- Dimetrodon. However, the sail on
Edaphosaurus is
different in
shape and morphology. The
first fossils of
Edaphosaurus came from the
Texas Red Beds in North...
-
species deserved its own genus.
Naosaurus would later be
synonymized with
Edaphosaurus, a
genus which Cope
named in 1882 on the
basis of
skulls that evidently...
-
Haptodus baylei,
Haptodus garnettensis and
Sphenacodon ferox, but not
Edaphosaurus pogonias". They
first appear during the Late
Pennsylvanian (Upper Carboniferous)...
- sail
along its back,
similar to the
unrelated synapsids,
Dimetrodon and
Edaphosaurus. It
lived during the
boundary between the
latest Carboniferous and earliest...
- in the
early part of the Permian. The most
renowned edaphosaurid is
Edaphosaurus, a
large [10–12-foot-long (3.0–3.7 m)]
herbivore which had a sail on...
- vertebrates) have been
found in the Red Beds,
including those of Dimetrodon,
Edaphosaurus, Seymouria, Platyhystrix, and Eryops. A
recurring feature in many of...
- †Edaphosauridae Cope, 1882 Type
species †
Edaphosaurus pogonias Cope, 1882
Genera †Bohemiclavulus †
Edaphosaurus †Gordodon †Glaucosaurus †Ianthasaurus †Lupeosaurus...
-
Edaphosaurus boanerges Edaphosaurus novomexic****...
- ****uming that this is the case, it is very
close to
Edaphosaurus,
because only
Glaucosaurus and
Edaphosaurus completely lack both
canine teeth and a canine...
-
research has
favored a
display role for the tall
sails in
Dimetrodon and
Edaphosaurus. Both
Sphenacodon and
Dimetrodon have been
depicted with
their short...
