- and -βάμων (-bámōn) "that goes" or βᾶμα (bâma) "leg".
Amphibamus grandiceps skeleton Amphibamus grandiceps fossil Gaining Ground: The
Origin and Early...
- from
Europe and
Amphibamus from
North America, that had
poorly developed bones,
external gills, and no ribs. Some
skeletons of
Amphibamus were
later found...
- For example, the
amphibamids Amphibamus, Doleserpeton, Eoscopus, and
Platyrhinops also have
large otic notches;
Amphibamus, Doleserpeton, and Tersomius...
- Eogyrinus, Proterogyrinus);
others may have been semi-aquatic (Ophiderpeton,
Amphibamus, Hyloplesion) or
terrestrial (Dendrerpeton, Tudit****, Anthracosaurus)...
-
Adelospondylus Albanerpeton Albionbatrachus Alegeinosaurus Almasaurus Altanulia Amphibamus Amphiuma Anaschisma Anconastes Andrias Angusaurus Anoualerpeton Antarctosuchus...
-
Micropholidae Micropholis Pasawioops Tersomius Amphibamidae sensu stricto Amphibamus Doleserpeton Branchiosauridae Apateon Branchiosaurus Leptorophus Melanerpeton...
- (1909), but it was
rarely used
because it
originally referred only to
Amphibamus.
Similar monogeneric families were also
erected for
other small, terrestrial...
- "amphibamids" (subsequently
restricted to
Doleserpeton annectens and
Amphibamus grandiceps by Schoch), branchiosaurids, and
hypothetically lissamphibians...
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Micropholidae Micropholis Pasawioops Tersomius Amphibamidae sensu stricto Amphibamus Doleserpeton Branchiosauridae Apateon Branchiosaurus Leptorophus Melanerpeton...
- studies; in 1864, he
described several fishes, a whale, and the
amphibian Amphibamus grandiceps (his
first paleontological contribution).
During the period...
