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anapsid

/ˈæn.əp.sɪd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un reptile primitif dont le crâne ne possède pas de fosses temporales ; ce groupe inclut toutes les formes éteintes, à l'exception des tortues.

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C2formalcommonscientific/ˈæn.əp.sɪd/

A noun referring to a primitive reptile characterized by a skull with no temporal openings; this group includes all extinct forms except for turtles.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant un reptile primitif dont le crâne ne possède pas de fosses temporales ; ce groupe inclut toutes les formes éteintes, à l'exception des tortues.
  1. Primitive reptile C2 formal scientific

    A primitive reptile characterized by a skull with no temporal openings behind the eye sockets; all members of this group are now extinct except for turtles.

    • The anapsid skull structure is a key feature in understanding early reptile evolution.
    • Turtles are the only surviving anapsid reptiles today.
    • Fossil evidence shows that many anapsid species lived during the Permian period.

    🇫🇷Anapside

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