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- lends its name to the Pristerognathus ****emblage Zone of the Beaufort Group of South African geological strata. Pristerognathus was a medium-sized therocephalian...
- synonymy Alopecideops Broom, 1932 Species synonymy Pristerognathus vanderbyli Broom, 1925 Pristerognathus vanwyki Broom, 1925 Alopecideops gracilis Broom...
- Graaff-Reinet. The Pristerognathus ****emblage Zone is the third biozone of the Beaufort Group. The name of the biozone refers to Pristerognathus polyodon, a...
- (1904). "On two new therocephalian reptiles (Glanosuchus macrops and Pristerognathus baini)". Transactions of the South African Philosophical Society. 15:...
- closer to diapsid reptiles. A varanopid from the latest Middle Permian Pristerognathus ****emblage Zone is the youngest known varanopid and the last member...
- Paliguana Pelictosuchus Polycynodon Pristerodon Pristerognathoides Pristerognathus Procolophon Promoschorhynchus Scalopocephalus Silpholestes Tamboeria...
- Robert R. (2011). "The last 'pelycosaur': a varanopid synapsid from the Pristerognathus ****emblage Zone, Middle Permian of South Africa". Naturwissenschaften...
- Paliguana Pelictosuchus Polycynodon Pristerodon Pristerognathoides Pristerognathus Procolophon Promoschorhynchus Scalopocephalus Silpholestes Tamboeria...
- extinction. Post-extinction origination rates remained low through the Pristerognathus ****emblage Zone for at least 1 million years, which suggests that there...
- Paliguana Pelictosuchus Polycynodon Pristerodon Pristerognathoides Pristerognathus Procolophon Promoschorhynchus Scalopocephalus Silpholestes Tamboeria...