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Burnetiamorpha is a
clade of
biarmosuchian therapsids.
Burnetiamorphs are the most
derived biarmosuchians. The name
Burnetiamorpha has been in use since...
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Kruger suggests that a
likely origin for
burnetiamorphs could be
southern Africa. The base and
oldest burnetiamorphs are
found in
South Africa. The family...
- Char****ognathus.
Rarer members of the
Tropidostoma AZ ****emblage
include the
burnetiamorphs Lobalopex and Lophorhinus;
parareptiles Pareiasaurus and Saurorictus;...
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flaring of the rear of the
skull where these muscles were attached.
Burnetiamorphs,
which made up the
majority of
biarmosuchian diversity, were characterized...
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Kammerer and
Sidor have
composed a
reanalysis of the
relationships between Burnetiamorphs with the
discovery of
Mobaceras zambeziense showing similarities to...
- Museum. 56 (1): 1−73. Rubidge, B.S.; Kitching, J.W. (2003). "A new
burnetiamorph (Therapsida: Biarmosuchia) from the
Lower Beaufort Group of
South Africa"...
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there are many co-occurrences of
burnetiamorphs found near
other dicynodonts. The co-occurrence of the two
burnetiamorphs appeared in the
Cistecephalus ****emblage...
- 2023.2255236. Sidor, C. A. (2023). "New and
historical specimens of
burnetiamorph therapsids, with
comments on ontogeny, biogeography, and
bizarre structures"...
- said to
confirm the
strong endemism of
burnetiamorphs. This new fossil, Isengops, was the
second burnetiamorph recognized in
Zambia and
continued to provide...
- now
considered indicative of
burnetiamorphs. The
occiput on
Lemurosaurus is more tall and
narrow than
other burnetiamorphs.
Measurement of
scleral ring...
