How To Use Diapsid In A Sentence
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This is where Lenny caustically suggested that I was a YEC for not knowing that turtles had been reclassified as diapsids with a secondarily anapsid appearing skull I hope that embryologically turtle skulls start off as diapsid and then change but I dont really know.
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You may also have noticed that the birds do not have their own box in the cladogram; this is because they are one subgroup of the diapsids, a clade which includes dinosaurs, snakes, and most reptiles.
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As with many in the systematics community, I am skeptical that turtles are derived diapsids.
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Edit perhaps this isnt the correct place to ask this question, but I’ve had difficulty with these high-in-the-classification-system words and perhaps someone knows the exact evolutionary definitions and how they compare to each other: “reptile”, “sauropsid” and “diapsid”.
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The primitive reptiles were represented by lizard-like captorhinids and basal diapsids.
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All members of the group called the Reptilia, except for the anapsids (turtles and their ilk), and a few extinct groups, are diapsids.
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Birds are also clearly diapsids and if every living amniote that isnt a mammal is a diapsid then birds are diapsid reptiles too.
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It doesnt seem likely that anapsid skulls are all secondarily derved from diapsids.
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Many years later euryapsids had vanished into the lepidosaurs sphenodon, snakes and lizards-all diapsids as a secondary change, and then there was the term “sauropsid” which I saw for the 1st time at AMNH which gathered together all non synapsids and non turtles.
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This confirms my suspicion that it takes a diapsid to know one
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Well, diapsid reptiles .... but birds are diapsids, too.
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Mesozoic, and Hyphalosaurus sinohydrosaurus (Nature 401, 262, 1999) a long-necked diapsid reptile.
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Land amniotes continued to diversify, and by the middle Pennsylvanian had split into several taxa, two of which would go on to dominate the Mesozoic and Cenozoic: the diapsids and the synapsids.
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Their tympanum is not homologous with the tympanum of mammals and saurians (extant diapsids) because it developed independently in all three groups.
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Some workers suggest that this lack of fenestration is a secondary condition and that turtles should be placed in the Diapsida, but the diapsid vs. anapsid controversy is far from settled.
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If anything, the synapsids seem more closely related to anapsids than diapsids.
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Edit actually its a pariahsaur made famous by Jimi Hendrix in the line “scutes me while I kiss the sky.” and yes it is a diapsid.
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In cladistics, Aves is nested in Reptilia through Diapsida.
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I think i’ve got this now: basal anapsid reptiles (which presumably gave rise to synapsid and sauropsid lineages) died out leaving no descendants. turtles, full diapsid reptiles closely allied to crocodiles, secondarily developed a seemingly (but not osteogenically identical) anapsid skull structure subsequently.
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Adding to the controversy, several independent molecular analyses also regard turtles as diapsids.
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Perhaps the confusion here is the similarity to the term “theropod” which always refers to a diapsid except when it refers to Lenny. ben
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It would not be safe to assume that the synapsid temporal fenestra is strictly homologous to the lower temporal fenestra of diapsids.
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As jimi Hendrix put it “scutes me while I kiss the sky” and yes it is a diapsid. the pro from dover
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This is where Lenny caustically suggested that I was a YEC for not knowing that turtles had been reclassified as diapsids with a secondarily anapsid appearing skull I hope that embryologically turtle skulls start off as diapsid and then change but I dont really know.
Drawing a Line in the Academic Sand - The Panda's Thumb
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A high level of skull kinesis seems to be the rule among most other diapsids.
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I think i’ve got this now: basal anapsid reptiles (which presumably gave rise to synapsid and sauropsid lineages) died out leaving no descendants. turtles, full diapsid reptiles closely allied to crocodiles, secondarily developed a seemingly (but not osteogenically identical) anapsid skull structure subsequently.
Report on the 2005 Creation Mega Conference, Part Four - The Panda's Thumb
