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Leptopleuron

Leptopleuron is an extinct genus of procolophonid that lived in the dry lands during the late Triassic in Elgin of northern Scotland and was the first to be included in the clade of Procolophonidae. First described by English paleontologist and biologist Sir Richard Owen, Leptopleuron is derived from two Greek bases, leptos for "slender" and pleuron for…

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Leptopleuron

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related to history · 18
Leptopleuron → Another, Charles Lyell, Controversy, Discovered, Elgin, English, Gideon Mantell, However, Lossiemouth Sandstone, Lyell, Mantell, Owen, Richard Owen, Saltopus, Scotland, Telerpeton, The, Triassic
related to Osteology of the skull · 10
Leptopleuron → After, Hypsognathus, In, Its, No, Notably, Procolophon, Some, The, This
related to The braincase · 9
Leptopleuron → As, Characteristic, It, IX, On, Other, Sharing, Taking, The
related to Description · 8
Leptopleuron → Acrodont, Anomoiodon, As, In, Its, Kapes, Sclerosaurus, The
related to Burrowing · 5
Leptopleuron → Phrynosoma, Procolophon, Skepticism, The, With
related to Diet · 3
Leptopleuron → Analysis, Based, Owenettidae
is a · 2
Leptopleuron → extinct genus of procolophonid that lived in the dry lands during the late Triassic in Elgin of northern Scotland and was the first to be included in the clade of Procolophonidae, most accepted term for the reptile as Owen published before Mantell and made the most accurate interpretations.Another specimen from the Lossiemouth Sandstone that was discovere…

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also anterior owen fossil genus long well sandstone scotland mantell triassic foramen known description telerpeton seen reptile lossiemouth dry first

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Leptopleuronis aextinct genus of procolophonid that lived in the dry lands during the late Triassic in Elgin of northern Scotland and was the first to be included in the clade of Procolophonidae0.90text
Leptopleuronis amost accepted term for the reptile as Owen published before Mantell and made the most accurate interpretations.Another specimen from the Lossiemouth Sandstone that was discovere…0.90text
Leptopleuron were considered an essential addition to the terrestrial ecosystem during the Triassicinstance ofProcolophonoids0.80text
Leptopleuronrelated to BurrowingThe0.60section
Leptopleuronrelated to BurrowingWith0.60section
Leptopleuronrelated to BurrowingPhrynosoma0.60section
Leptopleuronrelated to BurrowingSkepticism0.60section
Leptopleuronrelated to BurrowingProcolophon0.60section
Leptopleuronrelated to DescriptionSclerosaurus0.60section
Leptopleuronrelated to DescriptionAs0.60section
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Leptopleuronrelated to DescriptionIts0.60section

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