- few
isolated genera such as Vincelestes. It
excludes the
various basal cladotherian groups which have been
combined under the
label "dryolestoids". The clade...
-
Peramus is an
extinct genus of
cladotherian mammal. It
lived in the Late Jur****ic and
Early Cretaceous of
Europe and
North Africa.
There are
three known...
-
Amphitherium is an
extinct genus of stem
cladotherian mammal that
lived during the
Middle Jur****ic of England. It was one of the
first Mesozoic mammals...
-
Earliest salamanders, newts, cryptoclidids,
elasmosaurid plesiosaurs, and
cladotherian mammals.
Sauropod dinosaurs diversify. 168 Ma
First lizards. 165 Ma First...
-
Palaeoxonodon is an
extinct genus of
cladotherian mammal from the
Middle Jur****ic of
England and Scotland. The
first fossils of
Palaeoxonodon ooliticus...
- analyses,
Meridiolestida are
recovered as an
unrelated group of
basal cladotherians,
rendering "Dryolestoidea" paraphyletic.
Dryolestids were
formerly considered...
-
spalacotheriid "symmetrodonts". However, more
recent studies have
stuck to the
cladotherian interpretation.
Within Cladotheria, they have
often been
placed in a...
-
sometimes recovered as an
australosphenidan (when not
inversely considered a
cladotherian). †?Tendagurutherium,
recovered as an
australosphenidan in one study...
-
indicated by teeth.
Other than dinosaurs, the
formation is
notable for the
cladotherian mammal Vincelestes, the only
mammal known from the
Early Cretaceous of...
- sphenodontians, snakes, and the
turtle Prochelidella.
Other vertebrates include cladotherian mammals, a
pipoid frog, and
ceratodontiform fishes.
Footprints indicate...
