-
Mastodonsaurus giganteus is not only
thought to have been the
largest capitosaur, but
possibly also the
largest amphibian to have lived. The
latest known...
- trematosaurs)
flourished briefly in the
Early Tri****ic,
while others (e.g.
capitosaurs)
remained successful throughout the
whole period, or only came to prominence...
-
temnospondyl amphibian from the
Early Tri****ic of Madagascar. It is a
basal capitosaur closely related to Watsonisuchus.
Below is a
cladogram from
Fortuny et...
- certainly) Rhaetian,
while a
capitosaur humerus was
found in Rhaetian-age
deposits in 2018. Therefore,
plagiosaurids and
capitosaurs were
likely victims of...
- lissamphibians. In some temnospondyls, such as the
dvinosaur Erpetosaurus, the
capitosaur Mastodonsaurus and the
trematosaur Microposaurus,
tusks in the
lower jaw...
- Kapes, respectively. The
Yarenskian as a
whole is
characterized by the
capitosaur amphibian Parotosuchus, and has also been
known as the
Parotosuchus fauna...
-
Warrenisuchus aliciae may be a
species of
Watsonisuchus as well.
Unlike most
capitosaurs,
Warrenisuchus is
known from many
juvenile skulls less than 4 centimetres...
- A
study on the
parasphenoids of
Early Tri****ic
trematosauroids and
capitosaurs from the
European part of Russia,
providing evidence of
differences of...
- Uranocentrodon, a
rhinesuchid Lydekkerina, a
lydekkerinid Mastodonsaurus, a
capitosaur Aphaneramma, a
trematosaurid Pelorocephalus, a
chigutisaurid Indobrachyops...
- of the
relict dissorophoid Micropholis stowi and
remains of
immature capitosaurs representing some of the
smallest known members of the group. Moreno...