- the
cranial bones of
Anteosaurus are pachyostosed, but to a
lesser extent than in
tapinocephalid dinocephalians. In
Anteosaurus,
pachyostosis mainly occurs...
- Moschops,
Struthiocephalus and
Jonkeria were semiaquatic, others, like
Anteosaurus, were more terrestrial.
Dinocephalians were
among the
largest animals...
-
average body m**** of 5.88 tonnes. The
largest carnivorous synapsid was
Anteosaurus at 5–6 m (16–20 ft) and 500–600 kg (1,100–1,300 lb).
Caseasaurs (Caseasauria)...
-
being a carnivore; however, this is
based on
specimens now ****igned to
Anteosaurus. Instead,
Titanosuchus was
likely an
omnivorous or
herbivorous animal...
- upwards.
There is a
tendency especially in more
advanced forms such as
Anteosaurus towards thickening of the
bones of the top of the skull,
indicating head-butting...
- Moschognathus. This specimen, AM 4950, was
initially identified as a
juvenile Anteosaurus prior to preparation, but was
subsequently identified as a
subadult Moschops...
- with Antaeus,
although he may be
different from the
Libyan Antaeus.
Anteosaurus, a
giant dinocephalian therapsid named after Antaeus Freely, John (30...
-
falling outside the
crown group.
Permian synapsids like
Dimetrodon or
Anteosaurus are stem
mammals in the
wider sense but not in the
narrower one. Often...
-
enlarged distal ends are more
similar to the more
derived anteosaurs Anteosaurus and Titanophoneus.
First phylogenetic analyzes identified Sinophoneus...
- The
largest carnivorous non-mammalian
synapsids was the
dinocephalian Anteosaurus,
which was 5–6 m (16–20 ft) long, and
weighed 500–600 kg (1,100–1,300 lb)...
