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71Liste des communes françaises dont le code postal ne correspond pas au département — Indépendamment des départements de la Corse, codés « 2A » ou « 2B », et dont le code postal des communes commencent par « 20 », il existe plusieurs communes dont le préfixe (de deux chiffres) du code postal n’est pas …
72Liste des plantes dont le nom se refere a un animal — Liste des plantes dont le nom se réfère à un animal Sommaire 1 C 2 D 3 G 4 L 5 O 6 …
73ac|ro|dont — «AK ruh dont», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. attached by the base to the edge of the jawbone, without sockets: »acrodont teeth. 2. having teeth so attached. –n. an acrodont animal. Some lizards are acrodonts. ╂[< Greek ákros tip + odoús, odóntos… …
74a|myn|o|dont — «uh MIHN uh dont», noun, adjective. –n. any one of an extinct genus of aquatic animals of the Eocene period, related to the rhinoceros, having large bodies and short, heavy legs. –adj. of or having to do with an amynodont or amynodonts. ╂[<… …
75car|char|o|dont — «kahr KAR uh dont», adjective. having sharp, triangular teeth as those of a carcharodon …
76chae|to|dont — «KEE tuh dont», noun. any one of various small or moderate sized tropical, spiny finned marine fishes, generally having brilliant coloring, so called on account of their bristlelike teeth. ╂[< Greek chaítē a seta + odoús, odóntos tooth] …
77coe|lo|dont — «SEE luh dont», adjective, noun. –adj. having hollow teeth, as certain lizards. –n. 1. an extinct, woolly mammal, related to the rhinoceros, that lived in the vast prairies of Europe and Asia during the Pleistocene. 2. any animal having hollow… …
78co|no|dont — «KOH nuh dont», noun. any one of certain minute fossils of a conical, toothlike form, found in Silurian and other rocks, supposed to be the jaws of annelids. ╂[< Greek kônos cone + odoús, odóntos tooth] …
79cre|o|dont — «KREE uh dont», noun. any animal of an extinct suborder of primitive, carnivorous mammals with small brains, regarded as the ancestors of the modern carnivores: »Early flesh eating mammals called creodonts had long bodies and short legs (S. P.… …
80cyn|o|dont — «SIHN uh dont, SY nuh », noun. any one of a class of upright reptiles of the Triassic period. ╂[< New Latin Cynodontia < Greek kýōn, kynós dog + odoús, odóntos tooth] …
