Question

The type of definition in crocodile is
A. Acrodont
B. Bunodont
C. Pleurodont
D. Thecodont

Answer 1

The mode of attachment of teeth are three types’ acrodont, pleurodont and thecodont. The underlying surface that is attached with the acrodont, and calotes, draco, is the example and has no roots. The inner side of the jawbone pleurodont also has no roots such as iguana, anguidae. Crocodile haddock have the teeth that are embedded in the bony sockets of the jaw and called as thecodont.

Step by step answer: In the tropical region of America, Africa, and Australia the true crocodiles are large semi-aquatic reptiles living. Crocodyline is the subfamily that term as the crocodile that includes the Tom stoma but not used in the articles. Fossil Crocdylomorpha, false gharial, alligators, aimans, and gharial or other living organisms loosely to include the extant members of the order crocodilia. Morphological differences are more difficult to spot in alligators and crocodiles but the narrow snout is easier to distinguish between them. All teeth of the crocodile are visible but the lower and upper jaws of the crocodile are the same width. During the closed mouth of the crocodile in the lower jaw of the large fourth tooth fit into the lower jaw. On the basis of aggression the trait of the crocodiles separate from the others. They belong to separate biological families but appeared similar to crocodiles, alligators, and gharials.
Therefore the correct option is (D)

Note: Crocidylinae is the scientific name of the cockroach and it’s a kind of large tropical reptile such as the family of crocodylidae. Nile cockroach and saltwater cockroach are the two species that have a documented reputation for preying on human bodies. Lolong is the biggest cockroach that is present in the Guinness world book record.