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Anteosaurs are a
group of large,
primitive carnivorous dinocephalian therapsids with
large canines and
incisors and
short limbs, that are
known from the...
- than in
other anteosaurs. As in Archaeosyodon, the
nostrils are
entirely located in
front of the
upper canine whereas in
other anteosaurs they are mainly...
- more
basal anteosaurs such as
Archaeosyodon and Sinophoneus)
while this boss is made up of both
frontals and
parietals in the
other anteosaur subgroup,...
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Cisneros and
colleagues reveals that
Pampaphoneus is
closely related to
anteosaurs from
European Russia,
indicating a
closer faunal relationship between...
- Tapinocephalia. Historically,
carnivorous dinocephalians,
including both
anteosaurs and titanosuchids, were
called titanosuchians and
classified as members...
- the
upper Tapinocephalus AZ
where therocephalians and the even
larger anteosaurs dominated. The
presence of a
relatively large-bodied
early gorgonopsian...
- Anteosaurus, an
anteosaur...
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tapinocephalians include Moschops, Tapinocephalus, and Titanosuchus.
Unlike anteosaurs and estemmenosuchids,
tapinocephalians are
primarily an
African group...
- known,
exceeding in size even the
largest Late Wordian/early
Capitanian anteosaurs. Two
canine teeth are set side-to-side in Ivantosaurus' jaw and with their...
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direct gorgonopsian ancestor.
These features, however, are
shared by the
anteosaur and
biarmosuchid lineages.
Paleontology portal List of
therapsids "Eotitanosuchidae"...
