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Protorosauria

Protorosauria is an extinct, likely paraphyletic group of basal archosauromorph reptiles from the latest Middle Permian (Capitanian stage) to the end of the Late Triassic (Rhaetian stage) of Asia, Europe and North America. It was named by the English anatomist and paleontologist Thomas Henry Huxley in 1871 as an order, originally to solely contain…

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Protorosauria

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples30
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
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Protorosauria

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related to Classification · 10
Protorosauria → Archosauriformes, Archosauromorpha, Gondwanan Triassic, Macrocnemus, Most, Pamelaria, Prolacerta, Prolacertiformes, Protorosaurus, Since
related to Included groups · 8
Protorosauria → Another, Czatkowiella, Drepanosauromorpha, Permian, Protorosaurus, Sharovipteryx, The Protorosauria, Triassic
related to Cladogram · 7
Protorosauria → Hans-Dieter Sues, Modesto, Most, Sauria, Sean, Spiekman, The
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Protorosauria → extinct, true clade

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protorosaurus group found et al protorosaurs tanysauria pantestudines prolacertiformes clade archosauromorph prolacerta paraphyletic czatkowiella studies reptiles basal monophyletic various phylogenetic

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Protorosauriais aextinct0.90text
Protorosauriais atrue clade0.90text
Protorosaurusinstance ofthe name Protorosauria is used for the remaining group.Only recently has Protorosauria been defined in a phylogenetic sense as the most inclusive clade containing taxa0.80text
Macrocnemusinstance ofthe name Protorosauria is used for the remaining group.Only recently has Protorosauria been defined in a phylogenetic sense as the most inclusive clade containing taxa0.80text
and Tanystropheusinstance ofthe name Protorosauria is used for the remaining group.Only recently has Protorosauria been defined in a phylogenetic sense as the most inclusive clade containing taxa0.80text
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramThe0.60section
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramSauria0.60section
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramSean0.60section
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramModesto0.60section
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramHans-Dieter Sues0.60section
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramMost0.60section
Protorosauriarelated to CladogramSpiekman0.60section

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