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paleosaurus (n.)
A genus of fossil saurians found in the Permian formation.
paleosaurus Sentence Examples
- The paleosaur's massive, armored body dwarfed its contemporaries.
- Scientists speculate that the paleosaur's unusual coloration may have served as camouflage.
- The fossilized remains of a paleosaur reveal intriguing insights into its evolutionary history.
- Researchers continue to debate the exact taxonomic classification of the enigmatic paleosaur.
- The paleosaur's robust jaws and sharp teeth suggest a predatory lifestyle.
- Artistic depictions of paleosaurs often portray them as lumbering, fearsome creatures.
- The paleosaur's role in the ancient ecosystem remains largely unknown.
- Discoveries of paleosaur fossils have shed light on the diversity of Permian life.
- The paleosaur's distinctive skull features provide valuable clues about its evolutionary relationships.
- Despite its ancient origins, the paleosaur continues to fascinate scientists and paleontologists alike.
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A genus of fossil saurians found in the Permian formation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The paleosaur's massive, armored body dwarfed its contemporaries.
Scientists speculate that the paleosaur's unusual coloration may have served as camouflage.
The fossilized remains of a paleosaur reveal intriguing insights into its evolutionary history.
Researchers continue to debate the exact taxonomic classification of the enigmatic paleosaur.
