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16:07, 1 October 2025 (UTC) Why not? Tigers are mammals, and mammals are synapsids. Honeymilktea (talk) 00:29, 6 October 2025 (UTC) The final paragraph in...

great work. Abyssal (talk) 16:01, 17 June 2009 (UTC) There is no list of synapsids here. Looking at the history, there used to be a list, but it was removed...

mammalia class, which was ommited I think in this section What "fused arch", synapsid refers to the number and placement of temporal openings in the skull; one...

isn't a section for non-mammal synapsids. AryKun (talk) 14:31, 13 March 2022 (UTC) @AryKun: Some non-mammalian synapsids (such as Dimetrodon and Gorgonopsia)...

214 (talk) 12:05, 22 October 2012 (UTC) From the Synapsida article, no Synapsid / Theropsid "mammal-like lizards" are known, beyond Euramerica, until the...

reasign it to wikiproject synapsids, if such a thing exists.T.Neo 15:21, 28 August 2007 (UTC) There is simply no wikiproject synapsid but you are welcome to...

isn't a section for non-mammal synapsids. AryKun (talk) 14:31, 13 March 2022 (UTC) @AryKun: Some non-mammalian synapsids (such as Dimetrodon and Gorgonopsia)...

enormously within those classes Discuss the differences between herbivore/carnivore/omnivore skulls Incorporate the anapsid, synapsid, and diapsid structures...

In what way does this article contradict the Synapsid article? Petter Bøckman (talk) 20:44, 20 April 2009 (UTC) ? Koro Neil (talk) 10:12, 21 March 2020...

Evidently the basal Edaphosaur, Ianthodon may have been the first Theropsid / Synapsid animal to grow a thermoregulatory sail. http://paleodb.org/cgi-bin/bridge...

31 August 2007 (UTC) This page should be redirected (or merged) to the synapsid page. M&NCenarius 06:36, 7 September 2007 (UTC) I speak for more than just...

CAMPIONE, N. S. E., and REISZ, R. R. 2011. The last “pelycosaur”: A varanopid synapsid from the pristerognathus assemblage zone, middle permian of south africa...

case. The common ancestor of both birds and mammals first diverged into synapsids (including mammals) and sauropsids (including reptiles, which birds evolved...

mammal-like reptiles, or Theraspids. CFLeon 07:47, 7 May 2006 (UTC) At Synapsid Pelycosaurs and Theraspids are co-orders of the same class, so I've changed...

Anapsida is a valid taxonomic group, but it needs to get rid of regressive Synapsids and Diapsids to work. It should only include the animals who were originally...

all Mammaliaforms are Synapsids, while not all Synapsids are Mammaliaforms. Therefore separate, dedicated articles “Synapsid” and “Mammaliaformes” are...

traditional classification and cladistics this way.This needs to organized like Synapsid is. -- Donald Albury 22:55, 5 February 2007 (UTC) Fixed it. Dinoguy2 23:01...

crown group? The pan-group? (All Synapsids.) Or something in between? There is no single point in evolution where Synapsids go from non-mammal to mammal....

the synapsid skull? The oldest synapsids like Archaeothyris have these skull openings. That means anything without a synapsid skull isn't a synapsid. Either...

Modesto, S. P.; Reisz, R. R. (1992). "Restudy of Permo-Carboniferous synapsid Edaphosaurus novomexicanus Williston and Case, the oldest known herbivorous...

I was under the impression that Pelycosaur-grade synapsids are all synapsids that are not therapsids. Zyxwv99 (talk) 14:28, 3 February 2015 (UTC) Sounds...

one side or the other by definition. There can't be non-Sauropsid, non-Synapsid amniotes any more than there can be non-saurischian, non-ornithischian...

main page. If the hook said "Did you know ... that the recently described synapsid Raranimus is the most basal member of the clade Therapsida, which mammals...

Tolkien's fiction from the other fantasy/RPG depictions? Did Tolkien ever use the word “synapsids” or count a troll's teeth? (11:15, 30 Jan 2005 (UTC))...

Apparently "Gorgonocephalus" means both an extinct synapsid and an extand Gorgonocephalidae echinoderm. Anyone know which takes taxonomic priority, and...

true reptiles, but synapsids. Both synapsids and reptiles evolved from a common ancestor, not one from the other, though synapsids are often called (incorrectly)...

subsections. Also, it spends a lot of time talking about the history of synapsid taxonomy, which I know Dimetrodon played an important role... It's making...

simpler to preserve Class Reptilia for all traditional reptiles except Synapsids, rahter than try to convert all the entries on living reptile species...

First of all they are synapsids not amphibians or reptiles. The connection with Wikiproject amphibians and reptiles was out of place. Second of all there...

giraffes, please add this. Done [4] (Permian) does not verify sentence about synapsids. Fixed [24] needs to be repeated for the first sentence in Pleistocene...

There would have to be some species that are beyond classification, a Synapsids didn't give birth to a mammal, and a dinosaur never gave birth to a bird...

but it's vague about how broad it is. Perhaps someone familiar with Synapsids can sharpen the wording? Cheers, Cephal-odd (talk) 04:09, 16 March 2009...

it straight. Mammiliaforms evolved from earlier Synapsids, which are not reptiles, and both Synapsids and Sauropsids evolved from early amniotes. Neither...

articles in the reputable journal Science - An elephant-sized Late Triassic synapsid with erect limbs Tomasz Sulej1, Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki2,* Science 22 Nov...

cover what is currently the article's scope, which is all saber-toothed synapsid predators that ever lived. So what to do? Rename the article, or make a...

Great Britain and Ireland Animals Low‑importance Animals portal Gordonia (synapsid) is within the scope of WikiProject Animals, an attempt to better organize...

to suggest it is at the synaspid/sauropsid spilt, as both the earliest synapsids and sauropsids are larger than the "ur-amniote" is thought to have been...

at the site, including the remains of ancient reptiles, amphibians and synapsids, the precursors to mammals. The resulting collection included so many...

Monotremes actually surviving Synapsids and not Mammals? They have various features that make them seem more related to Synapsids than they are to Mammals...

conceptions would make things like Dimetrodon a "reptile" which it isn't, it's a synapsid or a stem-mammal. It can NOT be a reptile because reptiles=sauropsids....

above, they are the ancestors of what would become mammals, they are Synapsids. Second why was Neotherapsida redirected here.Ita like looking up FDR...

the spine as opposed to the sprawling gait of amphibians and earlier synapsids. Because of the gait changes, there was a reduction in tail size and phalangeal...

right? Like crocodiles. Also, the apex predators of the Permian were all synapsids, right? Gorgonopsians, pelycosaurs, anteosaurs... Jonathan Tweet (talk)...

are birds because they evolved from birds. Humans are synapsids because we eolved from synapsids. It's a "russion nesting doll" model, rather than a model...

use basal amniotes as the start point and say only a little about non-synapsid amniotes, because that would leave open the opportunity for specialists...

the spine as opposed to the sprawling gait of amphibians and earlier synapsids. Because of the gait changes, there was a reduction in tail size and phalangeal...

permian extinction had never happened: dinosaurs would not have evolved and synapsids would become more advanced quicklier. Interestingly, why arthropods didnt...

clarify the by showing the synapsids and diapsids as two clades of amniota, then the therapsids as a sub-clade of synapsids from which mammals derive....

`--Amniotes----- | +--Sauropsids------------------------------------ | `--Synapsids------ | `--Pelycosaurs---- | `--Therapsids----- | `--Mammals------------------...

Mammals are synapsids, which diverged from diapsids (birds, reptiles, dinosaurs) over 300 million years ago. There are no existing synapsids other than...

the new phylogeny expands Diapsida by including anapsids (and sometimes synapsids) in it. We must now have Diapsida as Amniota's parent taxon (Simões et...

page, as the average reader may not realize that "mammals" are under synapsids (an obscure word outside of biology), and/or that there are additional...

about a meter Seymouria is a reptilomorph, not an amphibian According to Synapsid, if Petrolacosaurus was a diapsid, then it can't be the ancestor of Dimetrodon...

first diapsid reptile Archaeothyris, from 306 million years ago, an early synapsid (mammal-like reptile) Ipso facto, the first amphibians waddled ashore,...

of synapsida. The lowest-level term that embraces both sauropsids and synapsids is amniotes. [Paleobiology database and some AronRa videos]. I was going...

Formation consisted mainly of a variety of crurotarsal archosaurs and synapsids. For instance, in the Ischigualasto Formation, dinosaurs constituted only...

enables them to breathe while eating (palates were the first stage in synapsids' evolution towards endothermy - Kermack & Kermack), a mechanism to pump...

articles on dinosaurs, pterosaurs, prehistoric crurotarsans, non-mammalian synapsids, sauropterygians, parareptiles, reptiliomorphs, temnospondyls (other than...

reptiles, and anything else I’ve forgotten that doesn’t qualify as a mammal/synapsid) every single day and still quality as a semi-vegetarian so it’s a very...

squamosal, with the other bones incorporated in the middle ear. These are all synapsid traits, and most of these are mammalian traits. The plate of the skull...

explicitly ruled out body hair (vibrissae aside) in therocephalian-grade synapsids, though? Lythronaxargestes (talk) 19:22, 14 March 2017 (UTC) Perhaps not...

article is meant to represent the synapsids with saber-teeth, so I would recommend renaming it to "saber-toothed synapsid" or something of a similar scope...

explicitly ruled out body hair (vibrissae aside) in therocephalian-grade synapsids, though? Lythronaxargestes (talk) 19:22, 14 March 2017 (UTC) Perhaps not...

Birds are a sub-group of reptiles just as mammals are a sub-group of synapsids. Also, the taxobox lists Class Reptilia. Perhaps it should be Reptilia...

could therefore not have been the ancestor of any synapsids (e.g. Edaphosaurus). The most basal synapsid, Archaeothyris, would have been a more suitable...

freshwater world. > in which all archosaurs (excluding ancient crocodiles), synapsids, and almost all large amphibians went extinct Perhaps something of a rewrite...

in a paraphyletic grouping assuming that basal amniotes and/or basal synapsids are classified as reptiles (and they variously are and aren't by different...

There is no meaningful relationship. Echidnas are mammals, and therefore synapsids; their history diverges from the history of reptiles and birds, which...

Marsupials, and Laurasiatheres, who have 0 representatives; likewise, the synapsids get 4 species/"tips" while the much older and more diverse sauropsids...

long (about 50 years more), and much more recently, varanopids (older synapsids) were also argued to be sauropsids (e.g., Ford & Benson 2012). Hence,...

Wikipedia, unless people are going to add that peterosaurs, plesiosaurs, and synapsids are dinosaurs in their articles. Editor abcdef (talk) 12:12, 1 July 2015...

586 6,586 210 210 Rise of the reptiles 2,272 2,272 202 202 Anapsids, synapsids, diapsids, and sauropsids 8,070 8,070 361 361 Permian reptiles 3,600 3...

birds are not classified as reptiles. Similarly, synapsids are reptiles, and mammals are synapsids, but mammals are not classified as reptiles. It's...

birds, but a synapomorphy of the clade Reptilia (=Sauropsida) relative to synapsids (or at least I think so). Peter coxhead (talk) 01:07, 14 October 2013...

I'll be done. Small comment - I'm not sure the public would know the synapsids lead to the mammals. If you think of more improvements that would be nice...

how its changed over time from simple primative-fish skulls to diapids, synapsids, and so forth. Also, how its general structure and/or composition varies...

Cynodontia was a clade, since it still possesses features of reptile-like synapsids ("some cynodonts") and mammals ("some other cynodonts"). Smokeybjb (talk)...

is used to mean 'beast' throughout biology. Note the widespread use in synapsids. "Theria", "Therapsida", etc. What source uses it to mean hunter? Dinoguy2...

carnivore and a Carnivora. The "oldest carnivores" were probably early Synapsids that evolved over 250 million years ago: not Miacidae and Viverravidae...

the length. I just read through the paper Looie linked to. It all about Synapsids. I trust the author completely that they are not reptiles. But the real...

a bit like saying "mammals are the last living synapsids". They're kind of the QUINTESSENTIAL synapsids... the rest of the group is an afterthought by...

larger family have diverged from another larger family. For example, synapsids diverged from reptiles early in their evolutionary history is correct...

case all synapsids are "mammal-like reptiles", including us; (b) = sauropsid, in which case birds are reptiles, amniotes are amniotes and synapsids are synapsids...

Sauropsida (the reptile and bird clade), except Dimetrodon (which is a synapsid)." This needs a source. FunkMonk (talk) 18:51, 27 December 2020 (UTC) Should...

classes Discuss the differences between herbivore/carnivore/omnivore skulls Incorporate the anapsid, synapsid, and diapsid structures Priority 1 (top)...

ever said Biarmosuchians are pelycosaurs. Pelycosaurs are non-Therapsid synapsids, and Biarmosuchians are definitly Therapsids (Gauthier et al 1988, Liu...

which do not include the Ammonoidea and Coleoidea to which they gave rise; Synapsid Pelycosuaria which does not include descentant mammalia, and Dinosauria...

copyedit; sorry. Miniapolis 01:35, 8 October 2022 (UTC) "Dimetrodon, a synapsid that existed before the dinosaurs, also appears in the film. The creature...

on the same clade. Couldn't you choose a clade within vertebrates, or synapsids or something? Who's basal in human evolution? I am merely a bird loving...

Who's a good vertebrate, then? Such a good synapsid! HLHJ (talk) 22:24, 23 February 2019 (UTC)...

is, completely wrong. "Birds are dinosaurs" is more like "mammals are synapsids", technially correct, just not involving commonly known terms.Dinoguy2...

say that birds evolved from dinosaurs as to say mammals evolved from synapsids or hominids from primates, this article doesn't merit a link to pseudoextinction...

lissamphibians, saurapsids, or synapsids. Since known lissamphibians only date back to the Early Triassic, saurapsids and synapsids to the Late Carboniferous...

marsupials, but possums launched a successful counter-invasion); diagrams of synapsid and other skulls, mammalian and non-mammalian jaws, etc.Philcha 13:42,...

mammals seems to have developed, quite separately, in mammal ancestors, the Synapsids. Color vision has also developed many times quite independently, for another...

or a rhinoceros re-evolving reptile scales for protection (assuming the synapsid line ever had reptilian scales, no evidence for that as far as I know)...

023 0 0 Others 2,459 2,459 0 0 Reptiles 83 83 0 0 Synapsids 15 14,527 0 0 Non-mammalian synapsids 31 14,460 0 0 Research 7,721 7,721 0 0 New taxa 6,708...

classifying organisms. In reality, these ancient mammal-relatives, known as synapsids, are more closely related to living mammals than they are to any reptiles...

throughout the duration of this period. Also, the first reptiles and synapsids evolved in the swamps. Throughout the Carboniferous, there was a cooling...

curious early Mesozoic synapsids, with affinities both to amphibians and mammals, which he termed Anomodontia (the mammal-like synapsids, Therapsida). Most...

"Evolution of tetrapods" segment briefly covers the divergence of the Synapsids and the Sauropsida. It also mentions the contemporary diversification...

Lissamphibians 3,885 3,885 0 0 Diadectomorphs 704 704 0 0 Synapsids 15 4,858 0 0 Non-mammalian synapsids 31 4,791 0 0 Research 712 712 0 0 New taxa 4,048 4,048...

metazoa and eucaryotes. Likewise humans are primates, mammals, therapsids, synapsids, amniotes (this group contains the last common ancestor of all mammals...

throughout the duration of this period. Also, the first reptiles and synapsids evolved in the swamps. Throughout the Carboniferous, there was a cooling...

million years back. To then trace this back through primates, mammals, synapsids, amniotes, tetrapods, fish and back to comb jellies should be uncontroversial...

unknowns. One cannot appropriately express the evolutionary relationships of synapsids, the other is incapable to classify prehistoric horses or Cnemidophorus...

25,579 25,579 0 0 Reptiles 83 83 0 0 Synapsids 15 35,071 0 0 Non-mammalian synapsids 8,940 35,009 0 0 Synapsid research 26,069 26,069 0 0 Mammals 47...

happen too fast to be captured in the fossil record. The evolution of Synapsids into mammals could also be used as an example, but is too complex for...

extinct group, the anapsids, that was ancestral to both Diapsids and Synapsids (mammals & their ancestors), but modern work shows they're definitely...

Tetrapods Amphibians Amniotes Synapsids Extinct Synapsids     Mammals Reptiles Extinct reptiles Lizards and snakes Archosaurs  ?  xxx? Extinct Archosaurs...

irrelevant? I should go and change the description of dog from "mammal" to "synapsid"? Mike has clearly stated the preference for "reptile", even if he's willing...

we're doing on the reptile and amphibian articles, at least, and those on synapsids, so some continuity would be nice). He uses Classes Sauropsida, Synapsida...

lepidosaurs). Plesiosaurs not only aren't archosaurs, but they, like mammals (synapsids), turtles and tortoises (anapsids), and fellow marine reptiles (euryapsids...

very title says it all, no? I've yet to see a publication named Living synapsids: the evolutionary history of modern mammals :o).--MWAK (talk) 07:02, 4...

44 44 0 0 Amphibians 56 56 0 0 Reptiles 83 83 0 0 Synapsids 15 29,198 0 0 Non-mammalian synapsids 31 29,131 0 0 Research 21,445 21,445 0 0 New taxa 7...

46 46 0 0 Amphibians 56 56 0 0 Reptiles 83 83 0 0 Synapsids 15 41,588 0 0 Non-mammalian synapsids 31 41,492 0 0 Research 27,873 27,873 0 0 New taxa 13...

latter is even worse, with no less then 4 examples; FOUR. They are: A)Synapsids are a mess; Pelecosauria as a valid grouping (The "extinct pelecosaurs"...