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- the type species Alierasaurus ronchii. Known from a very large partial skeleton found within the Cala del Vino Formation, Alierasaurus is one of the largest...
- clade containing Alierasaurus, the other two species of Cotylorhynchus, and Lalieudorhynchus. Within the latter clade, Alierasaurus is the sister group...
- clade containing Alierasaurus, the two other species of Cotylorhynchus and Lalieudorhynchus. Within this latter clade, Alierasaurus is the sister group...
- caseids reached larger sizes, and some caseids, such as Cotylorhynchus and Alierasaurus, were among the largest terrestrial animals of the early Permian. These...
- Eothyrididae Asaphestera? Eothyris Oedaleops Vaughnictis Caseidae Alierasaurus Angelosaurus Arisierpeton Callibrachion Casea Caseoides Caseopsis Cotylorhynchus...
- Eothyrididae Asaphestera? Eothyris Oedaleops Vaughnictis Caseidae Alierasaurus Angelosaurus Arisierpeton Callibrachion Casea Caseoides Caseopsis Cotylorhynchus...
- 500–600 kg (1,100–1,300 lb). Caseasaurs (Caseasauria) The herbivorous Alierasaurus was the largest caseid and the largest amniote to have lived at the time...
- cladistic study including almost all the Caseidae (with the exception of Alierasaurus ronchii of Sardinia, considered too fragmentary). In their most parsimonious...
- subject to energetic and biomechanical constraints. The herbivorous Alierasaurus was the largest caseid and the largest amniote to have lived at the time...
- including nearly all caseids (to the exclusion of the very fragmentary Alierasaurus ronchi from Sardinia), Ruthenosaurus is found very close to Cotylorhynchus...