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Lycosa

NOUN
  1. type genus of the family Lycosidae

How To Use Lycosa In A Sentence

  • This gap is all the more extreme because pelycosaurs and therapsids are each large, internally-diverse groups.
  • I was under the impression that “therapsid” always referred to a kind of synapsid reptile and was distinct from “pelycosaur” another kind of synapsid think dimetrodon. Controversies in Evolution: 'Jurassic beaver' unearthed in China - The Panda's Thumb
  • The transition between pelycosaurs and therapsids has not been documented.
  • It may be intermediate in structure between the pelycosaurs and the therapsids.
  • This gap is all the more extreme because pelycosaurs and therapsids are each large, internally-diverse groups.
  • Otherwise, we have more of the lumbering and vaguely stegosaur-like "stegodons" seen elsewhere in Azeroth and a bizarre mutation of basilisk that they're calling "Diemetradon" (clearly loosely inspired by the Permian-aged Dimetrodon, which, you'll note, isn't a dinosaur, but, rather, a pelycosaurian synapsid). Howard Hughes Looks the Other Way
  • This high degree of twist, although common in ophiacodontids, represents the upper limit recorded for pelycosaurs.
  • Levels of glycosaminoglycans in gingival crevicular fluid of patients with periodontal degree II furcation involvement before and after guided tissue regeneration.
  • Chemokines bind heparin and other glycosaminoglycans of the extracellular matrix of cells, which helps establish and maintain a chemokine gradient. The Scientist
  • These creatures succeeded the pelycosaurian synapsids as the rulers of the land, until they in turn were supplanted by the archosaurs during the early Triassic.
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