Definition of anapsid in English:

anapsid

nounəˈnapsɪdəˈnapsəd

Zoology

A reptile of a group characterized by a lack of temporal openings in the skull, including the turtles and their relatives and many early fossil forms.
〔动〕无孔型
Sometimes placed in a subclass Anapsida, though this taxon is now often not recognized
Example sentencesExamples
- All members of the group called the Reptilia, except for the anapsids (turtles and their ilk), and a few extinct groups, are diapsids.
- The relationships of more basal anapsids are not firmly established, but millerettids apparently appeared first.
- Today, only one group of anapsids remains (Chelonia - the turtles), which truly could be called an evolutionary success story.
- If anything, the synapsids seem more closely related to anapsids than diapsids.
- Therefore, a long hiatus exists in the fossil record of anapsids.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Anapsida, from Greek an- 'without' + apsis, apsid- 'arch'.

Definition of anapsid in US English:

anapsid

nounəˈnapsəd

Zoology

A reptile of a group characterized by the lack of temporal openings in the skull, including the turtles and their relatives.
〔动〕无孔型
Sometimes placed in a subclass Anapsida, though this taxon is now often not recognized
Example sentencesExamples
- Therefore, a long hiatus exists in the fossil record of anapsids.
- The relationships of more basal anapsids are not firmly established, but millerettids apparently appeared first.
- Today, only one group of anapsids remains (Chelonia - the turtles), which truly could be called an evolutionary success story.
- All members of the group called the Reptilia, except for the anapsids (turtles and their ilk), and a few extinct groups, are diapsids.
- If anything, the synapsids seem more closely related to anapsids than diapsids.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Anapsida, from Greek an- ‘without’ + apsis, apsid- ‘arch’.

单词	anapsid
释义	Definition of anapsid in English: anapsid nounəˈnapsɪdəˈnapsəd Zoology A reptile of a group characterized by a lack of temporal openings in the skull, including the turtles and their relatives and many early fossil forms. 〔动〕无孔型 Sometimes placed in a subclass Anapsida, though this taxon is now often not recognized Example sentencesExamples All members of the group called the Reptilia, except for the anapsids (turtles and their ilk), and a few extinct groups, are diapsids. The relationships of more basal anapsids are not firmly established, but millerettids apparently appeared first. Today, only one group of anapsids remains (Chelonia - the turtles), which truly could be called an evolutionary success story. If anything, the synapsids seem more closely related to anapsids than diapsids. Therefore, a long hiatus exists in the fossil record of anapsids. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Anapsida, from Greek an- 'without' + apsis, apsid- 'arch'. Definition of anapsid in US English: anapsid nounəˈnapsəd Zoology A reptile of a group characterized by the lack of temporal openings in the skull, including the turtles and their relatives. 〔动〕无孔型 Sometimes placed in a subclass Anapsida, though this taxon is now often not recognized Example sentencesExamples Therefore, a long hiatus exists in the fossil record of anapsids. The relationships of more basal anapsids are not firmly established, but millerettids apparently appeared first. Today, only one group of anapsids remains (Chelonia - the turtles), which truly could be called an evolutionary success story. All members of the group called the Reptilia, except for the anapsids (turtles and their ilk), and a few extinct groups, are diapsids. If anything, the synapsids seem more closely related to anapsids than diapsids. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Anapsida, from Greek an- ‘without’ + apsis, apsid- ‘arch’.
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