What is another word for belemnite?
Pronunciation: [bɪlˈɛmna͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Belemnites are ancient extinct marine animals that resemble modern-day squid. The term belemnite is derived from the Greek word "belemnon," which means a dart or a javelin. The fossil remains of belemnites are abundant in many geological formations and can be found worldwide, making them a popular subject in the study of paleontology. Some common synonyms for belemnite include belemnoid, rostrum, and phragmocone. Belemnoid is a term used to describe any animal that resembles a belemnite, while rostrum refers to the pointed part of the belemnite's fossilized remains. Phragmocone is the internal chamber of the belemnite shell that housed the animal's body. These synonyms are often used interchangeably when discussing the morphology and classification of belemnites.
