👉 Ctenodontina is a class of extinct, possibly ancient, birds that lived during the Late Triassic period (259-237 Mya). They are known for their distinctive long beak and large, feathered wings. This group included several species, including the Ctenodon, which was one of the most commonly found birds in Europe at this time.

Ctenodontina

👉 The term "ctenodontidae" refers to a group of extinct archosaurian dinosaurs known as "Ctenodon". These dinosaur species lived during the Late Cretaceous period (距今约540万年至293万年) in North America and Europe. The Ctenodonts were characterized by their long, thin necks, which allowed them to reach high places like trees and rocks. They had a large head with large eyes that could see through the air

ctenodontidae

👉 A Ctenodon is a genus of dinosaur that lived during the late Permian period, around 265-234 million years ago. It was one of the most complex and diverse dinosaurs in the group known as the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) dynasty. The Ctenodonts were characterized by their large, flattened body shape, long necks, and a long, flexible tail. They had a unique set of teeth that allowed them to eat a

ctenodont

👉 Ctenodon is a genus of mammals in the family Ctenodonta, which includes the extinct species Ctenodon (also known as the "cattle antelope"). These mammals are characterized by their short snout, long neck, and distinctive tufted hair. They are primarily found in Africa and Asia, including some of the largest populations in the world.

Ctenodon