ceratodus 的定义
plural ce·rat·o·dus·es.
- a lungfish of either of two genera, Neoceratodus and the extinct Ceratodus, having hornlike ridges on the teeth.
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- His purpose was the study of the wonderful Australian fauna, the oviparous mammals, marsupials, and ceratodus (lungfish).
- Six pairs of branchial arches occur in Protopterus; Ceratodus and Lepidosiren have five, like most other fish.
- The teeth of the extinct Dipteridae resemble those of Ceratodus but are more complicated.
- However, teeth are found in the Trias which resemble those of the living Ceratodus.
- No; but from an organ similar in character and position to the air-bladder of a ceratodus, or a lepidosiren.