- Late Permian.
Pareiasaurs were the
largest reptiles of the Permian,
reaching sizes equivalent to
those of
contemporary therapsids.
Pareiasaurs became extinct...
-
small conical studs.
Pareiasaurs feature a
short stout body, and a
short tail.
Scutosaurus has 19
presacral vertebrae.
Pareiasaurs, as well as many other...
-
controversy regarding the
evolutionary origin of turtles,
because in both
pareiasaurs and non-mammalian
therapsids the
acromion is
located at the
dorsal tip...
- the
dinosauriform Saltopus elginensis, the
dicynodont Gordonia, and the
pareiasaur Elginia.
There are also many
footprints and tail-drags ****ociated with...
-
Nycteroleteridae (nycteroleters) and the
superfamily Pareiasauroidea (
pareiasaurs).
Pareiasauromorpha is
considered to be a
monophyletic node, the sister...
- by
Olivier Rieppel. The
theory accounted for the
evolution of
fossil pareiasaurs from
Bradysaurus to Anthodon, but not for how the ribs
could have become...
-
Parasaurus (meaning "near lizard") is a
genus of
pareiasaur known from
fossils collected in the
Kupferschiefer in
Germany (Hesse,
Thuringia and
Lower Saxony)...
- (nycteroleterids and others), and the
first large herbivorous reptiles (the
pareiasaurs). The only
parareptiles to
survive into the Tri****ic
period were the...
-
reptiles called pareiasaurs, a
group of
large herbivores that
lived across much of
Pangaea during the
Permian period. The most
derived pareiasaurs such as Elginia...
- well as more
diverse types such as the
pareiasaurs. Lee 1995, 1996, 1997
argues that
turtles evolved from
pareiasaurs, but this view is no
longer considered...
