Definition of Chelonia in English:

Chelonia

plural nounkɪˈləʊnɪəkəˈlōnēə

Zoology

former term for Testudines
Example sentencesExamples
- The Norian age was remarkable for the appearance of the Chelonia which seem to have emerged out of nowhere.
- This suggests that turtles, all now classified in the reptile order Chelonia, were originally created in at least two separate basic kinds.
- Six extinct genera, as well as the extant genera Caretta and Chelonia, date from the Upper Cretaceous of Europe and North America.
- If reincarnated, I will never come back as a marine turtle - certainly not one of the edible varieties, the green turtle Chelonia mydas, for example.
- More pages on Chelonia are planned for the near future.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek khelōnē 'tortoise'.

Definition of Chelonia in US English:

Chelonia

plural nounkəˈlōnēə

Zoology

former term for Testudines
Example sentencesExamples
- This suggests that turtles, all now classified in the reptile order Chelonia, were originally created in at least two separate basic kinds.
- More pages on Chelonia are planned for the near future.
- The Norian age was remarkable for the appearance of the Chelonia which seem to have emerged out of nowhere.
- Six extinct genera, as well as the extant genera Caretta and Chelonia, date from the Upper Cretaceous of Europe and North America.
- If reincarnated, I will never come back as a marine turtle - certainly not one of the edible varieties, the green turtle Chelonia mydas, for example.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek khelōnē ‘tortoise’.

词汇	Chelonia
释义	Definition of Chelonia in English: Chelonia plural nounkɪˈləʊnɪəkəˈlōnēə Zoology former term for Testudines Example sentencesExamples The Norian age was remarkable for the appearance of the Chelonia which seem to have emerged out of nowhere. This suggests that turtles, all now classified in the reptile order Chelonia, were originally created in at least two separate basic kinds. Six extinct genera, as well as the extant genera Caretta and Chelonia, date from the Upper Cretaceous of Europe and North America. If reincarnated, I will never come back as a marine turtle - certainly not one of the edible varieties, the green turtle Chelonia mydas, for example. More pages on Chelonia are planned for the near future. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek khelōnē 'tortoise'. Definition of Chelonia in US English: Chelonia plural nounkəˈlōnēə Zoology former term for Testudines Example sentencesExamples This suggests that turtles, all now classified in the reptile order Chelonia, were originally created in at least two separate basic kinds. More pages on Chelonia are planned for the near future. The Norian age was remarkable for the appearance of the Chelonia which seem to have emerged out of nowhere. Six extinct genera, as well as the extant genera Caretta and Chelonia, date from the Upper Cretaceous of Europe and North America. If reincarnated, I will never come back as a marine turtle - certainly not one of the edible varieties, the green turtle Chelonia mydas, for example. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek khelōnē ‘tortoise’.
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