labyrinthodontia : Related Words Words similar in meaning to labyrinthodontia

  • superorder Labyrinthodonta«
  • superorder Labyrinthodontia«
  • labyrinthodont«
  • animal order«
  • modern amphibian«
  • reptile«
  • carboniferous«
  • amphibian«
  • lepospondyli«
  • temnospondyli«
  • lissamphibians«
  • devonian«
  • amniote«
  • late carboniferous«
  • permian«
  • romer«
  • salamander«
  • temnospondyls«
  • ichthyostegalia«
  • lissamphibia«
  • skull«
  • vertebra«
  • animal«
  • form«
  • teeth«
  • caecilian«
  • water«
  • stegocephalia«
  • fish«
  • söderbergh«
  • lepospondyls«
  • tadpole«
  • triassic«
  • anuran«
  • classification«
  • limb«
  • fossil record«
  • gap«
  • skull roof«
  • land«
  • palatine tusk«
  • cylindrical vertebra«
  • late devonian«
  • close relative«
  • lungfish«
  • consensus«
  • piscine ancestor«
  • crocodile«
  • ichthyostegalians«
  • aïstopoda«
  • tetrapod«
  • order urodela«
  • archegosauridae«
  • ancestor«
  • deeper skull«
  • skin«
  • order gymnophiona«
  • discosauriscus«
  • diadectomorphs«
  • diadectomorpha«
  • diplocaulus«
  • seymouriamorphs«
  • embolomeri«
  • colbert«
  • pleurocentra«
  • stem tetrapod«
  • separate subclass«
  • seymouria«
  • order anura«
  • larval gill«
  • reptiliomorpha«
  • stereospondyli«
  • intercentrum«
  • origin«
  • frog«
  • säve«
  • flat skull«
  • broad skull«
  • acanthostega«
  • ichthyostega«
  • parietal eye«
  • evolutionary grade«
  • euramerica«
  • rise«
  • clade«
  • late paleozoic«
  • egg«
  • tidal channel«
  • water edge«
  • waterway«
  • swim bladder«
  • jaw«
  • adulthood«
  • relationship«
  • informal term«
  • lung«
  • amphibia«
  • swampland«
  • cladistic analysis«
  • fossil«
  • undergrowth«
  • larval stage«
  • tympanum«
  • middle«
  • question«
  • tail«
  • cretaceous«
  • paddle«
  • weak vertebra«
  • warm shoal«
  • view lepospondyls«
  • true centrum«
  • tropical forest undergrowth«
  • traditional labyrinthodont«
  • their polydactylous foot«
  • terrestrial labyrinthodont«
  • term labyrinthodont«
  • temnospondyl stock«
  • temnospondyl family amphibamidae«
  • temnospondyl affinity«
  • stronger vertebra«
  • stout skeleton«
  • stout bony toe«
  • small relative«
  • skull floor«
  • short jaw muscle«
  • seymouriamorph tadpole«
  • sarcopterygian ancestor«
  • riverside carnivore«
  • rhipidistans alive«
  • rhipidistan fish«
  • reptilomorph family diadectidae«
  • reptilian grade«
  • refined hunting style«
  • reduced skull«
  • prominent otic notch«
  • prominent lateral line organ«
  • primitive throat sac breathing«
  • primitive complex vertebra«
  • primitive ancestral form«
  • porolopiform fish«
  • porolepiform fish«
  • polydactyl foot«
  • pleurocentrum cylinder«
  • plagiosaur«
  • physostome ray«
  • permian prionosuchus«
  • peculiar nectridea«
  • paraphyletic temnospondyli«
  • paedamorphic form«
  • ossified element«
  • order stegocephalia (= labyrinthodontia«
  • order phyllospondyli«
  • order lepospondyli«
  • order ichthyostegalia«
  • order adelospondyli«
  • north american carboniferous«
  • nasal capsul«
  • most labyrinthodont«
  • modern lissamphibian tadpole«
  • modern day monkfish«
  • modern amphibians«
  • metoposaurid family«
  • mesozoic labyrinthodont«
  • melosauridae«
  • mastodonsauroid«
  • massive stapes«
  • marine envioronments«
  • many aquatic form«
  • main evolutionary trend«
  • lissamphibian ancestor«
  • limb ossification«
  • likely air«
  • lepospondyls form«
  • lepospondyl microsaurs«
  • leposondyli«
  • late permian/early triassic temnospondyls«
  • late carboniferous/early permian«
  • larger labyrinthodont«
  • land—either«
  • landliving vertebrate«
  • labyrintyhodontia«
  • labyrintodonts«
  • labyrinthodonts«
  • labyrinthodont systematics«
  • labyrinthodont slow«
  • labyrinthodont enamel«
  • ichthyostega—middle«
  • ichthyostegalian form«
  • herbivorous diadectidae«
  • greek stego«
  • global rainforest collapse«
  • frequent convergent evolution«
  • fossil labyrinthodont difficult«
  • flimsy vertebra«
  • feathery external gill similar«
  • extinct amphibian subclass«
  • extant landliving vertebrate«
  • evolutionary grade relative«
  • edaphosaurs«
  • dvinosaur family«
  • diverse lepospondyl inhabitant«
  • distinct tooth pattern«
  • diadectomorphan family«
  • diadectomorph fossil tadpole«
  • diadectomorph affinity«
  • developed internal gill«
  • descendant relatedness«
  • day cladistics«
  • curious plagiosauridae«
  • continental shallow basin«
  • continental shallow«
  • conservative vertebral column«
  • complex labyrinthodont vertebra«
  • competent terrestrial animal«
  • cleithrum/scapula complex«
  • caudatans«
  • caudatan feature«
  • carboniferous labyrinthodont«
  • brackish coal forest«
  • blood carbonic acid«
  • basic anatomical trait«
  • basal tetrapodamorphs«
  • armoured archegosauroidea«
  • aquatic ichthyostegalians«
  • aquatic crassigyrinus«
  • apt anatomical description«
  • anamniote structure«
  • amphibious reproduction«
  • amphibian reproduction«
  • amphibian larval«
  • amphibamid gerobatrachus«
  • amniote reptiliomorpha«
  • aerial sense«
  • advanced herbivorous diadectomorphs«
  • advanced diadectomorphs«
  • additional respiration«
  • foot«
  • zachełmie quarry«
  • weaker vertebra«
  • waterborne sound«
  • true water predator«
  • true fin ray«
  • tight epidermal horny overlay«
  • their ecological niche«
  • tetrapod class«
  • terrestrial reptiliomorphs«
  • terrestrial ecological niche«
  • terrestrial adaption«
  • suborder embolomeri«
  • subclass lepospondyli«
  • special sense organ«
  • simple vertebra«
  • several cladistic study«
  • semi terrestrial mode«
  • rhomboid scale«
  • respiratory constraint«
  • phylogenetic classification«
  • paedomorphic form«
  • labyrinthodont stock«
  • jaw control«
  • horny epidermis«
  • functional internal gill«
  • fossil tadpole«
  • family loxommatidae«
  • equatorial pangaea«
  • cranial skeleton«
  • biphyletic amphibia«
  • biphyletic«
  • aquatic ambush predator«
  • amphibian tetrapod«
  • amphibian relative«
  • american palaentologist edward drinker cope«
  • adult life cycle«
  • carroll«
  • meter«
  • thoosuchus«
  • subclass level«
  • subclass labyrinthodontia«
  • southern gondwanaland«
  • real crocodile«
  • plagiosauridae«
  • order anthracosauria«
  • neotenic form«
  • modern mudskipper«
  • modern caecilian«
  • mid carboniferous«
  • microsaur lepospondyls«
  • limnoscelidae«
  • late devonian extinction event«
  • larger tusk«
  • eryosuchus«
  • devonian ancestor«
  • carboniferous transition«
  • batrachosauria«
  • amniotes«
  • mouth«
  • grade«
  • backbone«
  • carbon dioxide«
  • trematosauridae«
  • traditional classification«
  • systematic term«
  • simple spool«
  • neotenic adult«
  • modern amniote«
  • lepospondyl«
  • goslow«
  • general build«
  • fish hunter«
  • effective breathing«
  • complex vertebra«
  • cochleosauridae«
  • brachyopid«
  • claw«
  • visean age«
  • tidal shore«
  • subclass lissamphibia«
  • stout limb«
  • solenodonsaurus«
  • rachitomi«
  • order temnospondyli«
  • mid permian«
  • metoposauridae«
  • heaviest land animal«
  • gephyrostegus«
  • bony nodule«
  • benthosuchus«
  • aquatic mode«
  • aquatic crocodile«
  • alternative tree«
  • uncertain phylogeny«
  • specialized membrane«
  • reptilian herbivore«
  • gerobatrachus«
  • day crocodile«
  • conical depression«
  • aïstopods«
  • anthracosauria«
  • advanced reptile«
  • rib«
  • convenience«
  • digit«
  • exception«
  • terrestrial egg«
  • prionosuchus«
  • gunnar säve«
  • functional gill«
  • fossil tetrapod«
  • fossil sequence«
  • diaphragma«
  • basal tetrapod«
  • aquatic egg«
  • watson«
  • tulerpeton«
  • rhipidistia«
  • pedicellate teeth«
  • largest terrestrial animal«
  • extremeties«
  • dvinosauria«
  • casineria«
  • systematic placement«
  • seasonal environment«
  • phylogenetic unit«
  • ossified skeleton«
  • lateral vision«
  • elginerpeton«
  • carbon dioxide pressure«
  • amphibious nature«
  • amniote egg«
  • toe«
  • murky swamp«
  • flatter skull«
  • eryopidae«
  • east kirkton quarry«
  • amphibian egg«
  • throat sac«
  • modern tetrapod«
  • erik jarvik«
  • seymouriamorpha«
  • primitive lung«
  • modern frog«
  • major diversification«
  • handy reference«
  • lineage«
  • stronger leg«
  • modern tuatara«
  • lateral line organ«
  • intercentra«
  • fragile bone«
  • westlothiana«
  • microsaurs«
  • michel laurin«
  • marine form«
  • dermal armour«
  • life«
  • primitive reptile«
  • eye«
  • recent taxonomy«
  • maximum diversity«
  • fossil trackways«
  • ecological niche similar«
  • carboniferous time«
  • piscivory«
  • uncertainty«
  • tidal pond«
  • respiration«
  • prey«
  • their jaw«
  • terrestrial form«
  • aquatic amphibian«
  • their skeleton«
  • complex food web«
  • class amphibia«
  • vegetation«
  • slender snout«
  • several adaptation«
  • permian stratum«
  • heavyset«
  • carboniferous rainforest collapse«
  • several scheme«
  • eryops«
  • cartilaginous skeleton«
  • airborne sound«
  • barrel«
  • slender limb«
  • amniota«
  • vertebral arch«
  • terrestrial reptile«
  • suitable prey«
  • otic notch«
  • living form«
  • hunting«
  • sized creature«
  • fossilized footprint«
  • snake«
  • sized predator«
  • similar life«
  • infolding«
  • hermann burmeister«
  • bichirs«
  • pond«
  • pareiasaurs«
  • robert l. carroll«
  • dominant animal«
  • aquatic form«
  • temnospondyl«
  • tiktaalik«
  • external anatomy«
  • total content«
  • their skull«
  • close«
  • vertebral«
  • sister«
  • hapless victim«
  • aquatic reptile«
  • phylogenetic nomenclature«
  • primary habitat«
  • wastebin taxon«
  • true image«
  • fragmentary fossil«
  • caroll«
  • external gill«
  • tooth structure«
  • monophyletic«
  • sized animal«
  • wetland ecosystem«
  • complete ring«
  • traditional meaning«
  • palaeozoic«
  • heavy body«
  • modern scientist«
  • head shape«
  • conical teeth«
  • amphibians«
  • stapes«
  • earlier view«
  • low oxygen level«
  • gondwanaland«
  • evolutionary history«
  • broad head«
  • swallowing«
  • terrestrial life«
  • modern eye«
  • sea animal«
  • early permian«
  • fin ray«
  • laurin«
  • relative«
  • dentin«
  • larger form«
  • tethys ocean«
  • broader meaning«
  • coastal line«
  • direct development«
  • prehistoric life«
  • evolutionary tree«
  • transitional form«
  • superorder«
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suborder Reptantia, suborder Prosimii, suborder Prosauropoda, suborder Plesiosauria, suborder Pinnipedia, suborder Petromyzoniformes, suborder Percoidea, suborder Passeres, suborder Pachycephalosaurus, suborder Otides, suborder Osteostraci, suborder Oscines, suborder Ornithopoda, suborder Ornithomimida, suborder Ophidia, suborder Odontoceti, suborder Nothosauria, suborder Nematocera, suborder Natantia, suborder Myxinoidei, suborder Myxiniformes, suborder Mysticeti, suborder Myomorpha, suborder Mugiloidea, suborder Microchiroptera, suborder Menurae, suborder Menotyphla, suborder Megaloptera, suborder Megachiroptera, suborder Marginocephalia, suborder Manteodea, suborder Maniraptora, suborder Lipotyphla, suborder Limicolae, suborder Lemuroidea, suborder Lari, suborder Lacertilia, suborder Hystricomorpha, suborder Hyperotreta, suborder Hyperoartia, suborder Homoptera, suborder Heterostraci, suborder Heteroptera, suborder Gorgoniacea, suborder Gorgonacea, suborder Eurylaimi, suborder Euronithopoda, suborder Clamatores, suborder Charadrii, suborder Ceratosaura, suborder Ceratopsia, suborder Cephalaspida, suborder Carnosaura, suborder Brachyura, suborder Blennioidea, suborder Blattodea, suborder Blattaria, suborder Anthropoidea, suborder Anseres, suborder Anisoptera, suborder Alcyonacea, perching bird, percher, order mantophasmatodea, order Zygnematales, order Zygnemales, order Zeomorphi, order Xiphosura, order Uropygi, order Urodella, order Tubulidentata, order Trogoniformes, order Trichoptera, order Torpediniformes, order Tinamiformes, order Thysanura, order Thysanoptera, order Therapsida, order Thecodontia, order Tetraodontiformes, order Testudines, order Testudinata, order Testacea, order Temnospondyli, order Synentognathi, order Struthioniformes, order Strigiformes, order Stomatopoda, order Stereospondyli, order Stegocephalia, order Squamata, order Spirochaetales, order Sphenisciformes, order Spatangoida, order Solenogastres, order Solenichthyes, order Sirenia, order Siphonophora, order Siphonaptera, order Siluriformes, order Scorpionida, order Scleroparei, order Scandentia, order Sauropterygia, order Saurischia, order Sarcosporidia, order Salientia, order Rodentia, order Rickettsiales, order Rhynchocephalia, order Rheiformes, order Raptores, order Rajiformes, order Radiolaria, order Pycnogonida, order Pulmonata, order Pterosauria, order Psocoptera, order Psittaciformes, order Pseudoscorpionida, order Pseudoscorpiones, order Pseudomonadales, order Protura, order Procellariiformes, order Proboscidea, order Primates, order Polymastigina, order Podicipitiformes, order Podicipediformes, order Pleuronectiformes, order Plectognathi, order Plecoptera, order Platyctenea, order Piciformes, order Picariae, order Pholidota, order Phasmida, order Phasmatodea, order Phalangida, order Perissodactyla, order Percomorphi, order Perciformes, order Pelycosauria, order Pelecaniformes, order Pedipalpi, order Pediculati, order Pectinibranchia, order Passeriformes, order Ostracodermi, order Orthoptera, order Ornithischia, order Opiliones, order Odonata, order Octopoda, order Nudibranchia, order Notostraca, order Neuroptera, order Myxosporidia, order Myxobacteriales, order Myxobacteria, order Myxobacterales, order Mysidacea, order Mycrosporidia, order Mycoplasmatales, order Myaceae, order Monotremata, order Mecoptera, order Marsupialia, order Mallophaga, order Madreporaria, order Loricata, order Lobata, order Lepidoptera, order Lagomorpha, order Isospondyli, order Isoptera, order Isopoda, order Insessores, order Insectivora, order Ictodosauria, order Ichthyosauria, order Hyracoidea, order Hypermastigina, order Hymenoptera, order Heterosomata, order Hemiptera, order Heliozoa, order Haplosporidia, order Haemosporidia, order Gymnophiona, order Gruiformes, order Gregarinida, order Geophilomorpha, order Gaviiformes, order Ganoidei, order Galliformes, order Gadiformes, order Fucales, order Foraminifera, order Falconiformes, order Exocycloida, order 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Araneae, order Apterygiformes, order Apodiformes, order Apodes, order Aplacophora, order Anura, order Anseriformes, order Anostraca, order Anoplura, order Anguilliformes, order Anaspida, order Anacanthini, order Amphipoda, order Amoebina, order Amoebida, order Alcyonaria, order Aepyorniformes, order Actinomyxidia, order Actinomycetales, order Actiniaria, order Actinaria, order Acarina, marginocephalian, euronithopod, saurian, salientian, roost, rest, perch, family Daubentoniidae, chelonian, cetacean, batrachian, artiodactyl, Labyrinthodonta, Labyrinthodontia, 20th century, 20th century literature, Zygoptera, Zygnematales, Zygnemales, Zeomorphi, Xiphosura, Xenarthra, Uropygi, Urodella, Tyranni, Tubulidentata, Trogoniformes, Trichoptera, Torpediniformes, Tinamiformes, Thysanura, Thysanoptera, Thyreophora, Theropoda, Therapsida, Thecodontia, Testudines, Testudinata, Testacea, Temnospondyli, Tarsioidea, Synentognathi, Struthioniformes, Strigiformes, Strepsirhini, Stomatopoda, 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Batoidei, Artiodactyla, Araneida, Araneae, Apterygiformes, Apodiformes, Aplacophora, Anura, Anthropoidea, Anseriformes, Anseres, Anostraca, Anoplura, Anisoptera, Anguilliformes, Anaspida, Anacanthini, Amphipoda, Amoebina, Amoebida, Alcyonaria, Alcyonacea, Aepyorniformes, Actinomyxidia, Actinomycetales, Actiniaria, Actinaria, Acarina, Acanthopterygii, Daubentoniidae,