- vegetation.
Lystrosaurus was a
heavily built,
herbivorous animal. The
structure of its
shoulders and hip
joints suggests that
Lystrosaurus moved with a...
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confined to this biozone.
Lystrosaurus maccaigi and
Lystrosaurus curvatus are the only two
species found outside the
Lystrosaurus ****emblage Zone in Upper...
- are now
great distances apart. For example,
fossils of the
therapsid Lystrosaurus have been
found in
South Africa,
India and Antarctica,
alongside members...
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dicynodonts had
fleshy pads on
their feet.
Mummified skin from
specimens of
Lystrosaurus in
South Africa have
numerous raised bumps.
Dicynodonts have long been...
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Synapsids (also
known as "mammal-like reptiles")
included species such as
Lystrosaurus, and were
common during the
Early Tri****ic. The
Antarctic Peninsula began...
- genera,
Lystrosaurus and Kwazulusaurus.
Kwazulusaurus includes a
single species, K. shakai, from the Late
Permian of
South Africa and
Lystrosaurus includes...
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simocephalus and all
dicynodonts more
closely related to it than to the
species Lystrosaurus murrayi.
Despite being the most species-rich
group of
dicynodonts in...
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extinction event. Very few
large synapsids survived the event, but one form,
Lystrosaurus (a
herbivorous dicynodont),
attained a
widespread distribution soon after...
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torpid states. In 2020,
scientists reported evidence of the
torpor in
Lystrosaurus living ~250 Mya in
Antarctica – the
oldest evidence of a hibernation-like...
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hooked snout. It was a predator,
which may have
hunted prey such as
Lystrosaurus. The
lifestyle of
Proterosuchus remains debated; it may have been terrestrial...
