incomplete lower jaws. Crassigyrinus grew up to 2 meters in length, coupled with tiny limbs and unusually large jaws. Crassigyrinus is taxonomically enigmatic...
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the discoveries of such early Carboniferous tetrapods as Pederpes and Crassigyrinus. There are a few sites where vertebrate fossils have been found to help...
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incertae sedis †Acanthostega †Antlerpeton †Aytonerpeton †Brittagnathus †Crassigyrinus †Diploradus †Densignathus †Doragnathus †Elpistostege? †Gaiasia †Hynerpeton...
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adelospondyls) or merely small (akin to stem-tetrapods such as colosteids and Crassigyrinus). The original description did not attempt to estimate the total body...
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stresses. It also had a high bite force, third overall compared to Crassigyrinus (second) and Megalocephalus (first). These two features combined indicated...
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trend of naming long-bodied early tetrapods (such as Eogyrinus and Crassigyrinus) with the suffix "-gyrinus". Romer hesitated from designating Proterogyrinus...
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Eucritta, a somewhat different form. It has also been suggested that Crassigyrinus may be closely related. Baphetids were first described by Edward Drinker...
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unclear whether polydactylous tetrapods survived to the Carboniferous. Crassigyrinus, from the fossil-poor Romer's gap in the early Carboniferous, is usually...
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