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conodonta

/kəˈnɒdɒntə/

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noun

/kəˈnɒdɒntə/C2formalscientific
  • ruВымерший отряд примитивных бесчелюстных позвоночных, известных в основном по микроскопическим зубообразным ископаемым; их точная таксономическая классификация остаётся неопределённой, и некоторые системы относят их к отдельному типу.

An extinct order of primitive, jawless vertebrates known primarily from their microscopic, tooth-like fossils; their exact taxonomic classification remains uncertain, with some systems placing them in a separate phylum.

uncountable · proper noun

  1. Extinct primitive vertebratesC2formalscientific

    An extinct group of jawless vertebrates known primarily from their microscopic, tooth-like fossils called conodont elements.

    ruВымершие примитивные позвоночные

    • Conodonta are considered important index fossils for the Paleozoic era.
    • The study of Conodonta helps scientists understand early vertebrate evolution.
    • Conodont elements are often found in marine sedimentary rocks.