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extinct clade of anomodonts, an
extinct type of non-mammalian therapsid.
Dicynodonts were
herbivores that
typically bore a pair of tusks,
hence their name...
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Lisowicia is an
extinct genus of
giant dicynodont synapsid that
lived in what is now
Poland during the late
Norian or
earliest Rhaetian age of the Late...
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apical openings of the
roots of the teeth.
Other than mammals,
dicynodonts are the only
known vertebrates to have true tusks.
Tusks have a variety...
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Hemaris aethra, the
Diervilla clearwing, is a moth in the
family Sphingidae (subfamily Macroglossinae). It is
native to the
northern United States and...
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other group of
therapsids to have
survived into the Late Tri****ic, the
dicynodonts,
becoming extinct towards the end of the period. The last
surviving group...
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Placerias (meaning 'broad body') is an
extinct genus of
dicynodonts that
lived during the
Carnian to the
Norian age of the Tri****ic
Period (230–220 million...
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Stahleckeriidae is a
family of
dicynodont therapsids whose fossils are
known from the Tri****ic of
North America,
South America, Asia and Africa. Below...
- ("two dog-teeth") is a
genus of
dicynodont therapsid that
flourished during the
Upper Permian period. Like all
dicynodonts, it was an
herbivorous animal...
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Nyaphulia is an
extinct genus of
dicynodont therapsid from the
middle Permian of
South Africa,
containing only the type
species N. oelofseni. The generic...
- (meaning "terrible-toothed lizard") is a
genus of
dicynodont therapsid. It was
medium to
large dicynodont of the Tri****ic (with
skull up to 40 centimetres...
