-
rising sea
levels divided western Europe into an
island archipelago.
Traversodontids on
these islands likely became smaller as a
result of
insular dwarfism...
- and the dinosaurs; however,
large cynodonts like
Trucidocynodon and
traversodontids still occupied large sized carnivorous and
herbivorous niches respectively...
- Cynognathus, as well as
newly evolved herbivores (Traversodontidae).
While traversodontids for the most part
remained medium-sized to
reasonably large (the length...
-
teeth of
tritylodontids and
traversodontids, and
tritylodontids were
eventually thought to be
descendants of
traversodontids.
Under this classification...
- hyena. The
largest known non-mammalian
cynodont is Scalenodontoides, a
traversodontid,
which had a
maximum skull length of
approximately 61.7 centimetres...
-
Cynognathus and the
herbivorous or
omnivorous gomphodonts such as
traversodontids.
Cynognathians can be
identified by
several synapomorphies including...
- groups. The
largest known non-mammalian
cynodont is Scalenodontoides, a
traversodontid,
which has been
estimated to have a
maximum skull length of approximately...
- Probelesodon,
kannemeyeriid dicynodonts such as Ischigualastia; and
traversodontids such as Exaeretodon.
These non-dinosaurian
herbivores were much more...
- ; Pretto, F. A. (2024). "Skull
anatomy and
paleoneurology of a new
traversodontid from the Middle-Late Tri****ic of Brazil". The
Anatomical Record. 307...
- (Ladinian–Carnian ages),
though the
exact numerical age is
currently unknown. The
traversodontids Menadon and Dadadon, the
rhynchosaur Isalorhynchus, and the lagerpetid...
