trachodon
- noun
- /ˈtrækəˌdɒn/
- Archaic
- Although the name trachodon is outdated, it still appears in some older textbooks.
Examples
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Did you know that the trachodon had a duck-like bill?
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The fossilized teeth of a trachodon were discovered in the rocky cliffs.
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Children are often fascinated by dinosaurs like the trachodon and the triceratops.
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The trachodon was a fascinating creature from the past.
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The fossilized teeth of a trachodon were discovered in the rocky cliffs.
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Children are often fascinated by dinosaurs like the trachodon and the triceratops.
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Did you know that the trachodon had a duck-like bill?
Synonyms
A name once used for a duck-billed dinosaur that scientists no longer use
A large plant-eating dinosaur with a flat duck-like bill from the Cretaceous period
Surface Forms
Etymology
Trachodon comes from Greek words trachy- 'rough' and -odon 'tooth'. So the name means 'rough tooth' and gives a clear picture of a duck-billed dinosaur named for its teeth, even though scientists now think the name is outdated.