- robust, air-breathing,
respiratory system,
allow amniotes to live on land as true
terrestrial animals.
Amniotes have the
ability to
procreate without water...
-
extinct forms. The
remaining group of
amniotes, the synapsids,
include mammals and
their extinct relatives.
Amniotes include the only
tetrapods that further...
- Pan-Amniota) is a
clade containing the
amniotes and
those tetrapods that
share a more
recent common ancestor with
amniotes than with
living amphibians (lissamphibians)...
- the
prefix an- to the word
amniote,
which in turn
refers to the amnion, an
extraembryonic membrane present during the
amniotes'
embryonic development which...
- Dvina)
Permian stem-
amniotes consisted of
lepospondyli and batrachosaurs,
according to some phylogenies;
according to others, stem-
amniotes are represented...
-
advanced reptiliomorphs (transitional
between "amphibians"
sensu lato and
amniotes)
positioned close to, but
outside of the
clade Amniota,
though some recent...
-
amniotes that lack fur or feathers. At best, the
cladists suggest, we
could say that the
traditional Reptilia are 'non-avian, non-mammalian
amniotes'...
-
Temporal fenestrae are
openings in the
temporal region of the
skull of some
amniotes,
behind the
orbit (eye socket).
These openings have
historically been used...
- In
amniotes, the ****oris (/ˈklɪtərɪs/ KLIT-ər-iss or /klɪˈtɔːrɪs/ klih-TOR-iss; pl.: ****orises or ****orides) is a
female **** organ. In humans, it is...
-
other mammals, birds, and
reptiles as
amniotes.
These extraembryonic membranes that form the
embryo have
aided amniotes in the
transition from
aquatic to...
