andrewsarchus

English

Etymology

Named after palaeontologist Roy Chapman Andrews.

Noun

andrewsarchus (plural andrewsarchuses)

1. An extinct mammal, of genus †Andrewsarchus, from the Eocene epoch.
   • 2016, Theo Fischer, The Forgotten Monsters of Prehistory, page 55:

     We know that they're not pigs, some scientists think they're related to hippos, and others the andrewsarchus.

Translations

prehistoric mammal

• Arabic: أندروساركوس
• Bulgarian: Андрюзархус (Andrjuzarhus)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 安氏中獸 / 安氏中兽 (Ānshì zhōngshòu)

• Czech: andrewsarchus m
• French: andrewsarchus m
• German: andrewsarchus m
• Japanese: アンドリューサルクス (Andoryūsarukusu)
• Korean: 앤드류사쿠스 (aendeuryusakuseu)
• Portuguese: andrewsarchus
• Romanian: andrewsarchus (ro) m
• Russian: эндрюса́рх (ru) m (endrjusárx)
• Spanish: andrewsarchus m
• Ukrainian: ендрюзарх m (endrjuzarx)

Spanish

Noun

andrewsarchus m (plural andrewsarchus)

1. andrewsarchus (prehistoric mammal)