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chronofauna

chronofauna noun: fauna that lived only in a specific period in history.

Noun

chronofauna (countable and uncountable, plural chronofaunas)

  1. Fauna that lived only in a specific period in history.

Forms of chronofauna

pluralchronofaunas

Origin of chronofauna

From chrono- + fauna.

Questions about chronofauna

What does chronofauna mean?
Chronofauna means fauna that lived only in a specific period in history.
What part of speech is chronofauna?
Chronofauna is a noun.
What is the plural of chronofauna?
The plural of chronofauna is chronofaunas.

Words near chronofauna in the dictionary

  1. chronodisruptor
  2. chronodisruptors
  3. chronodistich
  4. chronoecological
  5. chronoecology
  6. chronofauna
  7. chronofaunal
  8. chronofaunas
  9. chronofile
  10. chronofiles
  11. chronogeneous

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