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OSTEOLEPIFORMES
lineage of rhipidistians
enlarged projecting ribs
true choana
stem tetrapod
resources vs refuges
ca. 365 MYA
Early Tetrapod Features
AXIAL SKELETON
VERTEBRAE with ZYGAPOPYSES
skull and pectoral girdle no connection
Ilium
attaches to spine
limbs
distinct carpals, tarsals, phalanges etc.
Preaxial branching
proximal carpals/tarsals
Postaxial branching
distal carpals, metacarpals and phlaanges
Polydactylous
multiDIGITS on limbs, since budding is easy
-all stem tetrapods
Batracomorphs
more aquatic
- 4 digits on forefeet
-TEMNOSPONDYLS predominant group
--gave rise to LISSAMPHIIBIA
---with PEDICELLATE TEETH
Reptilomorphs
- 5 digits on all feet
gave rise to amniotes
-DIADECTES = possibly had amniotc eggs
Amniotes
-AMNIOTIC EGG
--reduces dependence on water
-TEMPORAL FENESTRATION
Amniote SHELL
leathery or calcified
-Extra-embryonic membranes:
---ALLANTOIS, CHORION and AMNION
TEMPORAL FENESTRATION
opening in dermatocranium
-TEMPORAL ARCHES separate fenestra
--ZYGOMATIC ARCH - lower arch
Anapsid
no fenestra
Synapsid
single lower temporal fenestra
-chracteristic of SYNAPSIDIA
Diapsid
2 temporal fenestra
-characteristic of DIAPSIDA
Archosauromorpha
Mesozoic diapsids
"Thecodonts"
diverse early form of Archosauromorpha
Crocodylomorpha
extinct in modern crocodilians
Pterosauria
flying forms
Dinosauria
Dinosaurs and Aves
DInosauria - Ornithischia
all herbivorous
DInosauria - Saurischia
SAUROPODS - large quadrupedal herbivores
THERAPODS - bipedal predators
- gives rise to AVES
---eg ARCHAEOPTERYX
Lepidosauromorpha
EURYAPSIDS extinct marine forms
LEPIDOSAURIA - sphenodontidae and Squamata