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- presacral vertebrae. Trimerorhachidae is the most basal family of dvinosaurs. Most other dvinosaurs are placed in the superfamily Dvinosauroidea. Within Dvinosauroidea...
- another dvinosaur, Isodectes, includes larval fossils preserving external gills as soft tissue traces. Thus, the gill development of dvinosaurs (and presumably...
- trimerorhachids and other dvinosaurs. This analysis included stem tetrapods and Paleozoic temnospondyls and recovered dissorophoids and dvinosaurs as sister groups...
- the perception of the time that brachyopoids were closely related to dvinosaurs, whereas this has not been supported by more recent cladistic analyses...
- is known from the Chickasha Formation in Oklahoma. Paleontology portal Dvinosaurs Prehistoric amphibian List of prehistoric amphibians "†Nannospondylus...
- obtusus Eryops E. megacephalus A common eryopid Isodectes I. obtusus A dvinosaur I. megalops Junior synonym of Isodectes obtusus Kermitops K. gratus An...
- Rothianiscus multidonta, and Kahneria seltina, and the tupilakosaurid dvinosaur Slaugenhopia. A few tetrapod tracks also indicate the presence of a nycteroleterid...
- opposite to the clade Limnarchia, which included aquatic groups such as dvinosaurs and stereospondylomorphs. Other studies propose a different structure...
- Cr****, Rattlesnake Canyon, Loftin, Rattlesnake Canyon 2 A trimerorhachid dvinosaur, a type of small aquatic temnospondyl. Zatrachys Z. serratus (vicinity...
- He placed the genus in the dvinosaur family Trimerorhachidae and thought that it was intermediate between the dvinosaurs Trimerorhachis and Dvinosaurus...