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Doliosauriscus - Doliosauriscus was a fossil carnivorous reptile of the order of Therapsides and the...

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Doliosauriscus - Doliosauriscus was a fossil carnivorous reptile of the order of Therapsides and the suborder of Dinocephales. He lived in the middle of Permian about 265 million years ago. In the picture, in the background, a dimetrodon. 12-foot-long dinocephalian therapsids of the genus Doliosauriscus face off in a dry mid-permian landscape 265 million years ago in what is today Russia. On the horizon is a synapsid of the genus Dimetrodon. Vegetation includes various ferns and cycads. Similar to its better-known relative Titanophoneus, Doliosauriscus was a carnivore, one of the largest predators of its time with large dagger-like canines in front and sharp incisors and flat molars in back for grinding up flesh
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Doliosauriscus - Doliosauriscus was a fossil carnivorous reptile of the order of Therapsides and the suborder of Dinocephales. He lived in the middle of Permian about 265 million years ago. In the picture, in the background, a dimetrodon. 12-foot-long dinocephalian therapsids of the genus Doliosauriscus face off in a dry mid-permian landscape 265 million years ago in what is today Russia. On the horizon is a synapsid of the genus Dimetrodon. Vegetation includes various ferns and cycads. Similar to its better-known relative Titanophoneus, Doliosauriscus was a carnivore, one of the largest predators of its time with large dagger-like canines in front and sharp incisors and flat molars in back for grinding up flesh

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animal / history of the earth / earth / fauna / permian / illustration / 2014 / dimetrodon / flora / synapsid / mail / Novapix / earth / flora / fauna / History of Earth / paleozoic / paleozoic / permian / Synapside

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