What's the difference between pachyderm and pachydermatous?
Pachyderm
Definition:
(n.) One of the Pachydermata.
Example Sentences:
(1) In human tissues, in addition to "pachyderm" skin changes (keratosis, papillomatosis, acanthosis and collagen deposition), there was blood vessel and lymphatic vasculopathy similar to ferrets (angiocentric inflammation, congestion, vasculitis, thrombosis, thickened vessel walls, dilated lymphatics, lymphangitis, reactive lymph nodal hyperplasia and nodal fibrosis).
(2) Experiments are reported in which effects of repeating words exactly (e.g., elephant, elephant) or repeating some meaningful aspect--a synonym (pachyderm), an associate (tusk), or a category coordinate (hippopotamus)--were examined on free recall and word-fragment completion.
(3) No place better illustrates the challenges of protecting pachyderms than South Africa's Kruger National Park, which has lost far more rhinos than any other African park in recent years.
(4) Unlike Sanford, who essentially embraced the corner-lurking pachyderm in his campaign, Weiner wants to brush by it.
(5) The drug was found to be effective and safe for a wide range of ungulates and pachyderms and Burchell's zebra (Equus burchelli) did not react to expected dosage levels.
(6) The Sea Quest rose on shaft-legs like some impossible dreaming pachyderm.
(7) Recommended optimal dosage rates varies from about 1 microgram per kg for pachyderms to about 10 microgram per kg for most of the larger ungulates.
(8) From terminal cancer to strokes, rhino horn is seen as a miracle cure-all in Vietnam -- an expensive, medically unproven and illegal obsession that experts say is devastating global pachyderm populations.
(9) It’ll be eaten by hyenas now.” Poachers had speared the pachyderm in her back.
(10) This clinical syndrome corresponds to the pachydermal periostosis.