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- that most or all silesaurids comprised an early diverging clade or a paraphyletic grade within ornithischian dinosaurs. Silesaurids have a consistent...
- various authors to be either a silesaurid or basal ornithischian, was found to be intermediate between the grade of silesaurids and true ornithischians, explaining...
- snout. It was fairly basal among silesaurids, and retained some dinosaur-like features absent in advanced silesaurids, such as a supratemporal fossa and...
- did not find silesaurids to be basal dinosaurs, due to their lacking some important features of that group, and suggested that silesaurids and ornithischian...
- skull than most silesaurids, as is the case in Lewisuchus, but they are not as numerous as those of that taxon. Like other silesaurids, Kwanasaurus has...
- synapomorphies previously suggested. Some of these are also present in silesaurids, which Nesbitt recovered as a sister group to Dinosauria, including a...
- (ankylothecodont), a characteristic trait of silesaurids. Unlike the typically leaf-shaped teeth of other silesaurids, the teeth of Soumyasaurus are smooth and...
- relationships) grouped it with the most derived silesaurids from the Late Tri****ic. The closest silesaurid in both space and time to Lutungutali is Asilisaurus...
- hypothesis. Silesaurid-like traits, for example, may be dinosaurian plesiomorphies (ancestral conditions) rather than unique characteristics of silesaurids. A...
- include the flying pterosaurs, small bipedal lagerpetids, herbivorous silesaurids, and the incredibly diverse dinosaurs, which survive to the present day...