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diapsid

/daɪˈæp.sɪd/

Tradução: Réptil caracterizado pela presença de duas aberturas (fenestras temporais) no crânio atrás de cada olho; grupo que inclui lagartos, serpentes, crocodilos e aves.

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noun

/daɪˈæp.sɪd/C2formalscientific
  • ptRéptil caracterizado pela presença de duas aberturas (fenestras temporais) no crânio atrás de cada olho; grupo que inclui lagartos, serpentes, crocodilos e aves.

A reptile characterized by having two openings (temporal fenestrae) in the skull behind each eye, a group that includes lizards, snakes, crocodiles, and birds.

  1. Reptile with two skull openingsC2formalscientific

    A reptile characterized by having two openings (temporal fenestrae) in the skull behind each eye, a feature that distinguishes them from other reptiles.

    ptDiápsido

    • The diapsid group includes lizards, snakes, crocodiles, and birds.
    • Fossil evidence shows that early diapsids were diverse during the Mesozoic era.
    • The skull structure of a diapsid allows for stronger jaw muscles.
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  • diapsids plural form
  • diapsids' possessive plural form
  • diapsid's possessive singular form