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helicoid

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helicoid [′helĀ·ə‚kȯid]
(invertebrate zoology)
Of a gastropod shell, shaped like a flat coil or flattened spiral.
(mathematics)
A surface generated by a curve which is rotated about a straight line and also is translated in the direction of the line at a rate that is a constant multiple of its rate of rotation.


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