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- early Paleocene mainland New Zealand taxa Waimanu and Muriwaimanu, but stemward of the Chatham Island taxon Kupoupou. Paleontology portal Ksepka, D.T.;...
- found in Europe and the United States. This large species is the most stemward physeterid, retaining functional upper teeth lacking enamel. "Fossilworks:...
- lying crownward of the families Pachycormidae and Aspidorhynchidae, but stemward of the family Pholidophoridae: Bean, L. B. (2021). "Revision of the Mesozoic...
- haramiyidans in phylogenetic analyses based on maximum parsimony, but shift stemward relative to haramiyidans when the same data is put through a Bayesian analysis...
- Tawa, Chindesaurus, Daemonosaurus, and herrerasaurids fall even further stemwards than Eodromaeus according to this study and derived works. A few other...
- reconstruction of the skull based on fragmentary material may prove it to be stemward of all whatcheeriids. The oldest known pathological bone of a stegocephalian...
- combination of primitive and advanced traits. Some of these are typical of stemward avialans (further from modern birds) while others occur in crownward avialans...
- a more restrictive Paracrocodylomorpha, crownward of Ticinosuchus and stemward of Prestosuchus. Nesbitt & Desojo (2017) was one of several phylogenetic...
- description of the basal neodiapsid Orovenator considered tangasaurids to be stemward (further from modern reptiles) compared to younginids, while a 2016 study...
- however, there is uncertainty about whether Adamanterpeton should be more stemward or Procochleosaurus, as despite Adamanterpeton having all the Cochelosaurid...