Did you by any chance mean one of these? adnate, agate
Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. zoology An agnathan.
Etymologies
- From Agnatha, from Ancient Greek ἀ- (a-, "without") + γνάθος (gnathos, "jaw"). (Wiktionary)
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Lists
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Not Dinosaurs
A temporary place to store all those annoying prehistoric animals that refuse to correlate to my manner of (dis)organization. Gah!
See also "Words of Dinosaurology," "Dinosaurs," "Pter...deltasaurus, champsosaur, discosauriscus, diplocaulus, dunkleosteus, dimetrodon, dragonfly, echinoderm, edaphosaurus, eosuchian, eotitanosuchid, equisetum and 185 more...
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Former ghosts
Ghost words that I've adopted because the original listers abandoned them. Yarb has more in his Adoption agency, and many orphlings are tagged as ghosted, ghost phrases, misspellings, or typos.
orphling, listkeeper, grandmotherly, scroogish, theocon, frownie, afternoons, loggin, supercalliwhat, avunculate, kokako, stygimolochs and 379 more...
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chained_bear "There are two extant groups of jawless fish (sometimes called cyclostomes, the lampreys and the hagfish, with about 100 species in total." (Wikipedia: "Agnatha.") Sep 4, 2008
chained_bear Cool. Thanks! Sep 1, 2008
mollusque Try searching for the plural: "agnaths" gets a lot more hits than "agnath". Google automatically searches for the plural on common words, but it apparently does this by brute force (a masterlist of plurals) rather than some clever algorithm. Sep 1, 2008
chained_bear Well, that's what I thought, but it was very difficult to find any info online using this name. *sigh* Sep 1, 2008
mollusque Agnatha is the name of the group; agnathan is a member of the group, sometimes shortened to agnath. Sep 1, 2008
chained_bear Probably should be agnatha. Sep 1, 2008