Definition of teleodont in English:

teleodont

adjective

1Palaeontology designating a complex form of toothed hinge found in shells of bivalve molluscs (rare).
2Entomology designating the largest form of the mandibles occurring in certain beetles, especially male stag beetles (family Lucanidae), or a beetle bearing such mandibles; contrasted with mesodont and "priodont"; compare earlier "telodont".

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Healey Dall (1845–1927), natural historian, paleontologist, and malacologist.

Definition of teleodont in US English:

teleodont

adjective

1Palaeontology designating a complex form of toothed hinge found in shells of bivalve molluscs (rare).
2Entomology designating the largest form of the mandibles occurring in certain beetles, especially male stag beetles (family Lucanidae), or a beetle bearing such mandibles; contrasted with mesodont and "priodont"; compare earlier "telodont".

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Healey Dall (1845–1927), natural historian, paleontologist, and malacologist.

单词	teleodont
释义	Definition of teleodont in English: teleodont adjective 1Palaeontology designating a complex form of toothed hinge found in shells of bivalve molluscs (rare). 2Entomology designating the largest form of the mandibles occurring in certain beetles, especially male stag beetles (family Lucanidae), or a beetle bearing such mandibles; contrasted with mesodont and "priodont"; compare earlier "telodont". Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Healey Dall (1845–1927), natural historian, paleontologist, and malacologist. Definition of teleodont in US English: teleodont adjective 1Palaeontology designating a complex form of toothed hinge found in shells of bivalve molluscs (rare). 2Entomology designating the largest form of the mandibles occurring in certain beetles, especially male stag beetles (family Lucanidae), or a beetle bearing such mandibles; contrasted with mesodont and "priodont"; compare earlier "telodont". Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Healey Dall (1845–1927), natural historian, paleontologist, and malacologist.
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