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Casea

Casea is a genus of herbivorous caseid synapsids that lived during the late Lower Permian (Kungurian) in what is now Texas, United States. The genus is only represented by its type species, Casea broilii, named by Samuel Wendell Williston in 1910. The species is represented by a skull associated with a skeleton (the holotype FMNH UC 656), a second skull…

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Casea

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related to Geographical and stratigraphic range · 29
Casea → All Casea, Ammonoids, Arroyo, Arroyo Formation, Baylor County, Cacops, Captorhinus, Choza, Clear Fork Group, For Williston, However, In, It, Kungurian, Lake Kemp, Lower Permian, Many, Most, North America, On
related to Taxonomy · 21
Casea → Aveyron, Choza Formation, Clear Fork Group, Currently, Denise Sigoneau-Russell, Donald, Everett, FMNH UR, Foard County, France, In, It, Knox County, Lower Permian Rodez, Occitanie, Olson, Russell, Texas, The, These
related to Post-cranial skeleton · 14
Casea → An, Eocasea, FMNH UC, FMNH UR, In, Its, Olson, On, Price, Romer, The, This, Three, Thus
related to Feeding and diet · 9
Casea → Among, Caseasauria, Caseids, Early Permian, Herbivores, In, Pennsylvanian, Some Caseids, This
related to Locomotion · 6
Casea → LeBlanc, Reisz, Selective, Synapsida, Synapsids, The
related to Phylogeny · 5
Casea → Below, Caseidae, In, Maddin, Oromycter
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Casea → genus of herbivorous caseid synapsids that lived during the late Lower Permian

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genus broilii species three teeth vertebrae published skeleton fmnh tibia phylogenetic skull caseids large part analysis lower partial holotype derived

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Caseais agenus of herbivorous caseid synapsids that lived during the late Lower Permian0.90text
Casearelated to Feeding and dietAmong0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietHerbivores0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietCaseids0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietCaseasauria0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietIn0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietThis0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietPennsylvanian0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietEarly Permian0.60section
Casearelated to Feeding and dietSome Caseids0.60section
Casearelated to Geographical and stratigraphic rangeAll Casea0.60section
Casearelated to Geographical and stratigraphic rangeCacops0.60section

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