trigonodont Synonyms
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trigonodont Meaning
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trigonodont (a.)
See Trituberculy.
trigonodont Sentence Examples
- The reptile's trigonodont teeth were ideally suited for slicing through tough vegetation.
- The discovery of trigonodont teeth at the fossil site revealed the presence of ancient herbivores.
- The trigon shape of the teeth helped the animal crush and grind plant matter efficiently.
- Trigonodont dentition is a characteristic feature of sauropods, a group of long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs.
- The trigonodont teeth of iguanodonts allowed them to feed on a wide range of plant materials.
- The grooves on the trigonodont teeth of hadrosaurs enabled them to process large amounts of vegetation.
- The fossil record indicates that trigonodont teeth evolved in response to the increasing abundance of plants during the Mesozoic era.
- The trigonodont dentition of protoceratops, a small ceratopsian dinosaur, suggests it was a herbivorous browser.
- The discovery of trigonodont teeth in Antarctica provides evidence of the presence of ancient herbivores on the continent.
- The shape of trigonodont teeth is an important diagnostic feature used to identify fossilized dinosaur species.
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See Trituberculy.
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The reptile's trigonodont teeth were ideally suited for slicing through tough vegetation.
The discovery of trigonodont teeth at the fossil site revealed the presence of ancient herbivores.
The trigon shape of the teeth helped the animal crush and grind plant matter efficiently.
Trigonodont dentition is a characteristic feature of sauropods, a group of long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs.
