palaeotaxodont
palaeotaxodont A type of taxodont dentition in bivalves (Bivalvia). In early Palaeozoic forms teeth are formed in two distinct sizes, an anterior row with large teeth and a posterior row with much smaller teeth.
More From encyclopedia.com
368. Size , 368. Size
See also 187. GRANDEUR .
acromegaly
Medicine. a disease resulting from abnormal activity of the pituitary gland in which bones of the extre… Pygidium , pygidium (adj. pygidial) The posterior part of the exoskeleton of a trilobite (Trilobita); it is generally formed by the fusion of several body segme… Form , FORM
From the Latin forma, a term signifying figure or shape or "that which is seen" (Gr. ε[symbol omitted]δος) and having many derived meanings, suc… distinct , dis·tinct / disˈtingkt/ • adj. 1. recognizably different in nature from something else of a similar type: the patterns of spoken language are distinc… large , large / lärj/ • adj. 1. of considerable or relatively great size, extent, or capacity: the concert attracted large crowds. ∎ of greater size than the… Monotype , Monotype •gripe, hype, mistype, pipe, ripe, sipe, slype, snipe, stripe, swipe, tripe, type, wipe •guttersnipe • bagpipe • standpipe •tailpipe • drain…
NEARBY TERMS
palaeotaxodont