asellate
adjective
asel·late
\(ˈ)ā¦selə̇t, (ˈ)āˈseˌlāt\
Definition of asellate
paleontology
: without saddles —used specifically of the simplest known ammonoid suture
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Origin and Etymology of asellate
2a- + Latin sella saddle + English -ate — more at settle
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