Gaining Ground: The Origin and Evolution of Tetrapods

By J. Clack. 2002

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Subfields: Paleontology

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2. M. Friedman
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4. Michael I. Coates
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7. G. S. Bever
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• Ever Since Owen: Changing Perspectives on the Early Evolution of Tetrapods (2008, background): “Dating from the mid-Bashkirian (Ryan et al. 1991), the Joggins fauna includes one of the most primitive known temnospondyls, Dendrerpeton, as well as the earliest widely agreed-on crown group amniote, Hylonomus (Clack 2002), a marker used repeatedly in molecular estimates of vertebrate evolutionary ”
• The Bipedal Stem Crocodilian Poposaurus gracilis: Inferring Function in Fossils and Innovation in Archosaur Locomotion (2011, background): “Moreover, their robust hindlimbs assumed a far greater role in locomotion than was the case in the ancestral choanate (Clack 2002); while the forelimbs could still be said to be “pulling” the body along, the hindlimbs were now “pushing” the body forward during terrestrial locomotion in crown…”