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Gomphos is an
extinct genus of
early lagomorphs from the
early Eocene of the
China and Mongolia.
Gomphos was
first named in 1975 from
material found in...
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material of
basal members of Glires,
particularly the
genera Mimotona,
Gomphos, Heomys, Matutinia, Rhombomylus, and Sinomylus.
Their description, in 2005...
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Coluzea gomphos is a
species of
large sea snail,
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Columbariidae.
Coluzea gomphos Harasewych, 1986. Retrieved through:...
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arrival of humans. The name "gomphothere"
comes from
Ancient Gr**** γόμφος (
gómphos), "peg, pin; wedge; joint" plus θηρίον (theríon), "beast". Gomphotheres...
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binds the
teeth to bony
teeth sockets in the
maxillary bone and mandible.
Gomphos is the Gr**** word for "bolt". The
fibrous connection between a
tooth and...
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names Dermocybe cinnamomea (Moser),
Flammula cinnamomea (Kummer, 1871) and
Gomphos cinnamomeus (****ze, 1898)
reflect differing approaches over the years...
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methodology in
existing nomenclatural practice. He
called the
violet webcap Gomphos violaceus in 1898. However, ****ze's
revisionary programme was not accepted...
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existing nomenclatural practice. He
called the
species Gomphos archeri,
citing the
genus Gomphos as
described by
Giovanni Antonio Battarra in 1755 taking...
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perissodactyls Deperetella and Lophialetes, the
omomyid Tarkops, the
glirian Gomphos, the
rodent Tamquammys, and
various indeterminate glirians are also known...
- "knee" *ǵómbʰos "tooth, row of teeth" comb (< OE camb) OHG kamb "comb"
gómphos "bolt, nail"; gómphíos "molar tooth" jámbha- "tooth, tusk; set of teeth...
