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The term Dragon's teeth has several uses, depending on context:

  • In Greek mythology, Dragon's teeth appear in the stories of Cadmus and Jason; when sown in the ground they produce fully armed warriors.
  • In China dragon teeth or dragon bones are names for fossils used in the Traditional Chinese medicine.
  • In World War II, Dragon's teeth referred to fortifications used to impede the progress of mechanized armies.
  • In 1942, Upton Sinclair published a novel named "Dragon's Teeth", about the Nazi takeover of Germany during the 1930s.
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