- embolomeres. As
originally defined by Säve-Söderbergh in 1934, the
anthracosaurs are a
group of
usually large aquatic Amphibia from the Carboniferous...
-
primitive grade of
reptiliomorphs (Embolomeri) by Benton.
While both
anthracosaurs and/or
embolomeres are
suggested to be
reptiliomorphs closer to amniotes...
- sockets. Eucritta's
mosaic possession of
characters seen in baphetids, "
anthracosaurs" (early reptiliomorphs), and
temnospondyls suggests that
these three...
- Säve-Söderbergh in 1934 to
refer to ichthyostegids, temnospondyls,
anthracosaurs, and the frogs. Säve-Söderbergh held the view that
salamanders and caecilians...
-
Caerorhachis has
usually been
placed as a
basal anthracosaur or a
close relative of
anthracosaurs. In this classification,
Caerorhachis is a
close ancestor...
-
Memonomenos had
large tabular horns, a
feature shared with
anthracosaurs.
Temnospondyls and
anthracosaurs were
later found to be two
distantly related groups...
- of "labyrinthodonts" into
separate groups such as
temnospondyls and
anthracosaurs has cast
doubt on
these traditional amphibian subclasses. Much like...
- out:
Balanerpeton (a temnospondyl),
Silvanerpeton and
Eldeceeon (basal
anthracosaurs), all in
multiple copies, and one
spectacular proto-amniote, Westlothiana"...
-
other bizarrely-shaped forms. The
reptiliomorphs (sometimes
known as "
anthracosaurs") were the
relatives and
ancestors of the
amniotes (reptiles, mammals...
- Carboniferous, is
usually thought to have had five
digits to each foot. The
anthracosaurs,
which may be stem-tetrapods or reptiliomorphs,
retained the five-toe...
