Zool. [ad. L. camerāt-us, taken as = ‘chambered’ (see next).] Divided into chambers; chambered; = CAMERATED 2.
1543. Traheron, Vigo’s Chirurg., II. xxi. 33. Some [exitures, i.e., abscesses] are called camerate, bycause they have many concavites and chambers.
1881. Cleland, Evolution, iii. 83. Camerate eyes found in the invertebrata.
