"stereospondyl" meaning in All languages combined

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          "name": "Temnospondyls",
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          "text": "The sequence of vertebral types led Watson to conclude that the primitive labyrinthodonts, embolomeres, had given rise to the rhachitomes and that these forms had eventually produced the ungainly, doomed stereospondyls.",
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        "Any amphibian of the suborder Stereospondyli."
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        "(zoology) Any amphibian of the suborder Stereospondyli."
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