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Captorhinids are a speciose clade of sauropsids that are crucial to understand several aspects of basal amniote general biology. Members of the Captorhinidae explored different diets and, amongst basal amniotes, were one of the first groups to demonstrate high‐fibre herbivory. Several papers have been published on the cranial anatomy of captorhinids, but there are relatively few studies which focus...
Anomodontia was the most successful herbivorous clade of the mammalian stem lineage (non‐mammalian synapsids) during the late Permian and Early Triassic. Among anomodonts, Dicynodontia stands apart because of the presence of an osseous beak that shows evidence of the insertion of a cornified sheath, the ramphotheca. In this study, fourteen anomodont specimens were microCT‐scanned and their trigeminal...
The well-refined Permian palynozonation of Western and eastern Australia is the current standard biostratigraphic scheme for the Southern Hemisphere, but intra-Gondwanan floristic provincialism means that several stratigraphically useful palynomorph taxa are rare or absent elsewhere in Gondwana. Radio-isotopic ages for both Australia and the main Karoo Basin of South Africa demonstrate that key marker...
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