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lysorophian site
Lysorophians are
known mainly from the
Pennsylvanian and
Early Permian of
North America. In
North America,
fossils of
lysorophians have...
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lissamphibians to be most
closely related to
lysorophians,
followed by microsaurs.
Pawley (2006) also
found lysorophians to be the
closest relatives of lissamphibians...
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Megamolgophis M.
agostinii A very
large lysorophian estimated at a
length of 1.3 meters. Like
other lysorophians, the animal's
limbs were
extremely small...
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lepospondyl hypothesis (LH),
lissamphibians are the
sister taxon of
lysorophian lepospondyls,
making lepospondyls tetrapods and
temnospondyls stem-tetrapods...
- temnospondyls.
Another is that they
evolved from lepospondyls, most
likely the
lysorophians. A
third hypothesis is that
caecilians descended from
lepospondyls and...
- re****birostran from the 'Mazon Cr****' Lagerstätte
further clarifies lysorophian origins".
Zoological Journal of the
Linnean Society. 187 (2): 506–517...
- **** &
Modesto (2024)
reevaluate the
affinities of re****birostrans and
lysorophians,
arguing that the
studied tetrapods were not amniotes.
Modesto (2024)...
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analysis by
Pardo et al. (2017)
places re****birostran
microsaurs and
lysorophians as
members of Amniota. Mann, Arjan; Gee,
Bryan M.; Pardo,
Jason D.; Marjanović...
- caecilian-like Tri****ic
stereospondyl Chinlestegophis as well as the
lysorophians, a
group of long-bodied
Paleozoic microsaurs. Many
other microsaurs had...
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typically lie in
front of and
behind the orbits, respectively.
Unlike lysorophians and aïstopods,
which had snake-like
skulls with
large openings and reduced...
