What is another word for acrodont?
Pronunciation: [ˈakɹədˌɒnt] (IPA) 
Acrodont refers to a type of dentition in reptiles, particularly lizards, where the teeth are attached to the apex of the jawbone. Some of the synonyms for acrodont include "terminal attachment," "apical attachment," and "top attachment." Other terms used to describe different types of lizard dentition include Thecodont, where teeth are fused to the jawbone, Pleurodont, where teeth are attached to the inner jaw surface, and Polyphyodont, where teeth can be replaced multiple times. These different terms help researchers identify and classify different reptile species based on the unique characteristics of their teeth and dental structures.
