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Loxomma (meaning “slanting eyes”) is an
extinct genus of
Loxommatinae and one of the
first Carboniferous tetrapods. They were
first described in 1862...
- are
really closely related. The
traditional four
genera of
baphetids (
Loxomma, Baphetes, Megalocephalus, and Spathicephalus) have
recently been supplemented...
- 1871,
though these were also
mistakenly referred to a pre-existing genus,
Loxomma. In 1873,
Thomas P.
Barkas named a pair of new
genera for two more Newsham...
- long. Some
Carboniferous amphibians were
aquatic and
lived in
rivers (
Loxomma, Eogyrinus, Proterogyrinus);
others may have been semi-aquatic (Ophiderpeton...
- Eucritta?
Spathicephalus Baphetidae Baphetes Kyrinion Loxomma Megalocephalus...
- Eucritta?
Spathicephalus Baphetidae Baphetes Kyrinion Loxomma Megalocephalus...
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Limnogyrinus Lisserpeton Lithobatrachus Llankibatrachus Llistrofus Longiscitula Loxomma Luzocephalus Lydekkerina Lyrocephaliscus Lysorophus Macrerpeton Macropelobates...
- Eucritta?
Spathicephalus Baphetidae Baphetes Kyrinion Loxomma Megalocephalus...
- embayments,
develop further in
baphetid stem-tetrapods like
Megalocephalus and
Loxomma,
giving them keyhole-shaped orbits. Otherwise, the
front portion of the...
- Eucritta?
Spathicephalus Baphetidae Baphetes Kyrinion Loxomma Megalocephalus...
