A review of the South African temnospondyl amphibian record

R. J. Damiani, and B. S. Rubidge

2003

Article

Palaeontologia africana 39:21-36

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Taxa discussed in this work:

• Eryops oweni
• Karoosuchus
• Petrophryne major
• Ptychosphenodon
• Ptychosphenodon browni
• Syphonodon
• Syphonodon thecomastodon

Taxonomy:

• Laccocephalus belongs to Stereospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Phrynosuchus whaitsi belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Phrynosuchus belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Syphonodon belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Syphonodon thecomastodon belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Ptychosphenodon browni belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Ptychosphenodon belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Petrophryne major belongs to Temnospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Laccocephalus insperatus belongs to Stereospondyli - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Lydekkerina kitchingi belongs to Laccosaurus watsoni - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Rhinesuchus broomianus belongs to Rhinesuchidae - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Eryops oweni belongs to Rhinesuchidae - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Rhinesuchus rubidgei belongs to Rhinesuchoides tenuiceps - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Rhinesuchus avenanti belongs to Rhinesuchus capensis - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Rhinesuchus capensis belongs to Rhinesuchus - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Muchocephalus muchos belongs to Laccosaurus watsoni - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)
• Muchocephalus belongs to Laccosaurus - Damiani and Rubidge (2003)