acidaspis
/ækɪˈdæspɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of extinct synapsid carnivorous mammals, related to the tritylodontids, that lived during the Late Permian period.
“The fossil discovery of acidaspis provided valuable insights into the evolution of synapsid mammals.”
2. proper noun
A genus of extinct synapsid carnivorous mammals.
“The acidaspis fossils were found in the South African Karoo basin.”