diphyodont
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 59
[Gr.di= dis twice, twofold; phyō to generate, and odous (gen it. odontos ) =a tooth.] Zool .: A term applied to those mammals which have two sets of teeth: one deciduous, the other permanent. Most animals are diphyodont. Those which have only one set are termed monophyodont.
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