hyleosaur (Meaning)
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hyleosaur (n.)
Same as Hylaeosaur.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hyleosaur
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hyleosaur Sentence Examples
- The discovery of the hyleosaur fossil provided valuable insights into the early evolution of dinosaurs.
- Hyleosaurs were small, bipedal herbivores that lived during the Late Triassic period.
- The hyleosaur's teeth were adapted for grinding tough plant material.
- Scientists believe that hyleosaurs may have been the ancestors of all later ornithischian dinosaurs.
- The hyleosaur's skull was long and narrow, with a beak-like snout.
- Hyleosaurs had long, slender legs that allowed them to run quickly.
- The hyleosaur's tail was short and muscular, providing stability while running.
- Hyleosaurs were likely social animals that lived in herds.
- The extinction of the hyleosaurs occurred during the end-Triassic mass extinction event.
- The hyleosaur is an important fossil that helps us understand the evolutionary history of dinosaurs.
FAQs About the word hyleosaur
Same as Hylaeosaur.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The discovery of the hyleosaur fossil provided valuable insights into the early evolution of dinosaurs.
Hyleosaurs were small, bipedal herbivores that lived during the Late Triassic period.
The hyleosaur's teeth were adapted for grinding tough plant material.
Scientists believe that hyleosaurs may have been the ancestors of all later ornithischian dinosaurs.
