-
leaving Prolacerta and
Kadimakara as the only well-supported members. The
prolacertids were
historically placed within the
paraphyletic group Prolacertiformes...
- Prolacerta, Pamelaria, and
several other related forms (collectively
called prolacertids) have been
removed from Protorosauria.
Because the name Prolacertiformes...
- France. 139: 57–65. Sen, K. (2003). "Pamelaria dolichotrachela, a new
prolacertid reptile from the
Middle Tri****ic of India".
Journal of
Asian Earth Sciences...
- López-Martínez
found that the
closest relative of
Cosesaurus was
probably a "
prolacertid" such as Macrocnemus. In 2000, a
variant of Ellenberger's hypothesis...
-
placed in the
family Prolacertidae. Pamelaria, Prolacerta, and
other prolacertids were
considered to
belong to a
diverse group of
archosauromorphs called...
- 1475-4983.2010.00954.x. Sen, K. (2003). "Pamelaria dolichotrachela, a new
prolacertid reptile from the
Middle Tri****ic of India".
Journal of
Asian Earth Sciences...
-
related to the Late Tri****ic
archosauromorph Trilophosaurus rather than
prolacertids.
Another analysis published in 1997
included Prolacertoides but its relationships...
- Tri****ic age and
comprise a few
superficially lizard-like taxa such as
prolacertids (e.g. Kadimakara), and thecodonts. The
earliest significant Australian...
-
mentioned Boreopricea.
Benton (1985)
noted that
Boreopricea was
probably a
prolacertid, but
differed from
Prolacerta due to the
shape of its
nasal and squamosal...
-
restricted to
Prolacerta and its
close Australian cousin Kadimakara.
Prolacertids are
considered to be
archosauromorphs within the
clade Crocopoda, along...
