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Mesosaurs ("middle lizards") were a
group of
small aquatic reptiles that
lived during the
early Permian period (Cisuralian),
roughly 299 to 270 million...
- 6(2):169-175 Piñeiro, G.; Ferigolo, J.; Mones, A.; Núñez Demarco, P. (2021). "
Mesosaur taxonomy reappraisal: are
Stereosternum and
Brazilosaurus valid taxa?"...
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within Diapsida as the
sister group to Neodiapsida. However, this
excludes mesosaurs, who were
found to be
basal among the sauropsids.
Below is a cladogram...
- Laurin, M. (2012). "Unusual
Environmental Conditions Preserve a
Permian Mesosaur-Bearing Konservat-Lagerstätte from Uruguay". Acta
Palaeontologica Polonica...
- reptiles.
These include the
first reptiles to
return to
marine ecosystems (
mesosaurs), the
first bipedal reptiles (bolosaurids such as Eudibamus), the first...
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restricted crown group encomp****ing
diapsids and
parareptiles (apart from
mesosaurs,
which he
considered to be the most
basal branch of sauropsids). Sauropsida...
- bolosaurids, some nycteroleterids, some
procolophonoids and at
least some
mesosaurs made it more
ambiguous and it's
currently uncertain whether the ancestral...
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known for
their unusual downturned snouts and
crushing dentition.
Mesosaurs were
quite possibly the very
first fully aquatic reptilian animals and...
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Following is a list of
marine reptiles,
reptiles which are
adapted to life in
marine or
brackish environments. The
following marine reptiles are species...
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fully adapted animals may take to
mating and
birthing in
water or ice.
Mesosaurs were a
group of
small aquatic reptiles that
lived during the
early Permian...
