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dentigerous
[ den-tij-er-uhs ]
adjective
- having teeth.
Word History and Origins
Origin of dentigerous1
Example Sentences
The angular and dentary of the lower jaw appear concurrently with the dentigerous bones.
The dentigerous bones are among the most rapidly developed, although not the first to appear.
Ossification begins in the lateral flanges, then in the prevomerine processes, and lastly in the posterior dentigerous parts of the bones; the prevomerine processes are the last parts of the vomers to ossify completely.
Dentigerous, den-tij′e-rus, adj. bearing teeth.
The presence of exostosed dermal roofing bones, angulate prevomerine dentigerous processes, and the structure of the vocal sacs are characters which place the species in Osteocephalus.
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