Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Acropoma

👉 Acropomatidae are a group of extinct bird species that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 65-70 million years ago. They were characterized by their large beak-like jaws and sharp talons, which allowed them to hunt for insects, small animals, and other prey. This group includes birds such as the ostrich, giraffe, and camelid, all of which are now extinct.

Acropomatidae

👉 Acropoma is a type of plant that has an outer covering made up of many layers, typically consisting of leaflets or stamens. These layers are arranged in a spiral pattern, with each layer being more similar to the next than the one before it. This structure is often used for photosynthesis and helps plants convert sunlight into energy.

Acropoma

👉 The term "Acropomatiformes" refers to a group of birds that are characterized by their elongated wings, which is similar to the shape of an acorn or a potato. These birds have large, flat feet and long, thin legs, making them ideal for flying in the air.

Acropomatiformes