Definition of osteolepiform in English:

osteolepiform

adjective ˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm

Of, relating to, or designating fishes of the extinct, chiefly Devonian, sarcopterygian order Osteolepiformes, which is thought to have been the evolutionary precursor of the tetrapods and was characterized by the possession of thick scales, one of which (at the base of the fins) was conspicuously enlarged.

noun ˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm

An osteolepiform fish.

Origin

1940s. From Osteolep- (in scientific Latin Osteolepis, genus name + -iform, after scientific Latin Osteolepiformes, order name.

Definition of osteolepiform in US English:

osteolepiform

adjectiveˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm

Of, relating to, or designating fishes of the extinct, chiefly Devonian, sarcopterygian order Osteolepiformes, which is thought to have been the evolutionary precursor of the tetrapods and was characterized by the possession of thick scales, one of which (at the base of the fins) was conspicuously enlarged.

nounˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm

An osteolepiform fish.

Origin

1940s. From Osteolep- (in scientific Latin Osteolepis, genus name + -iform, after scientific Latin Osteolepiformes, order name.

词汇	osteolepiform
释义	Definition of osteolepiform in English: osteolepiform adjective ˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm Of, relating to, or designating fishes of the extinct, chiefly Devonian, sarcopterygian order Osteolepiformes, which is thought to have been the evolutionary precursor of the tetrapods and was characterized by the possession of thick scales, one of which (at the base of the fins) was conspicuously enlarged. noun ˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm An osteolepiform fish. Origin 1940s. From Osteolep- (in scientific Latin Osteolepis, genus name + -iform, after scientific Latin Osteolepiformes, order name. Definition of osteolepiform in US English: osteolepiform adjectiveˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm Of, relating to, or designating fishes of the extinct, chiefly Devonian, sarcopterygian order Osteolepiformes, which is thought to have been the evolutionary precursor of the tetrapods and was characterized by the possession of thick scales, one of which (at the base of the fins) was conspicuously enlarged. nounˌɒstɪəʊˈlɛpɪfɔːm An osteolepiform fish. Origin 1940s. From Osteolep- (in scientific Latin Osteolepis, genus name + -iform, after scientific Latin Osteolepiformes, order name.
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