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Cynodontia (lit. 'dog-teeth') is a
clade of
eutheriodont therapsids that
first appeared in the Late
Permian (approximately 260 mya), and
extensively diversified...
- Biarmosuchia, Dinocephalia, Anomodontia, Gorgonopsia,
Therocephalia and
Cynodontia. A
clade uniting therocephalians and cynodonts,
called Eutheriodontia...
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Richard Owen
named a
suborder Theriodontia,
which he
divided into the
Cynodontia and the Gomphodontia. In 1956, D. M. S.
Watson and
Alfred Romer divided...
- 1894/1895
placed Cynognathus in a
separate family Cynognathidae,
within the
Cynodontia.
Cynognathus is
presently the only
recognized member of the
family Cynognathidae...
- the
sister clade of
Cynodontia,
together forming the
clade Eutheriodontia. The
close relationship of
Therocephalia to
Cynodontia takes evidence in a variety...
- Abdala, F. (2007). "Redescription of
Platycraniellus Elegans (Therapsida,
Cynodontia) from the
Lower Tri****ic of
South Africa, and the
cladistic relationships...
- anomodonts) from
South Africa,
distinct from
Cynodontia. By the 1930s
Gomphodontia was
considered a
suborder of
Cynodontia and
included the
families Diademodontidae...
- of the
greater clade Cynodontia.
Cynodontia eventually led to the
evolution of
Morganucodon and all
other mammalia.
Cynodontia belongs to the
clade Therapsida...
- non-mammalian
mammaliaform (see below, however). More
primitive members of the
Cynodontia are also
hypothesized to have had fur or a fur-like
covering based on...
- ; Abdala, F. (2009). "Diademodon
tetragonus Seeley, 1894 (Therapsida:
Cynodontia) in the Tri****ic of
South America and its
biostratigraphic implications"...
