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- Procolophonomorpha is an order or clade containing most parareptiles. Many papers have applied various definitions to the name, though most of these definitions...
- mirus, 'wonderful, strange' Primatomorpha, Ferae Order Primates, Procolophonomorpha Suborder sub, 'under' Haplorrhini, Procolophonia Infraorder infra...
- with Simões et al. (2022) using Neoreptilia for the clade containing Procolophonomorpha+Neodiapsida. The oldest known parareptiles are the bolosaur Erpetonyx...
- reveal that lanthanosuchids have a much more basal position in the Procolophonomorpha, and that the nearest sister taxon to the pareiasaurs are the rather...
- †Millerettidae and †Eunotosauridae. It is the sister group to the order Procolophonomorpha. It was named in 1957 by Watson. It was once considered a suborder...
- Eunotosaurus afric**** Millerettidae Procolophonomorpha...
- known species is Australothyris smithi. As the most basal member of Procolophonomorpha, Australothyris helped to contextualize the origin of this major parareptile...
- Captorhinida Eureptilia Parareptilia Lanthanosuchoidea Millerosauria Procolophonomorpha Ankyramorpha Neodiapsida Eosuchia Younginiformes Younginidae Avicephala...
- 1917 Subgroups †Captorhinidae †Protorothyrididae †Parareptilia †Mesosauria †Millerosauria †Procolophonomorpha Testudines (Turtles, tortoises & terrapins)...
- with Parareptilia being redefined as including former members of Procolophonomorpha (found to be paraphyletic), Millerosauria, Pareiasauria, and Pantestudines...