edaphosauruss

the edaphosaurus was a herbivore that lived during the late carboniferous period.

paleontologists often compare the skull of edaphosaurus to that of its relative, dimetrodon.

the large sail on the back of the edaphosaurus may have been used for thermoregulation.

fossil remains of edaphosaurus have been discovered in various parts of north america and europe.

unlike the dimetrodon, the edaphosaurus possessed a small head and peg-like teeth.

visitors at the museum admired the reconstructed skeleton of the edaphosaurus.

the edaphosaurus is a classic example of the sail-backed synapsids of the paleozoic era.

scientists believe the edaphosaurus was a slow-moving creature that fed on low-growing plants.

some researchers suggest the sail of the edaphosaurus could also serve as a display structure.

the extinction of the edaphosaurus occurred before the rise of the dinosaurs.

we studied the evolutionary history of the edaphosaurus in our biology class.

an edaphosaurus skeleton is a prized specimen in many natural history collections.