uintathere
American
[yoo-in-tuh-theer]
/ yuˈɪn təˌθɪər /
noun
uintathere
British
/ juːˈɪntəˌθɪə /
noun
Etymology
Origin of uintathere
< New Latin Uintatherium (1872) a related genus, equivalent to Uinta Co., SW Wyoming, where fossils of the animal were found + Greek thēríon -there
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