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Placodonts ("tablet teeth") are an
extinct order of
marine reptiles that
lived during the Tri****ic period,
becoming extinct at the end of the period. They...
- Gr****: ἑνός henós, 'one' and Gr****: ὀδούς odoús, 'tooth') is an
extinct placodont of the Late Tri****ic
period during the
early Carnian age.
Fossils of Henodus...
- they may be
closely related to turtles. The bulky-bodied, mollusc-eating
placodonts may also be sauropterygians, or
intermediate between the
classic eosauropterygians...
- (Rhaetian). By the end of the Tri****ic, all
other sauropterygians,
including placodonts and nothosaurs, had
become extinct. At
least six
lineages of plesiosaur...
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common during the
Middle Tri****ic,
especially in the
Tethys region),
placodonts, the
earliest known herbivorous marine reptile Atopodentatus, and the...
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invertebrates today. Such
predators are
thought to include: Tri****ic
placodonts, Tri****ic ichthyosaurs, Tri****ic omphalosaurids, Tri****ic plesiosaurs...
- a
classification now
cladistically obsolete), mosasaurs, nothosaurs,
placodonts, sea turtles,
thalattosaurs and thalattosuchians. Most
marine reptile...
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extinct clade of
sauropterygian marine reptiles that
includes placodonts and the non-
placodont Palatodonta. It was
erected in 2013 with the
description of...
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Cyamodus (pron.: SIE-ah-MO-dus) is a
genus of
placodonts known from
several species described from Middle-Late Tri****ic of
Europe and China. The genus...
- fenestra.
Examples of
euryapsid reptiles include ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs,
placodonts, and Trilophosaurus.
Diapsida – Two openings. A
monophyletic group including...
