• Source: Moradisaurus

Moradisaurus is an extinct genus of large captorhinid tetrapods, with a single species Moradisaurus grandis, known from the late Permian (Lopingian) aged Moradi Formation of Niger. It is the largest captorhinid known, estimated to have reached a snout-vent length of over two metres. Similar to other members of Moradisaurinae, it possessed multiple tooth rows, which is associated with a high-fiber herbivorous diet.
The holotype is MNHN MRD1, a skull that was discovered during the late 1960s.




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Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Romeria (reptil)
• Hylonomus
• Protorothyrididae
• Neodiapsida
• Protorothyris
• Gansurhinus
• Romeriida
• Eureptilia
• Sauria
• Moradisaurus
• Captorhinidae
• Labyrinthodontia
• Labidosaurikos
• Sauropsida
• Lepospondyli
• Gorgonopsia
• Reptiliomorpha
• Largest prehistoric animals
• Araeoscelidia