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- other pareiasaurs, Scutosaurus has a small tubercle (a bony projection) on the base of the skull between the basal tubera. Scutosaurus was a m****ively built...
- Body M**** Estimate and in vivo Reconstruction of the Russian Pareiasaur Scutosaurus karpinskii". Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. 9: 692035. doi:10.3389/fevo...
- Herbivorous animals of the Lopingian include the pareiasaurs such as Scutosaurus or dicynodonts, such as Dicynodon. Smilesaurus ferox, one of the most...
- however, Pangaea grew drier. The interior was desert, and new taxa such as Scutosaurus and Gorgonopsids filled it. Eventually they disappeared, along with 95%...
- Chroniosuchus and Kotl****ia, the temnospondyl Dvinosaurus, the pareiasaur Scutosaurus, the dicynodont Vivaxosaurus and the cynodont Dvinia. Inostrancevia was...
- remains date from the Late Permian and were found with Inostrancevia, Scutosaurus and Vivaxosaurus. Dvinia was a small omnivore possessing a large temporal...
- Titanophoneus and Ulemosaurus – Ural Region Inostrancevia alexandri and Scutosaurus – Late Permian, North European Russia (Northern Dvina) Permian stem-amniotes...
- as well as stem mammals such as Scutosaurus and Lystrosaurus. A female gorgonopsid successfully hunts down a Scutosaurus with her saber-like teeth. M****ive...
- in size from the 50-centimeter-long Pumiliopareia to the 3-meter-long Scutosaurus. Velosaurs were some of the largest reptiles of their time. Velosaurs...
- were the most common animals, whereas the pareiasaurs Deltavjatia and Scutosaurus were the most abundant in the gorgonopsian-bearing Russian formations...