- dinosaur. The
largest Galesaurus skull discovered is
roughly 12
centimetres (4.7 in) long.
Larger remains indicate that an
adult Galesaurus is
roughly 75 to...
-
posterior to the
foramen like
Galesaurus and Cynosaurus, and
unlike more
derived cynodonts. Progalesaurus, like
Galesaurus, Cynosaurus, and Thrinaxodon...
- BMNH R 511, was in 1887
described by
Richard Owen as the
plesiotype of
Galesaurus planiceps. In 1894 it was by
Harry Govier Seeley made a
separate genus...
- non-eucynodont
cynodonts survived the Permian–Tri****ic extinction; Thrinaxodon,
Galesaurus and
Platycraniellus are
known from the
Early Tri****ic. By the
Middle Tri****ic...
- more
closely related to Char****ognathus
gracilis than to
Dvinia prima,
Galesaurus planiceps or
Procynosuchus delaharpeae. The
family contains the genera...
- therocephalians.
Genera of the
family Galesauridae include the
namesake Galesaurus. Abdala,
Fernando (2003-01-01). "Galesaurid
cynodonts from the
Early Tri****ic...
- †
Galesaurus †Progalesaurus...
- of the supercontinent, it co-occurred with the non-mammalian
cynodonts Galesaurus and Thrinaxodon,
early relatives of mammals. The
first archosauriforms...
- ****abasaurus ****alognkosaurus
Fylax "Gadolosaurus" –
nomen nudum Galeamopus Galesaurus –
subsequently found to be a
therapsid Galleonosaurus Gallimimus Galtonia...
-
Galesaurus...
