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Edaphosaurus

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(Late Pennsylvanian – Early Permian)

The Edaphosaurus was a large herbivorous synapsid that lived during the end of the Pennsylvanian period and into the Permian period. Like the Dimetrodon, the Edaphosaurus had a large back sail, likely for thermoregulation and social display. The species in the Edaphosaurus genus could grow anywhere between 1.6- 11.5 feet in length, but each had a round body, stocky legs, and a small head.

(Late Pennsylvanian – Early Permian)

The Edaphosaurus was a large herbivorous synapsid that lived during the end of the Pennsylvanian period and into the Permian period. Like the Dimetrodon, the Edaphosaurus had a large back sail, likely for thermoregulation and social display. The species in the Edaphosaurus genus could grow anywhere between 1.6- 11.5 feet in length, but each had a round body, stocky legs, and a small head.

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