Oudenodon is an extinct genus of dicynodont . It was common throughout southern Africa during the Late Permian . Several species of Oudenodon are known.[2] Both O. bainii , the type species , and O. grandis are known from South Africa .[3] [4] Specimens of O. luangwensis have been found from Zambia .[5] One species, O. sakamenensis , is the only Permian therapsid yet described from Madagascar .[6] It is the type genus of the family Oudenodontidae , which includes members such as Tropidostoma .
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Oudenodon
O. baini skull at the Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin
Scientific classification
Domain:
Eukaryota
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Chordata
Clade :
Synapsida
Clade :
Therapsida
Suborder:
† Anomodontia
Clade :
† Dicynodontia
Family:
† Oudenodontidae
Genus:
† Oudenodon Owen, 1860
Species
O. bainii Owen, 1860 (type )
O. grandis Haughton, 1917
O. sakamenensis Mazin and King, 1991
Synonyms
Chelyrhynchus Haughton, 1917
Aulacocephalodon milletti (Broom, 1928)(originally Dicynodon milletti )
Chelyrhynchus lachrymalis Haughton, 1917
Dicynodon allani Broom, 1940
Dicynodon andrewsi Broom, 1921
Dicynodon brachyrhynchus Broom, 1948
Dicynodon breviceps Haughton, 1915
Dicynodon corstorphinei Broom & Haughton, 1917
Dicynodon curtus Broom, 1921
Dicynodon cyclops Haughton, 1917
Dicynodon euryceps Boonstra, 1938
Dicynodon graaffi Broom, 1940
Dicynodon greyii Owen, 1860
Dicynodon helenae Boonstra, 1938
Dicynodon kolbei Broom, 1912
Dicynodon lutriceps Broom, 1912
Dicynodon maccabei Broom, 1940
Dicynodon marlothi Broili & Schröder, 1917
Dicynodon megalops Owen, 1876
Dicynodon moutonae Broom, 1948
Dicynodon nesemanni Broom, 1940
Dicynodon parabreviceps Boonstra, 1938
Dicynodon prognathus Owen, 1860
Dicynodon richardi Broom, 1940
Dicynodon robertsi Broom, 1948
Dicynodon schwarzi Broom, 1919
Dicynodon truncatus Broom, 1899
Dicynodon vanderbyli Broom, 1928
Dicynodon wellwoodensis Broom, 1936
Oudenodon bolorhinus Broom, 1911
Oudenodon brevirostris (Owen, 1876)(originally Dicynodon brevirostris )
Oudenodon glaucops (Broom, 1948)(originally Oudenodon)
Oudenodon halli (Watson, 1914)(originally Dicyonodon halli )
Oudenodon latirostris Broom, 1932
O. luangwensis Boonstra, 1938[1]
Oudenodon mustoi Haughton, 1915
Oudenodon planus (Broom, 1913)(originally Dicynodon planus )
Oudenodon platyceps (Broom, 1913)(originally Dicynodon platyceps )<
Oudenodon platyfrons (Broom, 1932)(originally Dicynodon platyfrons )
Oudenodon robustus (Broom, 1932)(originally Dicynodon robustus )
Oudenodon wilmanae (Broom, 1928)(originally Dicynodon wilmanae )
Close
Restoration of Oudenodon bainii
Oudenodon latirostris skull
Boonstra, L. D. (1938). A report of some Karoo reptiles from the Luangwa Valley, Northern Rhodesia. Quaternary Journal of the Geological Society of London 94 :371-384.
King, G. (1988). Anomodontia. Encyclopedia of Paleoherpetology 17C :1-174.
Owen, R. (1860). On some reptilian fossils from South Africa. Quaternary Journal of the Geological Assotiation of South Africa 67 :1-110.
Haughton, S. H. (1917). Investigations in South African fossil reptiles and Amphibia. Part 10. Descriptive catalogue of the Dicynodontia. Annals of the South African Museum 12 :127-174.
Keyser, A. W. (1975). A re-evaluation of the cranial morphology and systematics of some tuskless Anomodontia. Memoir of the Geological Society of South Africa 67 :1-110.
Mazin, J. M. and King, G. M. (1991). The first dicynodont from the Late Permian of Malagasy. Palaeontology 34 :837–842.
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