Definition
An extinct member of a group of mammal-like reptiles from the Permian and Triassic periods that had dog-like teeth and were ancestors of true mammals.
Etymology
From Greek 'kyon' (dog) plus 'odon' (tooth), literally 'dog-tooth.' Paleontologists named this fossil group in the 19th century based on their distinctive teeth.
Kelly Says
Cynodonts are one of your most important ancestors—they slowly evolved the traits that became mammals (specialized teeth, efficient walking, warm blood) over millions of years!
Translations
BNবাংলা
সিনোডন্ট
shino-don-t
CACatalà
cinodont
si-no-don
CSČeština
cynodont
si-no-don
DADansk
cynodont
si-no-don
DEDeutsch
Cynodont
si-no-dont
ELΕλληνικά
κυνοδόδον
ki-no-do-don
ESEspañol
cinodonte
sin-o-don-te
FISuomi
cynodont
si-no-don
FRFrançais
cynodonte
si-no-donte
GUGU
સિનોડોન્ટ
si-no-don-t
HEעברית
צינודון
tsin-o-don
HIहिन्दी
सिनोडॉन्ट
sin-o-don-t
HUMagyar
cynodont
si-no-don
IDBahasa Indonesia
cynodont
si-no-don
ITItaliano
cinodonte
sin-o-don-te
KO한국어
시노도돈트
si-no-do-don-te
MRMR
सायनोदॉन्ट
sai-no-don-t
MSBahasa Melayu
cynodont
si-no-don
MYမြန်မာ
စိနိုဒွန်
si-no-don
NLNederlands
cynodont
si-no-don
NONorsk
cynodont
si-no-don
PAPA
ਸਿਨੋਡੋਂਟ
si-no-don-t
PLPolski
cynodont
si-no-don
PTPortuguês
cinodonte
sin-o-don-te
RORomână
cinodont
sin-o-don
RUРусский
циндонт
tsin-dont
SVSvenska
cynodont
si-no-don
SWKiswahili
cynodont
si-no-don
TAதமிழ்
சினோடான்ட்
shino-daan-t
TEతెలుగు
సినుడోంట
si-nu-don-t
THไทย
ไซโนดอนท์
sai-no-don
TRTürkçe
cynodont
si-no-don
UKУкраїнська
цинодонт
tsino-dont
VITiếng Việt
cynodont
si-no-don