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- Avicephala ("bird heads") is a potentially polyphyletic grouping of extinct diapsid reptiles that lived during the Late Permian and Tri****ic periods characterised...
- curved claws. Some studies have included Drepanosaurs within the group Avicephala, which also includes the gliding Weigeltisauridae, but the close relationship...
- Drepanosauromorpha placed sister to Weigeltisauridae (Coelurosauravus) in Avicephala based on Senter (2004): Marjanović, D. (2021). "The Making of Calibration...
- Late Tri****ic. The proposed clade containing the two groups was named Avicephala by Senter in 2004. Proposed synapomorphies of the clade include "absence...
- 2004, Longisquama would be an even more basal diapsid and a member of Avicephala, more closely related to Coelurosauravus. A 2012 re-examination of the...
- Parareptilia Lanthanosuchoidea Millerosauria Procolophonomorpha Ankyramorpha Neodiapsida Eosuchia Younginiformes Younginidae Avicephala Eolacertilia Euryapsida...
- Parareptilia Lanthanosuchoidea Millerosauria Procolophonomorpha Ankyramorpha Neodiapsida Eosuchia Younginiformes Younginidae Avicephala Eolacertilia Euryapsida...
- †Younginiformes (possibly paraphyletic) †Tangasauridae †Younginidae †Avicephala (possibly non-monophyletic) †Drepanosauromorpha †Weigeltisauridae †Longisquama...
- Parareptilia Lanthanosuchoidea Millerosauria Procolophonomorpha Ankyramorpha Neodiapsida Eosuchia Younginiformes Younginidae Avicephala Eolacertilia Euryapsida...
- Avicranium renestoi and the paraphyly of bird-headed reptiles (Diapsida: 'Avicephala')". Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society. 202 (4): zlae050. doi:10...