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amphibian ever
known to have
lived besides Prionosuchus and Mastodonsaurus.
Brachyopids were the only
group of
temnospondyls to
survive into the Jur****ic aside...
- the
families Brachyopidae and Chigutisauridae. The
earliest records of
brachyopids are from the
Lower Tri****ic in Australia. The latest-surviving member...
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function in all temnospondyls, and some
clades like
plagiosaurids and
brachyopids lack
notches entirely. The
palate of
temnospondyls generally consists...
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Retrieved 22 May 2012. Cosgriff, J. W. (1973). "Notobrachyops picketti, a
brachyopid from the
Ashfield Shale,
Wiannamatta Group, New
South Wales". Journal...
- from
incomplete skulls A
capitosaurid Xenobrachyops X.
allos A
partial skull A
brachyopid Trematosauridae Indeterminate Partial rostrum A
brachyopid...
- Tri****ic
temnospondyls rarely if ever left the water. An
extremely large brachyopid (likely a
plagiosaur or a
close relative) is
estimated to have been 7...
- sp. A
lydekkerinid temnospondyl.
Pachygonia P.
incurvata Possibly a
brachyopid temnospondyl.
Manubrantlia M.
khaki A
lapillopsid temnospondyl Tupilakosaurus...
- Langbergia-Garjainia
Subzone (A) A
brachyopid Batrachosuchus B.
browni Trirachodon-Kannemeyeria
Subzone (B) A
brachyopid Jammerbergia J.
formops Trirachodon-Kannemeyeria...
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Education Centre of
Mahasarakham University (Thailand),
including fossils of
brachyopids resembling the
Chinese forms, is
published by Nonsrirach,
Manitkoon &...
-
wilkinsoni is
published by
Witzmann &
Schoch (2022), who
interpret this
brachyopid as a true larva,
demonstrating the
presence of a
larval stage in stereospondyls...
