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Eryopoidea is a
clade of late
Carboniferous and
Permian temnospondyl amphibians,
known from
North America and Europe.
Carroll (1998)
includes no fewer...
- (an
eryopoid) than to
Parotosuchus (a stereospondyl). The
clade was
named by
Yates &
Warren (2000),
whose phylogenetic analysis argued that
eryopoids were...
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Palaeozoic tetrapods.
Sclerocephalus was once
thought to be
closely related to
eryopoid temnospondyls, but it is now
thought to be more
closely related to archegosauroids...
- to feed on land. Later,
eryopoids and dissorophoids, some well
adapted to
terrestrial life, also fed on land. Some
eryopoids became better adapted toward...
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complete type
species of Parioxys, has
variably been
interpreted as an
eryopoid or a dissorophid."Parioxys"
bolli is
based on more
fragmentary fossils...
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Pennsylvanian coal
deposits of Linton, Ohio. It was once
classified in the
eryopoid family Zatrachydidae because it and
other zatrachydids have
spikes extending...
- S2CID 266860206. Witzmann,
Florian (2013). "The
stratigraphically oldest eryopoid temnospondyl from the Permo-Carboniferous Saar-Nahe Basin, Germany". Paläontologische...
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superfamily Eryopoidea. Thus it is
unsure whether Cheliderpeton is an
eryopoid (and
perhaps more
specifically an eryopid) or an archegosauroid. Cheliderpeton...
- temnospondyls,
known from
North America and Europe. They are
defined as all
eryopoids with
interpterygoid vacuities (spaces in the
interpterygoid bone) that...
- in Israel.
Other than
exceedingly rare
fragments of
xenacanthids and
eryopoids,
aquatic animals are
practically absent from
Richards Spur.
Although amphibians...
