The Origin and Evolution of Mammals

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The Phylogenetic Relationships of Eucynodontia (Amniota: Synapsida) (2010, background): “Tritheledontids were combined with Prozostrodon, Therioherpeton, Brasilitherium, and Brasilodon as the more inclusive taxon Tritheledonta (Kemp 2005).”
FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF SPINOSAUR ‘CROCODILE-MIMIC’ DINOSAURS (2007, background): “…of a bony palate separating the nasal and buccal passages permits breathing while submerged in crocodylians (Cleuren and De Vree, 2000) or while feeding (Kemp, 2004), the palate also confers strength to the skull in mediolateral bending and torsion (Thomason and Russell, 1986; Busbey, 1995).”
Interrelationships of basal synapsids: cranial and postcranial morphological partitions suggest different topologies (2012, methodology): “The global framework of basal synapsid relationships proposed by Reisz (1986) was subsequently supported by larger datasets (Reisz et al. 1992a; Modesto 1994; Berman et al. 1995; Table 2) and is now accepted as consensus (e.g. Kemp 1988, 2005).”
Developmental Patterns in Mesozoic Evolution of Mammal Ears (2012, background): “In cynodonts, the quadrate and articular make up the jaw hinge (Allin & Hopson 1992, Hopson & Kitching 2001, Kemp 2005).”