therapsid
IPA: θˈɛrʌpsɪd
noun
- Any member of the order Therapsida
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Examples of "therapsid" in Sentences
- My first therapsid drawings were downright atrocious.
- Therapsid fossils are found in many regions of the world.
- However, the name was found to be preoccupied by the therapsid.
- The Dicynodontia are a taxon of therapsids or mammal like reptiles.
- Patterns of evolution in the manus and pes of non mammalian therapsids.
- Patterns of evolution in the manus and peers of non mammalian therapsids.
- Mammals, the only living therapsids, evolved in the Early Jurassic period.
- The Biarmosuchia were the most primitive and pelycosaur like of the therapsids.
- His book “From the Beginning” was also a surprisingly detailed introduction to extinct fish, reptile, and therapsid art.
- Descended from creatures called therapsid reptiles, bats first took flight in the Triassic period more than two hundred million years ago.
- Gish makes one final effort to discredit the therapsid-mammal links: Many of the diagnostic features of mammals, of course, reside in their soft anatomy or physiology.
- Because the fossil evidence of the transition from therapsid to mammal is extensive, detailed and well-studied, it is not surprising that most creationists make no mention of it.
- “We arbitrarily group the therapsids as reptiles we have to draw a line somewhere but were they alive, a typical therapsid probably would seem to us an odd cross between a lizard and a dog, a transitional type between the two great groups of backboned animals.”
- The entire series of therapsid transitionals are each fully functional, completely capable of chewing their food and detecting airborne sounds just as modern snakes eat with a double jaw joint and detect sounds through bones connected to their skull and jawbones.
- As Romer puts it, “We arbitrarily group the therapsids as reptiles we have to draw a line somewhere but were they alive, a typical therapsid probably would seem to us an odd cross between a lizard and a dog, a transitional type between the two great groups of backboned animals.”
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