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pleurodont

/ˈplʊr.ə.dɒnt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un animal dont les dents sont fixées sur la face interne de la mâchoire sans être logées dans des alvéoles.

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/ˈplʊr.ə.dɒnt/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un animal dont les dents sont fixées sur la face interne de la mâchoire sans être logées dans des alvéoles.

A noun referring to an animal whose teeth are fused to the inner side of the jawbone without being set in sockets.

  1. Tooth attachment typeC2formalscientific

    An animal whose teeth are fused to the inner surface of the jawbone, rather than being set in sockets.

    frPleurodonte (type d'attache dentaire)

    • Lizards and some snakes are pleurodonts, with teeth attached to the jaw's inner side.
    • The pleurodont's dental structure differs from the thecodont arrangement found in mammals.
    • In pleurodonts, tooth replacement occurs continuously throughout life.

    Antonymesacrodontthecodont

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