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\usepackage[toc,index,nohypertypes={index}]{glossaries}
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\makeglossaries

% define terms for the index

\newterm[plural={stegosauruses}]{stegosaurus}
\newterm[plural={triceratopses}]{triceratops}
\newterm[plural={apatosauruses}]{apatosaurus}

% To avoid labels conflicting with the same name in the main glossary
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\newterm[name={dinosaur}]{ind-dinosaur}
\newterm[name={Triassic}]{ind-triassic}

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\newglossaryentry{dinosaur}%
{%
  name={dinosaur\glsadd{ind-dinosaur}},%
  description={One of a group of dinosauria}%
}

\newglossaryentry{Triassic}%
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  name={Triassic\glsadd{ind-triassic}},%
  description={The first period of the Mesozoic Era}
}

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\chapter{Dinosaurs}

\Glspl{dinosaur} are now extinct. They first appeared during the
\gls{Triassic} period. Examples of \glspl{dinosaur} include the
\gls{triceratops}, the \gls{apatosaurus} and the \gls{stegosaurus}.

Indexed term: \gls{ind-dinosaur}.

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