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Myosaurus

Myosaurus (Greek for “mice-like lizard,” with mys- meaning mouse, and -sauros meaning lizard) is a genus of dicynodont synapsids. Myosaurus was a small, herbivorous synapsid that existed around the early Triassic period. All of the fossils found of this species were found in Antarctica and South Africa. Compared to other fossils found from species that…

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related to history · 24
Myosaurus → Almost, Also, Antarctica, Around, Cistecephalus, Cosgriff, Cumulus Hills, Endothiodontidae, Hammer, Harrismith Commonage, However, In, It, Lystrosauridae, Lystrosaurus, Myosauridae, Permian, Queen Maud Mountains, South Africa, The
related to Burrowing · 20
Myosaurus → Antarctica, Cistecephalus, Cistephalidae, Further, However, Kawingasaurus, Lystrosaurus, Most, Permian-Triassic, Since, South Africa, Tetrapods, The, The Type, These, They, This, Triassic, Two, Type
related to Paleoecology · 17
Myosaurus → Antarctica, Cumulus Hills, Early, Fragments, Fremouw Formation, Harrismith Commonage, However, In South Africa, Karoo Basin, Late Triassic, Lystrosaurus, McGregor Glaciers, Queen Maud Mountains, Shackleton, South Africa, This, Thrinaxodon
related to Classification · 8
Myosaurus → Anomodontia, Cistecephalidae, Cistecephalus, Dicynodontia, Kawingasaurus, Kistecephlia, Myosauridae, The Myosaurus
related to Feeding mechanism · 8
Myosaurus → Consequently, Grinding, However, Luckily, The, The Myosaurus, There, This
related to Skull · 4
Myosaurus → Antarctica, South Africa, The, The Myosaurus

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found skulls skull also dicynodont fossils gracilis species burrows antarctica however classified myosauridae large around triassic south africa dicynodonts tusks

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Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingSince0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingHowever0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingSouth Africa0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingAntarctica0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingLystrosaurus0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingMost0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingTriassic0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingPermian-Triassic0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingThe0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingThey0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingTwo0.60section
Myosaurusrelated to BurrowingType0.60section

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