Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Agriochoeridae

👉 The Agriochoeridae are a group of prehistoric fishes that lived in the Cenomanian and Tithonian limestones in Europe, Asia, and North America from around 270-235 million years ago until they became extinct about 180 million years ago. The name Agriochoeri means 'punctured or damaged' in Greek, a reference to the unique shape and structure of their skulls.

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👉 The term "agriochoeridae" refers to a group of animals that are known for their ability to reproduce with very little or no assistance from any other animal. These animals have evolved to be able to produce large numbers of offspring in short periods of time, often without the need for parental care. Some examples of agriochoeridae include: 1. Cattle: The cattle family, which includes domestic and wild cattle species, has a number of distinct traits that allow it

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