coelodont (Meaning)
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coelodont (a.)
Having hollow teeth; -- said of a group lizards.
Webster
coelodont (n.)
One of a group of lizards having hollow teeth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coelodont
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coelodont Sentence Examples
- The coelodont fossils discovered in the sedimentary layers shed light on ancient mammalian evolution.
- Paleontologists speculate about the ecological niche occupied by the coelodont during its existence.
- The distinctive dental morphology of the coelodont suggests specialized feeding habits.
- Researchers aim to reconstruct the coelodont's physical appearance based on skeletal remains.
- The study of coelodont anatomy provides insights into prehistoric ecosystems.
- The coelodont's presence in fossil records indicates its significance in past faunal communities.
- Scientists debate the taxonomic classification of the coelodont within the mammalian lineage.
- The extinction of the coelodont remains a subject of scientific inquiry and speculation.
- Comparative analysis reveals similarities and differences between the coelodont and modern mammals.
- The discovery of a nearly complete coelodont skeleton fuels excitement among paleontologists worldwide.
FAQs About the word coelodont
Having hollow teeth; -- said of a group lizards., One of a group of lizards having hollow teeth.
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The coelodont fossils discovered in the sedimentary layers shed light on ancient mammalian evolution.
Paleontologists speculate about the ecological niche occupied by the coelodont during its existence.
The distinctive dental morphology of the coelodont suggests specialized feeding habits.
Researchers aim to reconstruct the coelodont's physical appearance based on skeletal remains.
