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| fossil_range = <br/>[[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]] - [[Permian]], {{fossil range|300|272.5|latest=251.903}} '''Eryopoidea''' is a [[clade]] of [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|late Carboniferous]] and [[Permian]] [[temnospondyli|temnospondyl ...

[[Category:Extant Late Devonian first appearances]] [[Category:Pennsylvanian taxonomic orders]] ...

| fossil_range = <br /> [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]]- [[Early Permian]], {{fossil range|300|272.5|latest=251.903}} [[Category:Pennsylvanian first appearances]] ...

...modified from Germain (2010):<ref name=GD10>{{cite journal |last=Germain |first=D. |year=2010 |title=The Moroccan diplocaulid: the last lepospondyl, the si [[Category:Pennsylvanian first appearances]] ...

| lower_def_candidates = [[First appearance datum|FAD]] of the [[Fusulinida|Fusulinid]] ''[[Protriticites]]' ...ologic timescale]]. It is the third stage in the [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]] (late [[Carboniferous]]), lasting from {{Period start|Kasimovian}} to {{P ...

| fossil_range = Late [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]]-[[Holocene|Recent]], {{Fossil range|304|0}} ...nct}}''[[Haptodus]]''<ref name=Spindler2019>{{cite journal |last=Spindler |first=Frederik |date=15 August 2019 |title=Re-evaluation of an early sphenacodont ...

[[Category:Pennsylvanian tetrapods of Europe]] [[Category:Kasimovian genus first appearances]] ...

...kinneyi'' (Temnospondyli), with "branchiosaurid" characters, from the Late Pennsylvanian Kinney Brick Quarry in New Mexico |year=2021 |journal=New Mexico Museum of ...nglehorn ''et al.'' (2008):<ref name=ESH08>{{cite journal |last=Englehorn |first=J. |author2=Small, B.J. |author3= Huttenlocker, A. |year=2008 |title=A red ...

...tylets. They represent the first important terrestrial herbivores, and the first major group of herbivorous insects. They appear during the Middle [[Carboni [[Category:Pennsylvanian first appearances]] ...

...e drastically different in size and shape.<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Panchen|first=A. L.|date=10 February 1972|title=The skull and skeleton of ''Eogyrinus att ...ecimens to the genus ''Archeria''.<ref name=":1">{{Cite journal|last=Romer|first=Alfred Sherwood|date=11 January 1957|title=The Appendicular Skeleton of the ...

[[Category:Pennsylvanian first appearances]] ...

| fossil_range = [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]]–Recent, {{Fossil range|earliest=318|308|0}} <small>Possible [[Bashkirian] ...Wernburg, J. W. Schneider, L. Luthardt, V. Annacker, and R. Roßler. 2018. First arboreal ‘pelycosaurs’(Synapsida:Varanopidae) from the early Permian Chemni ...

...cus]]'' [[Raymond C. Moore|Moore]] from the late [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]] ([[Virgilian series|Virgilian]]) of Kansas [[Category:Silurian genus first appearances]] ...

| fossil_range = {{fossilrange|Pennsylvanian|Cisuralian}} ...kull is somewhat different.<ref name=WCF91>{{cite journal |last=Wellstead |first=C. F. |year=1991 |title=Taxonomic revision of the Lysorophia, Permo-Carboni ...

| fossil_range = [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]] - [[Guadalupian]], {{fossilrange|300|272}} ...[[synapsid]]s. Small to large, advanced, [[carnivore|carnivorous]], [[Late Pennsylvanian]] to [[Guadalupian|middle Permian]] "[[pelycosaur]]s". The most recent one, ...

| fossil_range = [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Pennsylvanian]] to [[Cisuralian]] ([[Gzhelian]] to [[Kungurian]]), {{fossilrange|299|273} ...s |author3=J.W. Schneider |author4=L.F. Rinehart |year=2010 |chapter=First Pennsylvanian ''Eryops'' (Temnospondyli) and its Permian record from New Mexico |pages=12 ...

| fossil_range = [[Pennsylvanian (geology)|Late Carboniferous]] - [[Early Triassic]], {{fossil range|307.1|2 [[Category:Pennsylvanian first appearances]] ...

...extinct order of moderate to large-sized [[Palaeozoic]] insects. They are first known from the Middle [[Carboniferous]] (late [[Serpukhovian]] or early [[B [[Category:Pennsylvanian first appearances]] ...