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             * Chainosauria             * Chainosauria
               * Dicynodont (270-201mya) survived Permian extinction; 70 genera of herbivores with tusks - the most abundant and diverse vertebrates on land just before dinosaur times but became extinct in late Triassic                * Dicynodont (270-201mya) survived Permian extinction; 70 genera of herbivores with tusks - the most abundant and diverse vertebrates on land just before dinosaur times but became extinct in late Triassic 
-                * Lystrosaurus is a herbivorous (plant-eating) egg-laying therapsid famous for surviving the “Great Dying”, which was a major mass extinction of species 252 million years ago.+                * Lystrosaurus is a herbivorous (plant-eating) egg-laying Dicynodont therapsid (([[https://theconversation.com/embryo-fossil-found-in-south-africa-is-worlds-oldest-proof-that-mammal-ancestors-laid-eggs-277673]])) famous for surviving the “Great Dying”, which was a major mass extinction of species 252 million years ago.
           * Neotherapsida           * Neotherapsida
             * Theriodontia             * Theriodontia
history/evolution_mammals.txt · Last modified: 2026/04/11 20:33 by gary1

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