zygomaturine
zygomaturine noun: any extinct marsupial of the subfamily Zygomaturinae.
Noun
zygomaturine (plural zygomaturines)
- Any extinct marsupial of the subfamily Zygomaturinae.
- In turn, there are two subfamilies of the diprotodontids: the zygomaturines, whose members have multi-cusped last upper premolars; and the diprotodontines, whose members have much simpler premolars.2000, Michael Archer, Australia's Lost World: Prehistoric Animals of Riversleigh, page 111
Forms of zygomaturine
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Questions about zygomaturine
- What does zygomaturine mean?
- Zygomaturine means any extinct marsupial of the subfamily Zygomaturinae.
- What part of speech is zygomaturine?
- Zygomaturine is a noun.
- What is the plural of zygomaturine?
- The plural of zygomaturine is zygomaturines.
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