👉 A rhynchophore is a type of cell that contains a single nucleus. It is found in the brain and other parts of the nervous system, where it helps to regulate certain functions such as memory, learning, and consciousness. Rhynchophores are also known as "memory cells," as they help to store and retrieve information from long-term memories. The term rhynchophore was first used by Carl Linnaeus in his work on plants and animals in the 18th century
