saurognathous Synonyms
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saurognathous Meaning
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saurognathous (a.)
Having the bones of the palate arranged as in saurians, the vomer consisting of two lateral halves, as in the woodpeckers (Pici).
saurognathous Sentence Examples
- Tyrannosaurus rex possessed a saurognathous jaw structure, designed for exerting immense biting force.
- The saurognathous jaws of mosasaurs enabled them to crush the shells of marine invertebrates.
- Alligator mississippiensis retains a saurognathous jaw morphology similar to its ancient ancestors.
- The saurognathous skull of Dimetrodon allowed it to swiftly seize and devour small animals.
- The iconic skull of Tyrannosaurus rex exemplified the saurognathous jaw apparatus characteristic of theropods.
- Saurognathous jaws were a crucial adaptation for early reptiles to capture and handle prey items.
- Researchers study the saurognathous jaws of fossil specimens to infer feeding strategies and evolutionary history.
- The saurognathous jaw structure of crocodiles is a key feature that distinguishes them from mammals.
- Saurognathous jaws, with their distinct tooth arrangement and jaw mechanics, are a defining trait of reptiles.
- The evolution of saurognathous jaws played a significant role in the diversification and success of reptiles throughout Earth's history.
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Having the bones of the palate arranged as in saurians, the vomer consisting of two lateral halves, as in the woodpeckers (Pici).
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Tyrannosaurus rex possessed a saurognathous jaw structure, designed for exerting immense biting force.
The saurognathous jaws of mosasaurs enabled them to crush the shells of marine invertebrates.
Alligator mississippiensis retains a saurognathous jaw morphology similar to its ancient ancestors.
The saurognathous skull of Dimetrodon allowed it to swiftly seize and devour small animals.
