- the
exception of one late-surviving
lepospondyl from the Late
Permian of
Morocco (Diplocaulus minimus),
lepospondyls lived from the
Visean stage of the...
-
Diplocaulus (meaning "double stalk") is an
extinct genus of
lepospondyl amphibians which lived from the Late
Carboniferous to the Late
Permian of North...
-
during the
Permian period.
Another hypothesis is that they
emerged from
lepospondyls. A
fourth group of lissamphibians, the Albanerpetontidae,
became extinct...
- the
lepospondyls according to the "
lepospondyl hypothesis", then
Reptiliomorpha refers to
groups that are
closer to
amniotes than to
lepospondyls. Few...
- tetrapods. In the
lepospondyl hypothesis (LH),
lissamphibians are the
sister taxon of
lysorophian lepospondyls,
making lepospondyls tetrapods and temnospondyls...
-
hypothesis (caecilians as
lepospondyls, and
other lissamphibians as temnospondyls), the
lepospondyl hypothesis (lissamphibians as
lepospondyls), and the
newer hypothesis...
-
labyrinthodonts gave rise to
lepospondyls, and
lepospondyls to lissamphibians.
Several cladistic studies also
favour the
lepospondyl link,
though placing Lepospondyli...
- species-rich
group of
lepospondyls. Recently,
Microsauria has been
considered paraphyletic, as
several other non-microsaur
lepospondyl groups such as Lysorophia...
- The
clades Re****birostra and Varanopidae,
traditionally thought to be
lepospondyls and
synapsids respectively, may also be
basal sauropsids. The term "Sauropsida"...
- stem-tetrapod from the
early Carboniferous of Scotland.
Microbrachis was a
lepospondyl amphibian known from the
Czech Republic.
Amphibamus was a dissorophoid...
