- that some
traditional "
triconodonts" were more
closely related to
therian mammals than others. Some
traditional "
triconodonts" do seem to form a natural...
-
multiple times,
rendering "
triconodonts" a
paraphyletic or
polyphyletic ****emblage respectively, but
several lineages of "
triconodont"
mammals do form a natural...
- Fox
Richard C (1969). "Studies of Late
Cretaceous vertebrates. III. A
triconodont mammal from Alberta".
Canadian Journal of Zoology. 47 (6): 1253–1256...
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early mammals such as docodonts, multituberculates, symmetrodonts, and
triconodonts.
Dinosaurs known from the
Morrison include the
theropods Ceratosaurus...
- 1139/cjes-2015-0113. Cifelli,
Richard L.; Madsen,
Scott K. (1998). "
Triconodont mammals from the
medial Cretaceous of Utah".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology...
- such as
docodonts (like Docodon), multituberculates, symmetrodonts, and
triconodonts.
Dinosaurs that
lived alongside Stegosaurus included theropods Allosaurus...
-
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Walter G. Kühne, "On a
Triconodont tooth of a new
pattern from a Fissure-filling in
South Glamorgan", Proceedings...
- is
similar to the
ancestral condition in
mammal relatives (as seen in
triconodonts), but is
almost certainly a
derived character in Castorocauda. These...
- an
exclusively slicing action.
Though not
superficially similar, the
triconodont teeth of some
early mammals such as
eutriconodonts are
thought to have...
- Sigogneau-Russell
referred the
genus to
Eutriconodonta on the
basis of its
basic triconodont shape. However, she
considered it
aberrant enough to
warrant a separate...
