Eotitanosuchidae - Revision history

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	*[http://palaeos.com/vertebrates/therapsida/biarmosuchia.html#Biarmosuchia Therapsida: Biarmosuchia] at Palaeos		*[http://palaeos.com/vertebrates/therapsida/biarmosuchia.html#Biarmosuchia Therapsida: Biarmosuchia] at Palaeos

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	* {{extinct}}''[[Eotitanosuchus]]''		* {{extinct}}''[[Eotitanosuchus]]''
	* {{extinct}}''[[Kamagorgon]]''?		* {{extinct}}''[[Kamagorgon]]''?
			* {{extinct}}''[[Ivantosaurus]]''
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	'''Eotitanosuchidae''' is an extinct family of [[biarmosuchia]]n [[therapsid]]s. The Eotitanosuchidae were large predatory therapsids of the [[Wordian]] epoch. It was once considered to belong to a separate [[infraorder]] of therapsids called '''Eotitanosuchia'''.		'''Eotitanosuchidae''' is an extinct family of [[biarmosuchia]]n [[therapsid]]s. The Eotitanosuchidae were large predatory therapsids of the [[Wordian]] epoch. It was once considered to belong to a separate [[infraorder]] of therapsids called '''Eotitanosuchia'''.

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	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==
	The Eotitanosuchians seem to be more advanced than the [[Biarmosuchia]] in that the [[temporal opening]] behind the [[eye socket]]—although small—is still somewhat larger than the biarmosuchians; it is expanded in the upper rear ([[wikt:posterodorsal\|posterodorsal]]) margin, allowing the area of attachment of the [[adduction\|adductor]] ([[muscles of mastication\|jaw closing]]) muscles to be visible from the [[dorsal (anatomy)\|dorsal]] (top) view looking down.The eotitanosuchian bite was stronger and more efficient than the biarmosuchian bite. For this reason, some paleontologists see the eotitanosuchids as transitional between the biarmosuchians and higher [[therapsid]]s. It is at least as likely that features of a larger temporal opening—and hence increased [[muscle mass]] and [[biting]] power—evolved simultaneously among a number of early therapsid groups, due to the obvious advantages this adaptation conferred. One must be wary in applying [[cladistic]] methodology to characteristics that are likely to evolve simultaneously among many competing lineages. In other respects the eotitanosuchians are quite primitive; they were the least modified in their [[jaw]] apparatus from their [[sphenacodont]] ancestry.		The Eotitanosuchians seem to be more advanced than the [[Biarmosuchia]] in that the [[temporal opening]] behind the [[eye socket]]—although small—is still somewhat larger than the biarmosuchians; it is expanded in the upper rear ([[wikt:posterodorsal\|posterodorsal]]) margin, allowing the area of attachment of the [[adduction\|adductor]] ([[muscles of mastication\|jaw closing]]) muscles to be visible from the [[dorsal (anatomy)\|dorsal]] (top) view looking down. The eotitanosuchian bite was stronger and more efficient than the biarmosuchian bite. For this reason, some paleontologists see the eotitanosuchids as transitional between the biarmosuchians and higher [[therapsid]]s. It is at least as likely that features of a larger temporal opening—and hence increased [[muscle mass]] and [[biting]] power—evolved simultaneously among a number of early therapsid groups, due to the obvious advantages this adaptation conferred. One must be wary in applying [[cladistic]] methodology to characteristics that are likely to evolve simultaneously among many competing lineages. In other respects the eotitanosuchians are quite primitive; they were the least modified in their [[jaw]] apparatus from their [[sphenacodont]] ancestry.

	==References==		==References==

Tom.Reding: Removed :Category:Fossil taxa described in 1960: out of category scope

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	==References==		==References==
	* [http://www.helsinki.fi/~mhaaramo/metazoa/deuterostoma/chordata/synapsida/~~synapsida_index~~.html The main groups of non-mammalian synapsids at Mikko's Phylogeny Archive]		* [http://www.helsinki.fi/~mhaaramo/metazoa/deuterostoma/chordata/synapsida/biarmosuchia_2.html The main groups of non-mammalian synapsids at Mikko's Phylogeny Archive]

	==External links==		==External links==

Lavalizard101: Ivantosaurus is a synonym of Eotitanusuchus

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Ivantosaurus is a synonym of Eotitanusuchus

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	* {{extinct}}''[[Eotitanosuchus]]''		* {{extinct}}''[[Eotitanosuchus]]''
	* {{extinct}}''[[Ivantosaurus]]''
	* {{extinct}}''[[Kamagorgon]]''?		* {{extinct}}''[[Kamagorgon]]''?
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