Definition: Labyrinthodontoid is a type of tooth that has two cusps (ends) and can be found in certain species of reptiles, including lizards such as the Labyrinthodontidae. The term "labyrinthodontoid" refers to the shape or appearance of these teeth which are typically round and have two cusps.

labyrinthodontoid

Definition: Labyrinthodontids are a group of extinct mammals that lived during the Mesozoic era, around 135 to 208 million years ago. These creatures were known for their unique body structure and teeth, which allowed them to move through complex underground caverns and tunnels. The term "labyrinthodontid" is derived from the Latin word "labyrinthus," which means "closed labyrinth." The name itself suggests that these animals had a complex underground world, with a series

labyrinthodontid

Definition: Pseudolabrus is a genus of lizards belonging to the family Labyrinthodontidae. They are characterized by their small size, short legs, and large, bulbous nostrils that allow them to breathe through their mouths. These reptiles primarily inhabit the wild states of North America, including parts of Canada, Alaska, and the Pacific Northwest.

Pseudolabrus