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- approximately 176.6 ma. Siderops was large, with a skull width 70 cm (28 in) wide and a total length of 2.6–2.7 m (8.5–8.9 ft). Siderops belongs to the clade...
- Scotiphryne Seminobatrachus Seymouria Shelania Shirerpeton Shomronella Siderops Sillerpeton Sinerpeton Sinobrachiops Sinostega Singidella Slaugenhopia...
- long. Koolasuchus is distinguished from other temnospondyls aside from Siderops and Hadrokkosaurus by having the ramus of the mandible "articular is excluded...
- Brachyopidae are known from Jur****ic deposits in Asia, while the chigutisaurid Siderops is known from the Early Jur****ic of Australia. Modern lissamphibians began...
- Australia's most important Jur****ic vertebrate taxa (Rhoetosaurus brownei and Siderops kehli), Queensland". Gondwana Research. 76: 19–25. Bibcode:2019GondR..76...
- from the Early Cretaceous of Australia. Some large brachiopoids, such as Siderops and Koolasuchus, grew to lengths of around 2.5 metres (8.2 ft). However...
- Chigutisauridae Arenaerpeton Chigutisaurus Compsocerops Koolasuchus Pelorocephalus Siderops Brachyopidae Banksiops Bathignathus Batrachosaurus Batrachosuchoides Batrachosuchus...
- it was the only Jur****ic labyrinthodont known until the description of Siderops. After the original paper, the Marburg Sandstone Formation was regarded...
- Chigutisauridae Arenaerpeton Chigutisaurus Compsocerops Koolasuchus Pelorocephalus Siderops Brachyopidae Banksiops Bathignathus Batrachosaurus Batrachosuchoides Batrachosuchus...
- from Middle and late Jur****ic deposits across Asia and the chigutisaurid Siderops is known from the Early Jur****ic of Australia. The most recent known temnospondyl...