-
Watson and
Alfred Romer in 1956, is a
junior synonym of Baurioidea. Many
baurioids were once
placed in a
group called Scaloposauria.
Scaloposaurs were characterized...
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characteristics to a high
degree of specialization. For instance,
small baurioids and the
herbivorous Bauria did not have an
ossified postorbital bar separating...
- at
least one
undescribed species is also known. It was a
rather derived baurioid, with a
robust skull,
short tail, long
limbs and
relatively large canines...
- also been
included in the family, but were more
recently identified as
baurioid therocephalians.
Remains of a
diademodontid were
reported in the Early-Middle...
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sanjiaoensis A
partial jaw.
Upper A
baurioid therocephalian.
Ordosia O.
youngi A
partial skull and postcrania.
Lower A
baurioid therocephalian,
sometimes considered...
-
species a
nomen dubium.
Sidor describes it as an "indeterminate
juvenile baurioid" and
suggests that the name
Rhigosaurus be discontinued. Sidor, Christian...
- 58: 28–36. hdl:10539/40426. Liu, J.; Abdala, F. (2024). "A new
small baurioid therocephalian from the
Lower Tri****ic
Jiucaiyuan Formation, Xinjiang,...
- type
species is J. confusus. Liu, J.; Abdala, F. (2024). "A new
small baurioid therocephalian from the
Lower Tri****ic
Jiucaiyuan Formation, Xinjiang,...
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incisors on
either side of the
upper jaw, a
primitive condition among baurioid therocephalians that
usually have
fewer incisors. Sun, A. (1991). "A review...
- therocephalians. It is
identifiable as an
early therocephalian rather than a
baurioid by
having serrated canines, and its
snout proportions identify it specifically...
