Archosaur

/ˈɑrkəsɔr/ noun

A major group of diapsid reptiles that includes crocodilians, birds, and extinct dinosaurs and pterosaurs. They are characterized by having teeth set in sockets and an antorbital fenestra (opening in front of the eye socket).

From Greek 'archos' meaning ruler or chief and 'saurus' meaning lizard, literally 'ruling reptiles.' The term reflects their dominant position in many ecosystems, especially during the Mesozoic Era when dinosaurs ruled the Earth.

AMአርክ Osnaur
ARأركوصور
BNআর্কোসোর
CAarcosaur
CSarchosaur
DAarchosaur
DEArchosaurier
ELαρχόσαυρος
ESarcosaurio
FAآرکوسیور
FIarchosaur
FRarchosaure
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