-
evolved from
therocephalians and so that
therocephalians as
recognised are
paraphyletic in
relation to cynodonts. The
fossils of
therocephalians are numerous...
-
includes the
gorgonopsians and the eutheriodonts,
itself including the
therocephalians and the cynodonts. In 1876,
Richard Owen
named a
suborder Theriodontia...
-
which are endothermic. Near the end of the Permian, dicynodonts,
therocephalians and
cynodonts show
parallel trends towards loss of the
pineal foramen...
-
therapsids which appear during the
Middle Permian and
which includes therocephalians and cynodonts, this
latter group including mammals and
related forms...
-
Lycosuchus ("wolf crocodile") is an
extinct genus of
carnivorous therocephalians which lived in the
Middle Permian 265—260 Ma
existing for approximately...
-
Pardosuchus is an
extinct genus of
therocephalians known from the
Permian of
South Africa. Kammerer,
Christian E. (2023). "Revision of the Scylacosauridae...
- Like
other therocephalians,
Moschorhinus had a
reduced number of
postcanines which were
housed in the maxillae. In most
therocephalians, the “teeth,”...
- were lissamphibians. Many
groups of synapsids, such as
anomodonts and
therocephalians, that once
comprised the
dominant terrestrial fauna of the Permian...
-
probably inertial homeotherms rather than
endotherms unlike contemporary therocephalians and cynodonts, and thus were
probably comparatively less active. Though...
- Chinese). 17 (2): 121–130. Sun, Ai-Lin (1991). "A
Review of
Chinese Therocephalian Reptiles" (PDF).
Vertebrata PalAsiatica (in Chinese). 21 (2): 85–94...
