synapsid

synapsids were the dominant land animals during the late paleozoic era.

the evolution of synapsids led to the development of mammals.

scientists study synapsids to understand the origins of mammals.

fossils of synapsids provide valuable insights into prehistoric life.

many synapsids had unique features that distinguished them from reptiles.

some synapsids were herbivores, while others were carnivores.

the study of synapsids helps paleontologists trace evolutionary pathways.

synapsids are characterized by their single temporal fenestra.

understanding synapsid anatomy is crucial for paleobiology.

synapsids played a key role in the transition from reptiles to mammals.