-
dicynodonts had the same posture). The feet are
broad and short. The
tapinocephalid skull is m****ively constructed, and
either long-snouted (e.g. Struthiocephalus)...
- the
skulls collected have also been
mature skulls, as the
juvenile tapinocephalid skulls are
identified by
having a
small non-fused basioccipital. The...
- to 260
million years ago, at
Isheevo in
Russian Tatarstan. It was a
tapinocephalid, a
group of
bulky herbivores which flourished in the
Middle Permian...
-
adaptations to
capture large prey like the
giants titanosuchids and
tapinocephalids dinocephalians and
large pareiasaurs. As in many
other dinocephalians...
- the
biozone refers to
Tapinocephalus atherstonei, a
large herbivorous tapinocephalid dinocephalian therapsid. It is
characterised by the
presence of this...
- Romano,
Marco (2019-10-18). "The
postcranial skeleton of the
basal tapinocephalid dinocephalian Tapinocaninus pamelae (Synapsida: Therapsida) from the...
- Chamwe,
Gwembe District,
Southern Province, Zambia. The
presence of
tapinocephalid teeth near the
localities suggests a
Guadalupian age for the fossils...
-
named by
palaeontologist Robert Broom in 1914. It was a short-snouted
tapinocephalid,
closely related to and
resembling the well-known
genus Moschops, but...
-
dicynodonts Endothiodon and Rastodon, the
pareiasaur Provelosaurus, a
tapinocephalid and the saber-toothed Tiarajudens.
Therapsid predators such as Pampaphoneus...
- the namesake. It is not
particularly common. It was one of
several tapinocephalids in the ecosystem.
Paleontology portal List of
therapsids Owen, Richard...
