- Africa,
South America,
Antarctica and Australia. The most
primitive procolophonids were
likely insectiovous or omnivorous, more
derived members of the...
- omnivores, and herbivores. The
largest family of procolophonoids, the
procolophonids,
rediversified in the Tri****ic, but
subsequently declined and became...
-
Elgin Reptiles:
Procolophonids Taxa
Presence Location Description Images Leptopleuron L.
lacertinum Owen, 1851 Tri****ic
Lossiemouth and Spynie, Scotland...
-
Among the less
significant body
fossil records of
vertebrates are the
procolophonid Anomoiodon liliensterni from
Reurieth in the
Thuringian part of Franconia...
- out. Phytosaurs, drepanosaurs, trilophosaurids, tanystropheids, and
procolophonids,
which were
other common reptiles in the late Tri****ic, had also become...
-
ancient evolutionary grade Anapsida,
which includes groups such as
procolophonids and pareiasaurs. All
anapsid skulls lack a
temporal opening while all...
-
thalattosaur rather than a choristodere) and
fossils of a
possible procolophonid,
Kuehneosaurus latus, rhynchocephalians, a
possible lepidosauromorph...
- Norian-age
Wolfville Formation in Nova Scotia, Canada. Like many Tri****ic
procolophonids,
Scoloparia has
expanded molar-like
teeth that
indicate that the animal...
-
million years ago,
though the
debate is far from settled.
Although procolophonids managed to
survive into the Tri****ic, most of the
other reptiles with...
- name, now
known as
Sphenosaurus and
considered to be a non-dinosaurian
procolophonid Palaeoscincus Paleosaurus –
subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian...
