Captorhinus

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Captorhinus
Captorhinus
Rango temporal: 299 Ma - 294,4 Ma
Pérmico Inferior

Captorhinus aguti
Taxonomía
Reino: Animalia
Filo: Chordata
Clase: Reptilia
Orden: Captorhinida
Familia: Captorhinidae
Género: Captorhinus
Cope, 1895
Especies

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Captorhinus agutí esqueleto montado.

Captorhinus es un género extinto de captorrinido que vivió durante el Pérmico. Sus restos fueron hallados en América del Norte. Se han hallado restos también en África. Un espécimen inmaduro de Captorhinus fue llamado originalmente Bayloria y clasificado como miembro del grupo de sinápsidos Eothyrididae.[1]

Especies

  • Captorhinus aguti (especie tipo). Sinónimos: C. isolomus, C. angusticeps, C. aduncus, Bayloria morei, Ectocynodon incisivus, Hypopnous squalidens, Paracaptorhinus neglectus.
  • C. laticeps
  • C. magnus

Galería

Referencias

  1. Bayloria morei Olson 1941 identified as an immature specimen of the Permian reptile Captorhinus. RR Reisz, MJ Heaton - Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 1982 - NRC Research Press.
  • Gaining Ground: The Origin and Early Evolution of Tetrapods by Jennifer A. Clack

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