triserial
triserial Applied to one of the patterns of chambers that occurs in Foraminiferida, in which there are three chambers to each whorl in the test. In some species there can be a change from a single chamber in each whorl (‘uniserial’), through two chambers (‘biserial’), to triserial.
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