- large,
approximately 1.5
metres (4.9 ft) long and
could reach 3 m long.
Metoposaurids can be
distinguished from the very
similar mastodonsauroids by the position...
-
American Southwest.
Anaschisma was
erected by
Branson (1905) from two
metoposaurid skulls from the Popo Agie
Formation of Wyoming. The
generic name Anaschisma...
- G. (1993). "Taxonomy and
Stratigraphic Distribution of Late Tri****ic
Metoposaurid Amphibians from
Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona".
Journal of...
- life, most
metoposaurids appear to have been
terrestrial in
their juvenile stage. Like
other Mesozoic temnospondyls,
adult metoposaurids were adapted...
-
Imbrie (1956)
reviewed all Tri****ic
metoposaurids and
concluded that
Eupelor should be used for all
metoposaurids from
North America,
especially Koski****don...
- Tri****ic of
Portugal and
comments on the
systematics and
biogeography of
metoposaurid temnospondyls.
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology, e912988., 2015 LALLANILLA...
-
close their extinctions were to the end of the Tri****ic. The last
known metoposaurids ("Apachesaurus") were from the
Redonda Formation,
which may have been...
- Tri****ic of
Portugal and
comments on the
systematics and
biogeography of
metoposaurid temnospondyls.
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology, e912988., 2015 Diário...
-
Apachesaurus is an
extinct genus of
metoposaurid temnospondyls from
western North America.
Apachesaurus was
described from the Late Tri****ic (late Norian-Rhaetian)...
- (Pseudopalatus).
Small metoposaurid amphibians,
sometimes identified as "Apachesaurus gregorii",
frequent the area
alongside larger metoposaurids.
Various fish...
