Definition of Lycosuchidae. Meaning of Lycosuchidae. Synonyms of Lycosuchidae

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Definition of Lycosuchidae

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Meaning of Lycosuchidae from wikipedia

- Lycosuchidae is an extinct family of therocephalian therapsids from the Middle Permian Beaufort Group of South Africa. It currently includes only two monospecific...
- individual subgroup of early therocephalians (alongside others such as Lycosuchidae, Alopecodontidae, and Ictidosauridae) to encomp****ing the entirety of...
- families of therocephalians. S. ferox and S. major represent specimens of Lycosuchidae incertae sedis, while S. watsoni is Scylacosauridae incertae sedis. Broom...
- boundary of the Middle Permian and Late Permian. As a member of the Lycosuchidae, the genus represents one of the earliest diverging therocephalians....
- multiple weathered and distorted fossils of therocephalians of the family Lycosuchidae. Like other lycosuchids, specimens placed in Trochosaurus have only five...
- defintively valid lycosuchids. As such, the holotype can only be identified as Lycosuchidae incertae sedis and so Zinnosaurus paucidens is a nomen dubium. Although...
- palaeontologist Robert Broom in 1936. Trochorhinus is identifiable as a member of Lycosuchidae by only having five upper incisors in each premaxilla, but the specimen...
- Family †Gorgonopsidae Eutheriodontia Suborder †Therocephalia FamilyLycosuchidae (unranked) †Scylacosauria Family †Scylacosauridae Infraorder †Eutherocephalia...
- and (in South Africa) the basal therocephalians Scylacosauridae and Lycosuchidae, gorgonopsians evolved from small and uncommon forms into large apex...
- Scylacosauridae and Eutherocephalia form this clade to the exclusion of Lycosuchidae, the most basal therocephalian family. Thus, Scylacosauria includes all...