Araeoscelidia

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Araeoscelidia is an extinct group of early, lizard-like diapsid reptiles known from the Late Carboniferous and Early Permian periods and considered among the earliest representatives of the diapsid lineage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diapsid
extinct reptile clade
vertebrate
belongsTo early amniotes
bodySize small to medium-sized reptiles
clade Diapsida NERFINISHED
class Reptilia NERFINISHED
diet carnivorous
distinguishedBy elongate limbs and slender body
earliestRepresentativesOf diapsid lineage
extinctionStatus extinct
firstAppearance Pennsylvanian
geologicalPeriod Carboniferous
Permian
kingdom Animalia
knownFrom fossil record
lastAppearance Early Permian
locomotion quadrupedal
morphology lizard-like body form
notableGenus Araeoscelis NERFINISHED
Petrolacosaurus NERFINISHED
paleobiogeography Europe NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
relevance important for understanding early diapsid evolution
researchField paleontology
skullType diapsid skull with two temporal fenestrae
subphylum Vertebrata NERFINISHED
taxonRank clade
temporalRangeEnd Early Permian
temporalRangeStart Late Carboniferous NERFINISHED

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Diapsida hasSubclade Araeoscelidia