- Look up
piscivore in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
piscivore (/ˈpɪsɪvɔːr/) is a
carnivorous animal that
primarily eats fish. The name
piscivore is derived...
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groupings include carnivores (further
divided into
subcategories such as
piscivores, insectivores, ovivores, etc.),
herbivores (subcategorised into folivores...
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terrestrial vertebrates, the
earliest forms were
large amphibious piscivores 400
million years ago.
While amphibians continued to feed on fish and...
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Lepidophagy Man-eating
animal Molluscivore Mucophagy Myrmecophagy Ophiophagy Piscivore Spongivore Vermivore reproductive Oophagy Paedophagy Placentophagy Breastfeeding...
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unclear whether Spinosaurus was
primarily a
terrestrial predator or a
piscivore, as
indicated by its
elongated jaws,
conical teeth and
raised nostrils...
- †Eudromaeosauria (hunters with
greatly enlarged sickle claws) †Unenlagiidae (
piscivores; may be dromaeosaurids) †Halszkaraptorinae (duck-like;
potentially semiaquatic)...
- fish
distributed throughout much of Africa. This fish is
generally a
piscivore but it has been
observed leaping out of the
water and
catching barn swallows...
- amphibians. When they
evolved 400 million
years ago, the
first amphibians were
piscivores, with
numerous sharp conical teeth, much like a
modern crocodile. The...
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invertebrates are
called vermivores.
Those that eat
mainly fish are
called piscivores.
Carnivores may
alternatively be
classified according to the percentage...
- only
known from fossils. T.
triunguis is a
relatively large,
aquatic piscivore. The list of
species follows a 2017
review of the
Trionychidae by Georgios...
