Definition of archosaurian in English:

archosaurian

adjective

Zoology

See archosaur
Example sentencesExamples
- Ceratosaurians also had strongly curved S-shaped necks like birds do; this is a trait inherited from a distant archosaurian ancestor.
- It is interesting that as the archosaurian reptiles were becoming larger, the cynodonts became smaller, perhaps nocturnal.
- The hot dry Pangean deserts of the Triassic would witness the competition between the synapsid proto-mammals that had dominated the land uptil now, and the newly emerged archosaurian reptiles (thecodonts).
- However, as Bock recently cautioned, ‘it is best to consider birds as part of the great archosaurian radiation without being more specific, as has been agreed by zoologists for more than a century.’
- The first vertebrates to evolve true flight were the pterosaurs, flying archosaurian reptiles.

Definition of archosaurian in US English:

archosaurian

adjectiveˌärkəˈsôrēən

Zoology

See archosaur
Example sentencesExamples
- It is interesting that as the archosaurian reptiles were becoming larger, the cynodonts became smaller, perhaps nocturnal.
- Ceratosaurians also had strongly curved S-shaped necks like birds do; this is a trait inherited from a distant archosaurian ancestor.
- The first vertebrates to evolve true flight were the pterosaurs, flying archosaurian reptiles.
- However, as Bock recently cautioned, ‘it is best to consider birds as part of the great archosaurian radiation without being more specific, as has been agreed by zoologists for more than a century.’
- The hot dry Pangean deserts of the Triassic would witness the competition between the synapsid proto-mammals that had dominated the land uptil now, and the newly emerged archosaurian reptiles (thecodonts).

单词	archosaurian
释义	Definition of archosaurian in English: archosaurian adjective Zoology See archosaur Example sentencesExamples Ceratosaurians also had strongly curved S-shaped necks like birds do; this is a trait inherited from a distant archosaurian ancestor. It is interesting that as the archosaurian reptiles were becoming larger, the cynodonts became smaller, perhaps nocturnal. The hot dry Pangean deserts of the Triassic would witness the competition between the synapsid proto-mammals that had dominated the land uptil now, and the newly emerged archosaurian reptiles (thecodonts). However, as Bock recently cautioned, ‘it is best to consider birds as part of the great archosaurian radiation without being more specific, as has been agreed by zoologists for more than a century.’ The first vertebrates to evolve true flight were the pterosaurs, flying archosaurian reptiles. Definition of archosaurian in US English: archosaurian adjectiveˌärkəˈsôrēən Zoology See archosaur Example sentencesExamples It is interesting that as the archosaurian reptiles were becoming larger, the cynodonts became smaller, perhaps nocturnal. Ceratosaurians also had strongly curved S-shaped necks like birds do; this is a trait inherited from a distant archosaurian ancestor. The first vertebrates to evolve true flight were the pterosaurs, flying archosaurian reptiles. However, as Bock recently cautioned, ‘it is best to consider birds as part of the great archosaurian radiation without being more specific, as has been agreed by zoologists for more than a century.’ The hot dry Pangean deserts of the Triassic would witness the competition between the synapsid proto-mammals that had dominated the land uptil now, and the newly emerged archosaurian reptiles (thecodonts).
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