Pronunciation: /sɔːrəˈpɒdəmɔrf/
noun a type of dinosaur belonging to the sauropodomorpha clade, known for their long necks and tails
A1 A sauropodomorph is a type of dinosaur.
A2 The sauropodomorph was a herbivorous dinosaur with a long neck.
B1 Scientists have discovered new fossils of a sauropodomorph species.
B2 The sauropodomorphs were known for their large size and long tails.
C1 Research on sauropodomorphs has provided valuable insights into dinosaur evolution.
C2 The study of sauropodomorph anatomy has led to groundbreaking discoveries in paleontology.
adjective describing something related to or characteristic of sauropodomorph dinosaurs
A1 The sauropodomorph dinosaur was very big and ate plants.
A2 The sauropodomorph fossils were discovered in South America.
B1 Scientists believe that the sauropodomorphs were one of the earliest groups of dinosaurs.
B2 The sauropodomorph dinosaurs had long necks and tails, similar to the sauropods.
C1 The sauropodomorph lineage evolved into the massive sauropods of the Jurassic period.
C2 Advanced research techniques have helped paleontologists uncover new information about sauropodomorph anatomy.
formal The sauropodomorph dinosaurs were known for their long necks and small heads.
informal Did you know that sauropodomorph dinosaurs had really long necks?
slang Those sauropodomorph dinos were all about that neck game.
figurative The sauropodomorphs towered over the landscape like gentle giants.
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