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The girdles and limbs of the Gorgonopsia of the Tapinocephalus zone
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Boonstra, L. D.
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Anomodontia Owen, 1860 b Definition: All taxa more closely related to Dicynodon lacerticeps Owen, 1845, than Tapinocephalus atherstonei Owen, 1876, Ictidorhinus martinsi Broom, 1913 b, Gorgonops torvus Owen, 1876, or Scylacosaurus sclateri Broom, 1903 ...
Kammerer, Christian F. +1 more
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La compréhension de l’origine et de l’évolution du système respiratoire unique des mammifères dépend de notre connaissance des changements ostéologiques de l’appareil pectoral (scapulocoracoïde, cleithrum, clavicule, interclavicule, sternum) dans le ...
MANN Arjan
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Reassessment of the Phylogeny of Basal Therapsida Using Micro-Tomography and Bayesian Phylogeny
A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Evolutionary Studies Institute) to the Faculty of Science, School of Geosciences, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 2023.This PhD research is ...
Duhamel, Alienor
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Revisiting the evolutionary trend toward the mammalian lower jaw in non-mammalian synapsids in a phylogenetic context. [PDF]
Harano T, Asahara M.
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A Carboniferous synapsid with caniniform teeth and a reappraisal of mandibular size-shape heterodonty in the origin of mammals. [PDF]
Huttenlocker AK +3 more
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Mammalian face as an evolutionary novelty. [PDF]
Higashiyama H +5 more
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No specimen number was given for the holotype of the rubidgeine gorgonopsian species Clelandina major Broom, 1948 in its original description. Historically, a specimen in the Rubidge Collection (RC 94) was considered to represent Broom’s type specimen ...
Kammerer, Christian F.
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Range of movement in ray I of manus and pes and the prehensility of the autopodia in the Early Permian to Late Cretaceous non-anomodont Synapsida. [PDF]
Kümmell SB, Frey E.
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Morphological evolution in therocephalians breaks the hypercarnivore ratchet. [PDF]
Brocklehurst N.
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