Wangwusaurus
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Wangwusaurus is an extinct genus of probable gorgonipsid therapsid that lived in the Late Permian in present-day China. Only one species is known, Wangwusaurus tayuensis, described by the paleontologist Yang Zhongjian in 1979 from seventeen teeth found in the Jiyuan formation, of which at least seven are recognized as not belonging to those of therapsids.
Wangwusaurus is an extinct genus of probable gorgonipsid therapsid that lived in the Late Permian in present-day China. Only one species is known, Wangwusaurus tayuensis, described by the paleontologist Yang Zhongjian in 1979 from seventeen teeth found in the Jiyuan formation, of which at least seven are recognized as not belonging to those of therapsids. ==See also== List of therapsids ==References== The main groups of non-mammalian synapsids at Mikko's Phylogeny Archive
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