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Baurioidea is a
superfamily of
therocephalian therapsids. It
includes advanced therocephalians such as
Regisaurus and Bauria. The
superfamily was named...
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called scaloposaurids, all
characterized by
their very
small size.
Scaloposauridae is no
longer recognized as a
valid group because many
scaloposaurid features...
- in the Scaloposauridae, a
group of very
small therocephalians. Most
scaloposaurids are now
thought to be
juvenile forms of
other therocephalians, and Scaloposauridae...
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classified in the
family Scaloposauridae, and was the
first scaloposaurid found in
Russia (
scaloposaurids are also
known from
southern Africa and Antarctica)...
- and many
other scaloposaurids are now
classified as
basal members of the
clade Baurioidea. Boonstra, L.D. (1954). "XXVII.—A
Scaloposaurid from the Tapinocephalus-zone"...
- S.
Watson and
Alfred Romer reclassified it as a
scaloposaurid therocephalian in 1956.
Scaloposaurids are now
recognized as an
artificial grouping of the...
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radiating ridges.
Another traditional group of
small therocephalians, the
scaloposaurids, have a
small angular bone that does not
stand out from the curvature...
- of Antarctica.
Pedaeosaurus has
traditionally been
classified as a
scaloposaurid and more
recently as an
ericiolacertid closely related to Ericiolacerta...
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therocephalians called Scaloposauridae,
although they
differed from
scaloposaurids in
having higher,
narrower skulls.
Pelictosuchus is no
longer classified...
- the
basioccipital of
Bauria contributes in the
typical therocephalian-
scaloposaurid manner to the
occipital condyle. In Bauria, the
three exoccipitals are...
