tetrapodichnite
/ˌtɛtrəpɒdˈɪknʌɪt/Palaeontology. Now rare and historical
noun
Usually in plural Edward Hitchcock's name for: the fossil footprints of a four-footed animal, specifically a mammal.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in David Page (1814–1879), geologist and author. From scientific Latin Tetrapodichnites from ancient Greek τετραποδ-, τετράπους four-footed + scientific Latin ichnites.
- polymineral
- polymineralic
- polymitosis
- polymitotic
- polymodal
- polymodality
- polymodally
- polymolecular
- polymolecularity
- polymolecule
- polymorph
- polymorphemic
- polymorphic
- polymorphically
- polymorphism
- polymorphocellular
- polymorphonuclear
- polymorphonucleate
- polymorphonucleated
- polymorphous
- polymorphously
- polymorphously perverse
- polymorphousness
- polymorphous perverse
- polymorphous perversity