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- Anakamacops (meaning "similar to Kamacops" in Gr****) is a genus of dissorophid temnospondyl from the early Middle Permian of China. It is known from the...
- Anakamacops Arkanserpeton Aspidosaurus Astreptorhachis Iratusaurus Nooxobeia Platyhystrix Dissorophinae Broiliellus Diploseira? Dissorophus Eucacopinae...
- stereospondyls, as well as some of the latest occurrences of dissorophoids (Anakamacops, Kamacops). During the late Permian, increasing aridity and the diversification...
- Anakamacops Arkanserpeton Aspidosaurus Astreptorhachis Iratusaurus Nooxobeia Platyhystrix Dissorophinae Broiliellus Diploseira? Dissorophus Eucacopinae...
- the first and only dissorophid from eastern Asia, the middle Permian Anakamacops petrolicus from China. In 2003, American paleontologists Berman and Spencer...
- dissorophids, along with Iratusaurus and Zygosaurus from Russia and Anakamacops from China and was one of the largest known dissorophids, with an estimated...
- locality is supported by the presence of the dissorophoid temnospondyl Anakamacops, the bolosaurid Belebey, and the basal therapsids Biseridens, Sinophoneus...
- Anakamacops Arkanserpeton Aspidosaurus Astreptorhachis Iratusaurus Nooxobeia Platyhystrix Dissorophinae Broiliellus Diploseira? Dissorophus Eucacopinae...
- length and thus being rivaled only by middle Permian dissorophids such as Anakamacops. Schoch & Milner (2014) diagnosed trematopids by the following features:...
- Anakamacops Arkanserpeton Aspidosaurus Astreptorhachis Iratusaurus Nooxobeia Platyhystrix Dissorophinae Broiliellus Diploseira? Dissorophus Eucacopinae...