. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Permian Romeriid Reptiles • C^laik and CarroU 373. Figure 9. Type of Romeria primus, n. sp., MCZ 1963. Restoration of skull in dorsal, lateral, occipital, and palatal views. Smooth appearance of skull roof is not natural. Sculpturing was removed during preparation. lobulars are missing. There is no evidence for ectopterygoid. ' cies and or a shift in the \va\' prey was cap- tured and ingested. The specimen from the Moran is clearl\- closeh- related to Romeria texana from the o\erl\ing Putnam Formation. Although


. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Permian Romeriid Reptiles • C^laik and CarroU 373. Figure 9. Type of Romeria primus, n. sp., MCZ 1963. Restoration of skull in dorsal, lateral, occipital, and palatal views. Smooth appearance of skull roof is not natural. Sculpturing was removed during preparation. lobulars are missing. There is no evidence for ectopterygoid. ' cies and or a shift in the \va\' prey was cap- tured and ingested. The specimen from the Moran is clearl\- closeh- related to Romeria texana from the o\erl\ing Putnam Formation. Although we are limited to comparisons of only one adult specimen from each horizon, the difference in age and dentition seems sufficient to rec- ognize t\vo species. Despite the taxonomic priorit)'. the new species will be described prior to a redescription of the type species in order to emphasize the phylogenetic and taxonomic sequence of the specimens. Specific diognosis. Similar to t\'pe species, R. texami. except for having five rather than four premaxillary teeth and 23-25 rather than 20 maxillary teeth. Horizon and locality. Cottonwood Creek,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. : The Museum


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