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Jonkeria and Moschops,
Titanosuchus inhabited present-day
South Africa around 265
million years ago, in the Late Permian.
Titanosuchus was a
carnivore which...
- from its
relative Titanosuchus on
cranial grounds, but only in limb length;
Jonkeria having short and
squat limbs, and
Titanosuchus long ones. Evidence...
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generally large. The
biggest herbivores (Tapinocephalus) and
omnivores (
Titanosuchus) may have m****ed up to 2
tonnes (4,400 lb), and were some 4.5 metres...
- that
includes Moschops. The most
famous titanosuchids are
Jonkeria and
Titanosuchus. L. D. Boonstra, "The
Fauna of the
Tapinocephalus Zone (Beaufort Beds...
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Estemmenosuchidae Estemmenosuchus Molybdopygus Parabradysaurus Titanosuchidae Dinartamus Enobius Jonkeria Lamiasaurus Scullya?
Titanosuchus Tapinocephalidae...
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Estemmenosuchidae Estemmenosuchus Molybdopygus Parabradysaurus Titanosuchidae Dinartamus Enobius Jonkeria Lamiasaurus Scullya?
Titanosuchus Tapinocephalidae...
- Tapinocephalidae.
Notable tapinocephalians include Moschops, Tapinocephalus, and
Titanosuchus.
Unlike anteosaurs and estemmenosuchids,
tapinocephalians are primarily...
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Estemmenosuchidae Estemmenosuchus Molybdopygus Parabradysaurus Titanosuchidae Dinartamus Enobius Jonkeria Lamiasaurus Scullya?
Titanosuchus Tapinocephalidae...
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Estemmenosuchidae Estemmenosuchus Molybdopygus Parabradysaurus Titanosuchidae Dinartamus Enobius Jonkeria Lamiasaurus Scullya?
Titanosuchus Tapinocephalidae...
- an
incomplete skull that
Watson had
initially classified in the
genus Titanosuchus,
named after the
Titans of the Gr**** mythology. Once this
specimen recognized...
