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diphyodontenUK
di·phy·o·dont D0238800 (dī-fī′ə-dŏnt′)adj. Having two successive sets of teeth, deciduous and permanent.
[From Greek diphuēs, double (di-, two; see di-1) + phuein, to grow; see bheuə- in Indo-European roots + -odont.]diphyodont (ˈdɪfɪəʊˌdɒnt) adj (Zoology) having two successive sets of teeth, as mammals (including man). Compare polyphyodont[C19: from Greek diphuēs double (see diphycercal) + -odont]diph•y•o•dont (ˈdɪf i əˌdɒnt)
adj. having two successive sets of teeth, as most mammals. [1850–55; < Greek diphy(ḗs) double, twofold (di- di-1 + -phyēs, derivative of phyein to produce, grow) + -odont] diphyodontenUK
diphyodont[dī′fī·ə‚dänt] (anatomy) Having two successive sets of teeth, deciduous followed by permanent, as in humans. diphyodontenUK
diphyodont [dif´e-o-dont″] having two dentitions, a primary and a permanent one.diph·y·o·dont (dif'i-ō-dont'), Possessing two sets of teeth, as occurs in humans and most other mammals. [G. di-, two, + phyō, to produce, + odous (odont-), tooth] diphyodont (dī-fī′ə-dŏnt′)adj. Having two successive sets of teeth, deciduous and permanent.di·phy·o·dont (dī-fī'ō-dont) Developing two successive sets of teeth, as occurs in humans and most other mammals. [G. di-, two, + phyō, to produce, + odous (odont-), tooth]di·phy·o·dont (dī-fī'ō-dont) Possessing two sets of teeth, as occurs in humans and most other mammals. [G. di-, two, + phyō, to produce, + odous (odont-), tooth] |