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thecodontia

/ˌθiːkəˈdɒntiə/

Traducción: Grupo extinto de reptiles arcosaurios del Pérmico tardío al Triásico, caracterizados por dientes insertados en alvéolos (tecodontos). Se consideran ancestros de los dinosaurios, cocodrilos y aves.

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An extinct order of terrestrial reptiles from the late Permian to Triassic periods, characterized by teeth set in sockets.

  • 🇪🇸Grupo extinto de reptiles arcosaurios del Pérmico tardío al Triásico, caracterizados por dientes insertados en alvéolos (tecodontos). Se consideran ancestros de los dinosaurios, cocodrilos y aves.
  1. Extinct Reptiles C2 formal scientific

    An extinct order of terrestrial reptiles from the late Permian to Triassic periods, characterized by teeth set in sockets (thecodont dentition).

    • Thecodontia are considered ancestors of modern crocodiles and dinosaurs.
    • Fossils of Thecodontia have been found in many parts of the world.
    • The teeth of Thecodontia were firmly anchored in their jaw sockets.

    🇪🇸Tecondontos

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