chirotherium

/kɑɪroʊˈθɛri.əm/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of fossilized track or footprint of an ancient animal, especially a dinosaur or other reptile.

“The discovery of a well-preserved chirotherium near the river was a significant find for paleontologists.”

2. noun

The study of chirotheria, especially in relation to ancient animal tracks or footprints.

“The team of researchers dedicated themselves to the field of chirotherium, searching for new discoveries.”

Synonyms

  • dinosaur footprint
  • fossil track

Antonyms

  • living creature
  • modern animal