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powerful shearing action,
which would have
enabled dicynodonts to cope with
tough plant material.
Dicynodonts typically had a pair of
enlarged maxillary caniniform...
- Like some
other Tri****ic
dicynodonts,
Lisowicia was
completely toothless and
lacked even the
tusks typical of most
dicynodonts. Instead, it had a pair...
-
remaining groups—
dicynodonts,
therocephalians and cynodonts—reduced to a
handful of
species each by the
earliest Tri****ic.
Surviving dicynodonts were represented...
- Permian–Tri****ic
extinction event, and only two
groups of therapsids, the
dicynodonts and
eutheriodonts (consisting of
therocephalians and cynodonts) are known...
-
Placerias belongs to a
group of
dicynodonts called Kannemeyeriiformes,
which was the last
known group of
dicynodonts before the
taxon became extinct at...
-
Permian period, saw a
brief surge in
diversification in the Tri****ic, with
dicynodonts and
cynodonts quickly becoming dominant, but they
declined throughout...
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Unlike other therapsids,
dicynodonts had very
short snouts and no
teeth except for the tusk-like
upper canines.
Dicynodonts are
generally thought to have...
-
known dicynodonts to have
coexisted with large-bodied
sauropodomorph dinosaurs.
Prior to its discovery,
large sauropodomorphs and
dicynodonts were thought...
-
Permian and Tri****ic periods. By far the most
speciose group are the
dicynodonts, a
clade of beaked,
tusked herbivores.
Anomodonts were very
diverse during...
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Dicynodont from Sinokannemeyeria-Fauna from Shansi" (PDF).
Vertebrata PalAsiatica. 3 (4): 187–204. Young, C. C. (1937). "On the Tri****ic
Dicynodonts from...
