change in orientation or location of an organism due to running water
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A movement contrary to the motion of a current, involving part of an organism, rather than the organism as a whole, as in rheotaxis. ... Origin: rheo-+ G. Tropos, a turning ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: rē-ot′rŏ-pizm Definitions: 1. A movement contrary to the motion of a current, involving part of an organism, rather than the organism as a whole, as in rheotaxis.
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rheotropism, rheotropic An orientation response to a water or air current; a movement contrary to the motion of a current, involving part of an organism, rather than the organism as a whole, as in rheotaxis.
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