IPA: /ˌɛntəˈprɒkt/
KK: /ɛntəˈprɒkt/
A type of small aquatic animal that often forms colonies and has both a mouth and an anus located within a ring of tentacles.
The entoprocts can be found in various marine environments, often attached to rocks or other surfaces.
Entoproct → It is formed from "ento-" (from Greek "entos", meaning within) and "proctus" (from Greek "proktos", meaning anus or rear). The word refers to organisms that have their anus located within the body, specifically in the context of certain aquatic invertebrates.
Think of 'within' ('ento-') and 'anus' ('proctus') to remember that an entoproct is an organism with its anus located inside its body.