- and
Geosaurus have
ziphodont dentition with
teeth that are
laterally compressed,
Torvoneustes is
unique in
having a false-
ziphodont dentition. The common...
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spirit from Gugu-Yalanji mythology.
Quinkana is
primarily known for its
ziphodont teeth,
meaning they were recurved,
serrated and
possessed flattened sides...
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protection in
intraspecific combat over food and mates.
Komodo dragons have
ziphodont teeth,
which are
defined as
teeth that are
laterally flattened, recurved...
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member of the Sebecosuchia.
Doratodon was a
relatively small animal with
ziphodont teeth,
meaning the
teeth had
flattened sides and
serrated edges. Two species...
- meanwhile, may
represent a
separate genus of
ziphodont mekosuchine rather than
another Quinkana species.
Ziphodont crocodilian teeth have also been recovered...
- of
theropod teeth are blade-like, with
serration on the edges,
called ziphodont.
Others are
pachydont or
folidont depending on the
shape of the tooth...
- tb00232.x. Sobbe, Ian H.; Price,
Gilbert J.; Knezour,
Robert A. (2013). "A
ziphodont crocodile from the late
Pleistocene King Cr**** catchment,
Darling Downs...
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Scaphognathus and
Harpactognathus had more
robust jaws and
teeth (which were
ziphodont, dagger-shaped, in Sericipterus), and shorter,
broader wings.
These were...
- were
terrestrial crocodyliforms characterized by
their deep
snouts and
ziphodont dentition. They
first appeared in the Late Cretaceous,
survived the Cretaceous–Paleogene...
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laterally compressed skull and
laterally compressed teeth is
called the "
ziphodont" condition. The
teeth of the
upper jaw
completely overlapped the teeth...
