Question 1

How do native speakers pronounce "entelognathus" in English?

Accepted Answer

In natural English speech, "entelognathus" appears in contexts such as: "Most Placoderms had simple jaws, but there's one that looked a little more advanced. Entelognathus, which lived 419 million years ago, evolved a jaw structure that looks like the complex arrangement found in bony fish and all their descendants. Biologists aren't sure whether this means that Entelognathus is the ancestor of all bony fish, or if they evolved the pattern independantly from bony fish, but it does seem to be the first fish with a modern face.". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

Question 2

Where can I hear "entelognathus" used in a real sentence?

Accepted Answer

Our pronunciation database found 2 conversational video occurrences of "entelognathus" with real-time synchronized transcripts and sentence context.

How to pronounce“entelognathus”in English

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