Before this point, the only evidence of dicynodonts in the southern African Late Triassic was from questionable footprints: a short - toed, five - fingered track named Pentasauropus incredibilis (meaning the «incredible five - toed lizard foot»). (sciencedaily.com)
A new study has re-discovered fossil collections from a 19th century hermit that validate «phantom» fossil footprints collected in the 1950s showing dicynodonts coexisting with dinosaurs. (sciencedaily.com)
Mosasaurus, then known from little more than a head, was conveniently portrayed emerging from the lake, coyly hiding its body, but the equally poorly known dicynodont and labyrinthodont came a cropper, with turtle - and - toad - like bodies respectively. (newscientist.com)