rheo-, rhea-, rhe-, rhy-
(Greek: a flow, wave; current of a stream, current; electrical current)
rheometry
An instrument that measures the flow of thick liquids; such as, the blood in circulation.
rheomorphism, rheomorphic
The process by which a rock becomes mobile and partially or completely fused; usually, the result of heating by the addition of extraneous magmatic material.
rheomotor
rheophile
rheophilous
rheophilous, rheophile, rheophily
In biology, thriving in or having an affinity for running water; said of an organism that prefers, or is confined to, running water.
rheophily
rheophobe
rheophobous
In biology, intolerant of running water.
rheophobous, rheophobe, rheophoby
Intolerant of running water.
rheophoby
rheophore
rheophyte
rheophyte, rheophytic
A plant inhabiting running water; a plant that is confined to flowing water.
rheoplankton
Planktonic organisms associated with running water.