Ch 4 Early/ Carboniferous Tetrapods

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Ichthyostega E

Classic early tetrapod (7 toes)

nice transition from fish to tetrapod in Devonian

<p>Classic early tetrapod (7 toes)</p><p>nice transition from fish to tetrapod in Devonian</p>
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Tiktaalik E

Fish with elbow joints and neck

<p>Fish with elbow joints and neck</p>
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Acanthostega E

one of the first tetrapods with recognizable limbs (8 toes)

<p>one of the first tetrapods with recognizable limbs (8 toes)</p>
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Closteids C

Greererpeton

No odic notch, aquatic (broad tail and lateral line system)

<p>Greererpeton</p><p>No odic notch, aquatic (broad tail and lateral line system)</p>
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Crassigyrinids C

Crassigyrinus (2m)

odic notch, aquatic (broad tail and reduced limbs), big mouth, and teeth predator and big eyes

<p>Crassigyrinus (2m)</p><p>odic notch, aquatic (broad tail and reduced limbs), big mouth, and teeth predator and big eyes</p>
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Watcheerids C

Watcheeria (2m)

1st terrestrial tetrapod, may have 6 toes on front feet, still has lateral line system

<p>Watcheeria (2m)</p><p>1st terrestrial tetrapod, may have 6 toes on front feet, still has lateral line system</p>
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Baphetids C

Megalocephylus (1.5m)

semi aquatic predator

<p>Megalocephylus (1.5m)</p><p>semi aquatic predator</p>