- Russia, Scandinavia,
Australia and
possibly Thailand. The
majority of
plagiosaurid remains are of the
genus Gerrothorax,
which have been
recovered from...
- and the olm. However, a 2011
paper found that it was more
likely that
plagiosaurids such as
Gerrothorax had
internal gills, like
those of fish,
rather than...
- pits and
grooves (e.g., the
dissorophoid Micropholis,
plagiosaurine plagiosaurids), and the
import of this
disparity is also unclear. Many temnospondyls...
-
Plagiobatrachus is an
extinct genus of
plagiosaurid temnospondyl. It is
known from the
Rewan Formation, an
Early Tri****ic
formation in Australia. Plagiobatrachus...
-
Plagiosuchus is an
extinct genus of
plagiosaurid temnospondyl. It is
known from
several collections from the
Middle Tri****ic of Germany. The type and only...
-
Plagiorophus is an
extinct genus of
plagiosaurid temnospondyl amphibian. It is
known from the
Middle Tri****ic
Bukobay Formation (Ladinian) and
Donguz Formation...
-
Plagiosternum are
intermediate between the
basal plagiosaurid Plagiosuchus (which more
closely resembles non-
plagiosaurid temnospondyls) and the
derived Gerrothorax...
-
native to Spitzbergen. Warren, Anne.
Plagiosternum granulosum E. Fraas: a
plagiosaurid temnospondyl from the
Middle Tri****ic of Crailsheim, Germany. Staatliches...
-
Andrew R. (2010). "The
pustulated temnospondyl revisited—a
plagiosternine plagiosaurid from the
Lower Tri****ic of Brazil". Acta
Palaeontologica Polonica. 55...
- have been
early Rhaetian or late Norian. Gerrothorax, the last
known plagiosaurid, has been
found in
rocks which are
probably (but not certainly) Rhaetian...
