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tetrapod His special study was the great seismosaurus, probably the largest tetrapod—and the largest land animal—that ever lived. tetrapod*

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A vertebrate with two pairs of limbs. The earliest tetrapods, or “four-footed” animals, were mammal-like reptiles that evolved before the rise of the dinosaurs and ranged from mouse-sized to cow-sized. Today the tetrapods include the reptiles, the amphibians, the birds, and the mammals—including humans. Though the fish aren't classified as tetrapods, it's quite possible that our own limbs began as paired fins hundreds of millions of years ago

word	tetrapod
definition	A vertebrate with two pairs of limbs.
eg_sentence	His special study was the great seismosaurus, probably the largest tetrapod—and the largest land animal—that ever lived.
explanation	The earliest tetrapods, or “four-footed” animals, were mammal-like reptiles that evolved before the rise of the dinosaurs and ranged from mouse-sized to cow-sized. Today the tetrapods include the reptiles, the amphibians, the birds, and the mammals—including humans. Though the fish aren't classified as tetrapods, it's quite possible that our own limbs began as paired fins hundreds of millions of years ago
IPA	tetrapod*

Largest Tetrapods Vertebrate Pairs Limbs Special Study Great