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Casea is a
genus of
herbivorous caseid synapsids that
lived during the late
Lower Permian (Kungurian) in what is now Texas,
United States. The
genus is...
- (département of Aveyron),
Rodez Basin. It was
first ****igned to the
species "
Casea"
rutena by Sigogneau-Russell and
Russell in 1974. More recently, it was...
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towards increasing tooth complexity. Thus, the
teeth of the
basal taxa
Casea and
Arisierpeton have
three cus****s just like in the more
derived forms...
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Casea broilii...
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Casea broilii Oromycter dolesorum Trichasaurus texensis Casea nicholsi Euromycter rutenus...
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Caseopsis was
lightly built,
unlike Caseoides Casea -
another relative, only smaller, but
Casoides and
Casea were very
similar in body
shape Olson, Everett...
- distinguished, however, by its
proportionally longer facial region than in
Casea and Euromycter. The
dorsal ramus of each
premaxilla contributes to a narrow...
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group of five Dimetrodons, and a
single Edaphosaurus,
along with a
group of
Casea,
basking in the sun
surrounded by a
large marsh. The
Permian mural was finished...
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Field Museum depicting Dimetrodon along with
Edaphosaurus (center),
Casea (left) and the
amphibian Diplocaulus (right) in a
Permian wetland scene...
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Vaughnictis Caseidae Alierasaurus Angelosaurus Arisierpeton Callibrachion Casea Caseoides Caseopsis Cotylorhynchus Datheosaurus Ennatosaurus Eocasea Euromycter...
