- few
parareptiles possessed caniform teeth. Many
amniotes have a row of
small pits
running along bones at the edge of the mouth, but
parareptiles have...
- to be
descended from
parareptiles, thus
defining Reptilia as a more
restricted crown group encomp****ing
diapsids and
parareptiles (apart from mesosaurs...
-
Procolophonidae is an
extinct family of small, lizard-like
parareptiles known from the Late
Permian to Late Tri****ic that were
distributed across Pangaea...
-
Millerettidae is an
extinct family of
parareptiles from the
Middle Permian to the Late
Permian period (Capitanian -
Changhsingian stages) of
South Africa...
- the most
basal sauropsids or
among the most
basal parareptiles (in the case of
which parareptiles were
basal sauropsids). The
phylogenetic position of...
- land
vertebrates Sauropsids (reptiles and birds, as well as the
extinct parareptiles, dinosaurs,
pterosaurs and
Mesozoic marine reptiles)
Synapsids (mammals...
- The
parareptiles,
whose m****ive
skull roofs had no
postorbital holes,
continued and
flourished throughout the Permian. The
pareiasaurian parareptiles reached...
-
Procolophonoidea is an
extinct superfamily of
procolophonian parareptiles.
Members were
characteristically small, stocky, and lizard-like in appearance...
- that
turtles are
closely related to archosaurs, not to the pre-Saurian
parareptiles as
previously thought. In a 2018
cladistic analysis,
Pantestudines (turtles...
- Piñeiro (2017)
placed turtles close to
pareiasaurs among parareptiles once more. However,
parareptiles were
considered derived diapsids in this analysis. The...
