Lecture 10, Vert Life

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Synapomorphies of Lepidosaurs
Caudal autonomy, Paired hemipenes- lined with ectoderm, skin shedding, epiphysis
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when did the lepdiosaurs evolved
Traissic
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when did squamata and rhyncocephalia separate
240 MYA Traissic
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Rhyncocephlia feeding specilaisations
strongly implanted teeth, 2nd palate row
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Squamate characters
Well-developed hemipenes lined with ectoderm, skull kinesis
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Serpentes characters
extreme cranial kinesis, fused eyelids, protective memebrane over eye
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scolecophidia
group of serpentes, uncertain monophyly, small and burrowing
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Aniloidea
serpentes, head same width as body
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Macrostomata
serpentes, skull is a network of jointed parts
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Toxifera
serpentes, anguimorpha, iguana
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evidence for burrowing snake origin
degeneration fo middle ear and ear drums, big stapedial foot plate, shape of semi circular canals, eyes, braincase, tail
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Pachyophis
mid cretaceous marine hind limbed snake, thethys sea
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ttetrapodophis
fore and hind limb snake, cretaceous, stem snake poss terrestrail
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Najash
mid cretaceous, limbed, terrestrial snake,
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limbed marine snakes
macrostomata
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