What is another word for ictodosaur?
Pronunciation: [a͡ɪktˈɒdəsˌɔː] (IPA) 
Ictodosaur is a type of prehistoric reptile that inhabited the earth in the Middle Triassic period. The term "ictodosaur" is derived from Greek words "ikhtys" and "sauros", which means "fish" and "lizard" respectively. Although there are no synonyms for the word "ictodosaur," paleontologists often use other terms interchangeably to describe this extinct reptile, such as "ichthyopterygium" or "ichthyosaurus." These terms are also derived from the Greek word "ichthys," meaning "fish," and "pteryx," meaning "wing" or "fin." Despite the lack of synonyms for "ictodosaur," the various terms used to describe it allude to its amphibious nature, which allowed it to thrive in both land and water environments.
