Chakravorti et al. revised the Early Triassic rhytidosteid Indobrachyops panchetensis from India and propose that it is congeneric with Sangaia from Brazil (Indobrachyops would have precedent). No figures included in preprint. [preprint, not accepted] doi.org/10.31219/osf...
January 3, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Chakravorti et al. revised the Early Triassic rhytidosteid Indobrachyops panchetensis from India and propose that it is congeneric with Sangaia from Brazil (Indobrachyops would have precedent). No figures included in preprint. [preprint, not accepted] doi.org/10.31219/osf...
#temnovember2023 day 7: Sangaia For the seventh day of #temnovember we have Cabralia a...wait... thats a moth... oh yeah right, it´s #Sangaia now ;) , a fairly large #rhytidosteid from the early #Triassic of South America #paleoart #sciart #temnospondyl #amphibian
November 7, 2023 at 5:13 PM
#temnovember2023 day 7: Sangaia For the seventh day of #temnovember we have Cabralia a...wait... thats a moth... oh yeah right, it´s #Sangaia now ;) , a fairly large #rhytidosteid from the early #Triassic of South America #paleoart #sciart #temnospondyl #amphibian
made it through the Great Dying. the 1.5 meter long Benthosuchid Kwatisuchus, the Stereospondyl Tomeia, and Rhytidosteid Sangaia, are all members of the order called Temnospondyls that first evolved in the carboniferous period, many of their ancestors took refuge in the waterways of their world.-
January 4, 2026 at 5:26 PM
made it through the Great Dying. the 1.5 meter long Benthosuchid Kwatisuchus, the Stereospondyl Tomeia, and Rhytidosteid Sangaia, are all members of the order called Temnospondyls that first evolved in the carboniferous period, many of their ancestors took refuge in the waterways of their world.-