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Mammals are
cynodonts, as are
their extinct ancestors and
close relatives (Mammaliaformes),
having evolved from
advanced probainognathian cynodonts during...
- pterosaurs, etc.)
during the
Middle Tri****ic. The
therapsids include the
cynodonts, the
group that gave rise to
mammals (Mammaliaformes) in the Late Tri****ic...
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remaining non-mammalian
cynodonts were small, such as Tritylodon. No
cynodont grew
larger than a cat. Most Jur****ic and
Cretaceous cynodonts were herbivorous...
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Probainognathus meaning “progressive jaw” is an
extinct genus of
cynodonts that
lived around 235 to 221.5
million years ago,
during the Late Tri****ic...
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Luangwa is an
extinct genus of
traversodontid cynodonts. The
species Luangwa drysdalli was
discovered 1963 in the
valley of the
Luangwa river in Zambia...
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primarily Carnian in age (Late Tri****ic), and is
notable for its
fossils of
cynodonts, "rauisuchian" pseudosuchians, and
early dinosaurs and
other dinosauromorphs...
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million years ago. The
cynodonts, a
theriodont group that also
arose in the late Permian,
include the
ancestors of all mammals.
Cynodonts' mammal-like features...
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brief surge in
diversification in the Tri****ic, with
dicynodonts and
cynodonts quickly becoming dominant, but they
declined throughout the
period with...
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Epicynodontia is a
clade of
cynodont therapsids that
includes most
cynodonts, such as galesaurids, thrinaxodontids, and
Eucynodontia (including mammals)...
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Eucynodontia ("true dog teeth") is a
clade of
cynodont therapsids including mammals and most non-mammalian
cynodonts. The
oldest eucynodonts are
known from the...
