-
which Synapsida and
Diapsida evolved,
making anapsids paraphyletic. It is, however,
doubtful that all
anapsids lack
temporal fenestra as a
primitive trait...
- the Carboniferous. It was
traditionally ****umed that
first reptiles were
anapsids,
having a
solid skull with
holes only for the nose, eyes,
spinal cord,...
- the
ancestral amniote had an
anapsid-like or synapsid-like skull.
These animals are
traditionally referred to as "
anapsids", and form a
paraphyletic basic...
-
absence of a
supraglenoid foramen of the sca****. Like many
other so-called '
anapsids',
parareptiles were
historically understudied.
Interest in
their relationships...
- Hylonomus. From this reptile,
three groups of
amniotes would evolve:
anapsids, diapsids, and synapsids.
These broad groupings of
amniotes are most easily...
-
Retrieved 8 July 2016. Kaplan, Melissa. "So, you
think you want a reptile?".
Anapsid.org.
Archived from the
original on 3 July 2016.
Retrieved 8 July 2016....
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Anapsids;
whether turtles belong here is
debated ...
- of the
skull and in
particular the
number of
holes behind each eye. In
anapsids, the
ancestral condition,
there are none; in
synapsids (mammals and their...
-
Paleontology or
palaeontology is the
study of
prehistoric life
forms on
Earth through the
examination of
plant and
animal fossils. This
includes the study...
- pareiasaurs. All
anapsid skulls lack a
temporal opening while all
other living amniotes have
temporal openings. It was
later suggested that the
anapsid-like turtle...
