Comodon does not have a mythological origin. The name Comodon was erected by Kretzoi & Kretzoi (2000) as a replacement name to resolve homonymy after the original genus name Phascolodon (Simpson, 1925), based on a mandible from Como Bluff (USNM 2703), was found to be preoccupied by an earlier 1859 usage. The replacement name literally glosses as 'tooth from Como Bluff' and functions within the conventions of zoological taxonomy.
The only directly documented fossil material in the provided sources is a mandible (USNM 2703) from Quarry 9 at Como Bluff. No comprehensive morphological description, restored appearance, size, or soft-tissue details are given in the supplied material.
No behavioral, ecological, or supernatural abilities are described in the provided sources. Comodon is treated as an extinct genus known from fossil material; the sources do not provide information about behavior or capabilities.
Arundelconodon hottoni
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Cronopio dentiacutus
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Cometes
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Common Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes)
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Companions of Saint Nicholas
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Company of Seven
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Company of the Ring
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- [2]Comodon — Wikidata Q21936855. Wikidata entry Q21936855wiki