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- Youngina (named after John Young (1823–1900)) is an extinct genus of diapsid reptile from the Late Permian Beaufort Group (Tropidostoma-Dicynodon zones)...
- closely related to "Younginiformes" (later, more specifically, emended to Youngina capensis) than to Petrolacosaurus (representing Araeoscelidia). The earliest...
- Acerosodontosaurus, Hovasaurus, Kenyasaurus, Tangasaurus, Thadeosaurus and Youngina) were historically suggested to be lepidosauromorphs, but are currently...
- Scymnosaurus Simorhinella Stereosternum Theriognathus Thliptosaurus Trochosaurus Youngina Beaufort Group Aelurosaurus Anomocephalus Basilodon Blattoidealestes Brachyprosopus...
- lizard-like in build, and had skulls rather similar to the early diapsid Youngina, except for the beak and a few other features. Later and more advanced...
- †Palaeagama †Saurosternon †Sphodrosaurus †Younginidae Galesphyrus Thadeosaurus Youngina †Tangasauridae Acerosodontosaurus? Hovasaurus Tangasaurus †Weigeltisauridae...
- pineal foramen (Broom, 1914). Broom coined the term as a new suborder for Youngina. A definition for inclusion in the order is difficult: it is almost easier...
- near the base of the clade Neodiapsida. Younginidae includes the species Youngina capensis from the Late Permian of South Africa and Thadeosaurus colcanapi...
- Scymnosaurus Simorhinella Stereosternum Theriognathus Thliptosaurus Trochosaurus Youngina Beaufort Group Aelurosaurus Anomocephalus Basilodon Blattoidealestes Brachyprosopus...
- †Palaeagama †Saurosternon †Sphodrosaurus †Younginidae Galesphyrus Thadeosaurus Youngina †Tangasauridae Acerosodontosaurus? Hovasaurus Tangasaurus †Weigeltisauridae...