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Dicynodontia

Dicynodontia is an extinct clade of anomodonts, an extinct type of non-mammalian therapsid. Dicynodonts were herbivores that typically bore a pair of tusks, hence their name, which means 'two dog tooth'. Members of the group possessed a horny, typically toothless beak, unique amongst all synapsids. Dicynodonts first appeared in Southern Pangaea during…

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related to Taxonomy · 44
Dicynodontia → Although, Angielczyk, Anomodontia, Cistecephalidae, Cluver, Cryptodontia, Cryptodontidae, Cryptodonts, Dicynodon, Dicynodontidae, Diictodontia, Emydopidae, Endothiodontia, English, Eodicynodon, Eodicynodontidae, Geikiidae, Gnathodontia, It, Ivakhnenko
related to history · 28
Dicynodontia → Andrew Geddes Bain, At, Bain, Bidentalia, British Museum, By, Collection, Corps, Descriptive, Dicynodon, Dicynodonts, English, Fossil Reptilia, Geological Society, Illustrated Catalogue, In, London, Owen, Owen's Dicynodontia, Ptychognathus
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Dicynodontia → Basilodon, DicynodontiaBrachyprosopusColobodectesEodicynodonLanthanostegusNyaphuliaEndothiodontiaAbajudonEndothiodonNiassodonEumantellidaePristerodonPylaecephalidaeDiictodonEosimopsProsict…, Idelesaurus, Jimusaria, OdontocyclopsGeikiinaeAulacephalodonGeikiaPelanomodonDicynodontoideaCounilloniaDaptocephalusDelectosaurusDicynodonDinanomodonElphGordoniaInterpresosaurusKatumbiaPeramodonTaoheod…, Sintocephalus, SungeodonWoznikellaPlaceriinaeArgodicynodonLisowiciaMoghreberiaPlaceriasPentasaurusZambiasaurusStahleckeriinaeEubrachiosaurusIschigualastiaJachaleriaSangusaurusStahleckeriaUfudo…, SyopsEuptychognathusKwazulusaurusLystrosaurusKannemeyeriiformesAngonisaurusDinodontosauridaeDinodontosaurusShansiodontidaeRhinodicynodonShansiodonTetragoniasVinceriaKannemeyerii…
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Dicynodontia → Neotherapsida, Palaeos, Therapsida
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Dicynodontia → extinct clade of anomodonts

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dicynodonts triassic tusks dicynodont south known late mammals permian suggested africa large group lystrosaurus herbivores owen animals typically therapsids ca

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Dicynodontiais aextinct clade of anomodonts0.90text
Stahleckeria lacked true tusksinstance ofSome dicynodonts0.80text
instead bore tusk-like extensions on the side of the beakinstance ofSome dicynodonts0.80text
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationDicynodontiaBrachyprosopusColobodectesEodicynodonLanthanostegusNyaphuliaEndothiodontiaAbajudonEndothiodonNiassodonEumantellidaePristerodonPylaecephalidaeDiictodonEosimopsProsict…0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationIdelesaurus0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationOdontocyclopsGeikiinaeAulacephalodonGeikiaPelanomodonDicynodontoideaCounilloniaDaptocephalusDelectosaurusDicynodonDinanomodonElphGordoniaInterpresosaurusKatumbiaPeramodonTaoheod…0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationBasilodon0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationJimusaria0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationSintocephalus0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationSyopsEuptychognathusKwazulusaurusLystrosaurusKannemeyeriiformesAngonisaurusDinodontosauridaeDinodontosaurusShansiodontidaeRhinodicynodonShansiodonTetragoniasVinceriaKannemeyerii…0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to Current classificationSungeodonWoznikellaPlaceriinaeArgodicynodonLisowiciaMoghreberiaPlaceriasPentasaurusZambiasaurusStahleckeriinaeEubrachiosaurusIschigualastiaJachaleriaSangusaurusStahleckeriaUfudo…0.60section
Dicynodontiarelated to External linksTherapsida0.60section

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