Definition of taeniodont in English:

taeniodont

noun ˈtiːnɪə(ʊ)dɒnt

A primitive fossil herbivorous mammal from the Palaeocene and Eocene of North America, with deep powerful jaws and short stout limbs.
纽齿兽
Suborder Taeniodonta, order Cimolesta
Example sentencesExamples
- At least some members of the following groups developed hypsodont dentitions during the Late Eocene: taeniodonts, leporids, castorids, eomyids, rhinocerotids, hypertragulids, oromerycids, and ‘oreodonts’.
- It is a stylinodontine taeniodont which was discovered by two people who had just stopped on the side of the road.
- The teeth of a tingamarroid are quite strange, with large, flattened incisors, totally absent canines, and a set of deep-rooted, ever-growing molars most similar to those of the extinct taeniodonts.
- In their preferred upland habitat, taeniodonts could have been much more common than the fossil record reflects.
- Besides viverravids, the collection includes oxyclaenids, arctocyonids, triisodontids, pantolestids, taeniodonts, phenacodontids, mioclaenids, pentacodontids, periptychids, proprimates, and a multituberculate.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Taeniodontia (order name), from Greek tainia 'band, ribbon' + odous, odont- 'tooth'.

词汇	taeniodont
释义	Definition of taeniodont in English: taeniodont noun ˈtiːnɪə(ʊ)dɒnt A primitive fossil herbivorous mammal from the Palaeocene and Eocene of North America, with deep powerful jaws and short stout limbs. 纽齿兽 Suborder Taeniodonta, order Cimolesta Example sentencesExamples At least some members of the following groups developed hypsodont dentitions during the Late Eocene: taeniodonts, leporids, castorids, eomyids, rhinocerotids, hypertragulids, oromerycids, and ‘oreodonts’. It is a stylinodontine taeniodont which was discovered by two people who had just stopped on the side of the road. The teeth of a tingamarroid are quite strange, with large, flattened incisors, totally absent canines, and a set of deep-rooted, ever-growing molars most similar to those of the extinct taeniodonts. In their preferred upland habitat, taeniodonts could have been much more common than the fossil record reflects. Besides viverravids, the collection includes oxyclaenids, arctocyonids, triisodontids, pantolestids, taeniodonts, phenacodontids, mioclaenids, pentacodontids, periptychids, proprimates, and a multituberculate. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Taeniodontia (order name), from Greek tainia 'band, ribbon' + odous, odont- 'tooth'.
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