... and is a basal member of Procolophonidae. This clade also includes the enigmatic taxon Sclerosaurus , believed most recently to be a pareiasaur relative. Owenettids form a separate lineage from Procolophonidae and are predominantly restricted to the Permian of both South Africa and Madagascar. A phylogenetically...

... identified it correctly as the main body region of a much smaller reptile, but referred it to the Procolophonidae. This was a very tentative identification apparently based on a general similarity to the procolophonid Leptopleuron (= Telerpeton ), also found in the same deposits. However, specific...

...Figure 3 SMNS 91753, isolated left humerus of Procolophonidae indet. in ( 1 ) dorsal and ( 2 ) ventral views, from the Middle Triassic Erfurt Formation (lower Keuper), Germany. Gray areas indicate broken bone. A=crest ‘A’; B=crest ‘B’; bb=broken bone; ca=capitellum (radial condyle); dpc...

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... Press , p. 9 – 59 . Lee , M.S.Y. , 1995 , Historical burden in systematics and the interrelationships of ‘Parareptiles’ : Cambridge Philosophical Society Biological Reviews , 70 . 459 – 547 . Li , J.L. , 1989 , A new genus of Procolophonidae from Lower Triassic of Shaanxi...

... Rédaction] Multicusped teeth have evolved several times within amniote lineages. Mesozoic groups include the Procolophonidae ( Spencer and Storrs 2002 ), Sphenodontia ( Fraser 1988 ), various basal archosauromorphs ( Gregory 1945 ; Sues 2003 ), Crocodylomorpha ( Clark et al. 1989 ; Buckley et al...

... for the Uruguayan procolophonoid. The latter phylogenetic scenario would be compatible equally with a Permian or a Triassic age for P. magnidentis , considering that Owenettidae (the sister taxon of the clade containing C. seca and Procolophonidae in most recent analyses, e.g., Modesto et al. 2002 ) has a range...

... . Affinities of? Scalenodontoides plemmyridon Hopson,1984 (Synapsida: Cynodontia) from the Upper Triassic of Nova Scotia . Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology , 12 : 168 – 171 . Sues H.-D. Baird D. 1998 . Procolophonidae (Reptilia: Parareptilia) from the Upper Triassic Wolfville...

... or Archosauria, Dinosauromorpha, Lepidosauromorpha, and Procolophonida or Therapsida ( Klein et al., 2011 ; Table 2 ). Due to their large size, trackmakers of Chirotherium, Isochirotherium, and Synaptichnium can be excluded as potential producers of the Argana burrows. Dinosauromorph tetrapods with functionally...

... vertebrate fossils (Benthosuchidae, Capitosauridae, Procolophonidae, Scaloposauria, Eumetabolodon, Fugusuchus, Hazhenia, Pentaedrusaurus , and Xilousuchus ), some fish ( Ceratodus ) and many invertebrates co-occur with this flora ( Wang, 1983 ; Nesbitt et al., 2011 ; Fig. 13 ; Supplemental Data File 7...

... Tapinocephalus Assemblage Zone (Hancox and Rubidge, 2002). The Procolophonoidea (the group which unites the Procolophonidae and Owenettidae) occur in Permian to Late Triassic strata ( Benton 1993 ). Of the Owenettidae Owenetta rubidgei is from the Cistecephalus and Dicynodon assemblage zones...

... at the Triassic/Jurassic boundary was queried by Lucas & Tanner (2004) , who believed that only two of these families had Rhaetian records: the Phytosauridae and Procolophonidae. Instead, they concluded that most of the families have Norian extinctions. Representatives of the Thecodontosauridae...