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Carnivorous Pelycosurs (Sail and Posture)

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  • Sail used in intra-specific communication or as a solar collector
  • Sprawling posture
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Herbivorous Pelycosaurs (teeth and rib cage):

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  • Blunt teeth organized as a crushing plate
  • Laterally expanded rib cage suggesting a large gut used in fermentation of plant material
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Features of Dinocephalians:

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  • Heavy skulls (used for intraspecific head-butting
  • Begin a trend toward more erect limbs
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Features of Cynodonts:

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  • Mammal-like reptiles
  • Evolved changes in jaw musculature that allowed chewing
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Features of Cynodonts (Cranium structure):

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  • Evolved changes in jaw musculature that allowed chewing
  • Adductor differentiates into masseter and temporalis muscles, expand and invade larger areas of the skull roof bones
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Pelycosaurs Characteristics:

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  • One occipital condyle (like reptiles)
  • Sprawled posture beings a medially directed force toward the shoulder girdle
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Cynodonts Characteristics:

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  • Double occipital condyles (like mammals… Greater mobility of neck
  • Limbs brought underbody, forces directed less toward the midline and more in a vertical direction… Greater stride length
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Mammalian Characteristics (4):

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  1. Feed young milk secreted from mammary glands
  2. Extended parental care of young
  3. Large brain/body size ratio
  4. Hair (integumentary derivative)
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Fossil Mammals: Skeletal Characteristics (Cervical):

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Lack of reduction of ribs, seven cervical vertebrae
1. two condyles
2. best atlas-axis rotation

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Fossil Mammals: Skeletal Characteristics (Thoracic)

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Ribs

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Fossil Mammals: Skeletal Characteristics (Lumbar)

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No ribs

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Fossil Mammals: Skeletal Characteristics (Sarcal)

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Articulate with pelvic girdle

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Fossil Mammals: Skeletal Characteristics (Caudal)

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Presence of hemal arch

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Fossil Mammals: Middle Ear Bones (3)

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  1. Incus
  2. Malleus
  3. Stapes
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Fossil Mammals: Jaw Evolution (3)

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  1. Lower jaw is now made up of a single bone, the dentary
  2. Jaw joint is now between dentary and squamosal
  3. Quadrate and articular are now part of the middle ear
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Types of Fossil Mammals Teeth (4):

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  1. Incisors
  2. Canines
  3. Premolars
  4. Molars

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