- known,
Secodontosaurus likely ranged from
about 2 to 2.7
metres (7–9 ft) in length,
weighing up to 110
kilograms (250 lb).
Fossils of
Secodontosaurus have...
-
through flesh (which were
similar to the
serrations that can be
found on
Secodontosaurus). The second-largest species, D. grandis, has
denticle serrations similar...
- meters) and
advanced members of this
group (Ctenospondylus, Sphenacodon,
Secodontosaurus and Dimetrodon) are
distinguished by a tall sail
along the back, made...
- Berman,
Diane Scott (1992). "The
cranial anatomy and
relationships of
Secodontosaurus, an
unusual mammal-like
reptile (Synapsida: Sphenacodontidae) from...
-
Ctenospondylus Cutleria?
Dimetrodon Eosyodon Macromerion Neosaurus Secodontosaurus Sphenacodon Steppesaurus? Tappenosaurus? Tetraceratops? Therapsida...
-
Secodontosaurus obtusidens...
- 1994), a
strongly posteroventrally inclined temporal roof (absent in
Secodontosaurus), and a
lateral centrale that
covers the
proximal ends of the first-third...
- can be seen in more
derived sphenacodontids such as
Dimetrodon and
Secodontosaurus, in
which they form a
large sail. The
pelvis is
nearly identical to...
-
Ctenospondylus Cutleria?
Dimetrodon Eosyodon Macromerion Neosaurus Secodontosaurus Sphenacodon Steppesaurus? Tappenosaurus? Tetraceratops? Therapsida...
-
Ctenospondylus Cutleria?
Dimetrodon Eosyodon Macromerion Neosaurus Secodontosaurus Sphenacodon Steppesaurus? Tappenosaurus? Tetraceratops? Therapsida...
