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- Jur****ic, occupying a wide range of lifestyles, including the aquatic pleurosaurs with long snake-like bodies and reduced limbs, the specialized herbivorous...
- group was represented by a diversity of forms, including the aquatic pleurosaurs and the herbivorous eilenodontines. The earliest members of Sphenodontinae...
- There were even successful groups of aquatic sphenodontians, such as the pleurosaurs. Tuatara were originally classified as agamid lizards when they were...
- consisting of ichthyosaurs, squamates, protorosaurs, araeoscelidans and pleurosaurs. Historically, a variety of reptiles with upper fenestrae, either alone...
- 1098/rsos.170570. PMC 5717629. PMID 29291055. Dupret, V. (2004). The pleurosaurs: anatomy and phylogeny. Revue de Paléobiologie, Vol spéc, 9, 61-80. Bardet...
- for an aquatic lifestyle, achieved through the Jur****ic gradually on pleurosaurs, a lifestyle supported by increased bone density in its gastralia. It...
- including it as part of the clade Leptorhynchia, also including sapheosaurs, pleurosaurs, Kallimodon and Vadasaurus. Despite being found in aquatic deposits,...
- elongation that typifies the other two genera. Dupret, V. (2004). The pleurosaurs: anatomy and phylogeny. Revue de Paléobiologie, 9: 61-80.[1] Simões,...
- Pamizinsaurus, Ankylosphenodon, the Sphenovipera+Theretairus clade, and pleurosaurs. A 2017 study utilizing both parsimony and bayesian analyses found some...
- 1080/08912963.2023.2242376. Retrieved 17 August 2023. Carroll, R. L. (1985). "A pleurosaur from the Lower Jur****ic and the taxonomic position of the Sphenodontida"...