- (2022)
recovered captorhinids as stem-amniotes instead, as the
sister group to
Protorothyris archeri,
while the
clade including captorhinids and P. archeri...
-
including several families of
synapsid pelycosaurs, protorothyridids,
captorhinids,
saurians and araeoscelids. The amphibian-like Pederpes, the most primitive...
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maxilla and
dentary are
broader in C.
aguti than in single-tooth-rowed
captorhinids. C.
aguti likely practiced lateralized feeding, as
enamel on the teeth...
- one in that
reptiles without an otic notch, such as
araeoscelids and
captorhinids, were
believed to be theropsids. This
classification supplemented, but...
- the group,
being a
eureptile more
derived than
either parareptiles or
captorhinids.
Hylonomus was 20–25
centimetres (8–10 in) long (including the tail)...
-
condition exemplified by
amphibians as well as some
early reptiles like
captorhinids and parareptiles.
Turtles have an
anapsid skull, but this was likely...
- This
general body
shape is
shared with
other ‘cotylosaurs’ such as
captorhinids, diadectomorphs, and seymouriamorphs.
Another general ‘cotylosaurian’...
- May,
William J; Reisz,
Robert R (2015-09-18). "Multiple tooth-rowed
captorhinids from the
Early Permian fissure fills of the
Bally Mountain Locality of...
- how the
general body
shape resembled that of
early reptiles such as
captorhinids, and that
certain adaptations of the limbs, hip, and
skull were also...
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North America,
where captorhinids are
commonly found, as it is a key
discovery in the
evolution of
herbivory in
large captorhinids given its multi-row...
