toxotae
/tɒksətiː/Definitions
1. noun
ancient Greek soldiers who were skilled in the use of the toxon, a type of ranged weapon.
“The historian studied the tactics employed by the toxotae in ancient Greek warfare.”
2. noun
in biology, a suborder of extinct flying reptiles with a long, toothless beak-like snout.
“The discovery of toxotae fossils in the Jurassic period provided new insights into the evolution of pterosaurs.”