Pelycosaurs (Genera: 71; Species: 106)
SUBCLASS: SYNAPSIDA OSBORN, 1903
Incertae sedis
Genus: Asaphestera STEEN, 1934
A.
playtris STEEN, 1934 (Type)
= Asaphestera intermedia (DAWSON, 1894) STEEN, 1934
= Hylerpeton intermedium DAWSON, 1894
ORDER: PELYCOSAURIA COPE, 1878
= SUBORDER: PELYCOSAURIA WILLISTON, 1912
= ORDER: THEROMORA COPE, 1890 (partim)
= ORDER: THEROMORPHA COPE, 1890 (partim)
=
PELYCOSAURIFORMES CHANG, 1957
= PLESION: CAPTORHINOMORPHA GARDNER, 1982 (partim)
Incertae sedis
= Family: NITOSAURIDAE Romer & Price, 1940
Genus: Echinerpeton REISZ, 1972
E. intermedium REISZ, 1972 (Type)
Genus: Gorgodon OLSON, 1962
G. minutus OLSON, 1962 (Type)
Note: May be an Eosuchian.
Genus: Nitosaurus ROMER, 1937
N. jacksonorum ROMER, 1937 (Type)
Genus: Protoclepsydrops CARROLL, 1964
P. haplous CARROLL, 1964 (Type)
Genus: Xyrospondylus REISZ, HEATON & PYNN, 1982
X. ecordi (PEABODY, 1957) REISZ, HEATON & PYNN, 1982 (Type)
= Edaphosaurus ecordi PEABODY, 1957
SUBORDER: CASEASAURIA WILLISTON, 1912
Family: EOTHYRIDIDAE Romer & Price, 1940
Genus: Eothyris ROMER, 1937
E. parkeyi ROMER, 1937 (Type)
Genus: Oedaleops LANGSTON, 1965
O. campi LANGSTON, 1965 (Type)
O. sp
Genus: Vaughnictis BROCKLEHURST, REISZ, FERNANDEZ, & FRÖBISCH, 2016
V. smithate
(LEWIS & VAUGHN, 1965) BROCKLEHURST, REISZ, FERNANDEZ, & FRÖBISCH, 2016 (Type)
= Mycterosaurus? smithae
LEWIS & VAUGHN, 1965
Family: CASEIDAE Williston, 1912
Genus: Alierasaurus ROMANO & NICOSIA, 2014
A. ronchii ROMANO & NICOSIA, 2014 (Type)
Genus: Angelosaurus OLSON & BEERBOWER,
1953
A. dolani OLSON & BEERBOWER, 1953 (Type)
A.
greeni OLSON, 1962
A. romeri OLSON & BARGHUSEN,
1962
Genus: Arisierpeton REISZ, 2019
A. simplex REISZ, 2019 (Type)
Genus: Callibrachion BOULE & GLANGEAU, 1893
C. gaudryi BOULE & GLANGEAU, 1893
(Type)
= Haptodus
gaudryi (BOULE & GLANGEAU, 1893) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
Genus: Casea WILLISTON, 1910
C. broilii WILLISTON, 1910 (Type)
C. nicholsi OLSON, 1954
C. halselli OLSON, 1954
Genus: Caseopsis OLSON, 1962
C. agilis OLSON, 1962 (Type)
Genus: Cotylorhynchus STOVALL, 1937
C. romeri STOVALL, 1937 (Type)
C.
hancocki OLSON & BEERBOWER, 1953
C. bransoni OLSON & BARGHUSEN, 1962
C. sp
Genus: Datheosaurus SCHROEDER, 1907
= Datheosurus ROMER, 1923 (sic)
D. macrourus SCHROEDER, 1907 (Type)
= Haptodus
macrourus (SCHROEDER, 1907) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
Genus: Ennatosaurus EFEMOV, 1956
E. tecton EFEMOV, 1956 (Type)
Genus: Eocasea REISZ & FRÖBISCH, 2014
E. martini REISZ & FRÖBISCH, 2014 (Type)
= Genus: Nova REISZ, FROBISCH,
BERMAN & HENRICI, 2010
Genus: Euromycter REISZ,
MADDIN, FRÖBISCH & FALCONNET, 2011
E. rutenus (SIGOGNEAU-RUSSELL & RUSSELL, 1974) REISZ, MADDIN,
FRÖBISCH & FALCONNET, 2011 (Type)
= Casea rutena SIGOGNEAU-RUSSELL & RUSSELL, 1974
Genus: Knoxosaurus OLSON, 1962
K. niteckii OLSON, 1962 (Type)
Genus: Laileudorhynchus WERNEBURG, SPINDLER, FALCONNET, STEYER, VIANEY-LIAUD & SCHNEIDER, 2022
L. gandi WERNEBURG, SPINDLER, FALCONNET, STEYER, VIANEY-LIAUD & SCHNEIDER, 2022 (Type)
Genus: Martensius BERMAN, MADDIN, HENRICI, SUMIDA, SCOTT & REISZ, 2020
M. bromackerensis BERMAN, MADDIN, HENRICI, SUMIDA, SCOTT & REISZ, 2020 (Type)
= Genus: Nova REISZ, FROBISCH, BERMAN & HENRICI, 2010
Genus: Oromycter REISZ, 2005 (published in 2006)
O. dolesorum REISZ, 2005 (published in 2006) (Type)
Genus: Ruthenosaurus REISZ, MADDIN, FRÖBISCH & FALCONNET, 2011
R. russellorum REISZ, MADDIN, FRÖBISCH & FALCONNET, 2011 (Type)
Genus: Trichasaurus WILLISTON,
1913
= Trispondylus WILLISTON, 1910 non Vanden Broeck, 1874 (Trispondylus kleini, Mammalia, Cetacea), non COPE, 1884 (Trispondylus no psecies name given, Mammalia, Phenacodontidae)
T. texenensis (WILLISTON, 1910) WILLISTON,
1913 (Type)
= Trispondylus
texenensis WILLISTON, 1910
T. sp
Incertae sedis
Genus: Caseoides OLSON & BEERBOWER, 1953
C. sanangeloensis OLSON & BEERBOWER, 1953 (Type)
Genus: Phreatophasma EFREMOV, 1954
P. aenigmaticum EFREMOV, 1954 (Type)
SUBORDER: EUPELYCOSAURIA KEMP, 1982
Incertae sedis
INFRAORDER: METOPOPHORA SPINDLER, WERNEBURG, SCHNEIDER, LUTHARDT, ANNACKER & RÖßLER, 2019
Superfamily: OPHIACHODONTODEA NOVA
= SUBORDER: POLIOSAURIA WILLISTON, 1925
= SUBORDER: OPHIACODONTIA NOPCSA, 1925
Family: OPHIACODONTIDAE Nopsca, 1923
= Family: POLIOSAURIDAE Boule, 1893
= Family: CLEPSYDROPIDAE Case, 1907
= Subfamily: CLEPSYDROPINAE Case, 1907
= Superfamily: POLIOSAURIDAE Watson, 1917
= Superfamily: OPHIACODONTIDAE Watson, 1917
= Subfamily: THEROPLEURINAE Nopcsa, 1928
Genus: Archaeothyris REISZ, 1972
A. florensis REISZ, 1972 (Type)
A. sp
Genus: Baldwinonus ROMER & PRICE, 1940
B. trux ROMER & PRICE, 1940 (Type)
B?
dunkardensis ROMER, 1952
Genus: Clepsydrops COPE, 1875
= Archaeobelus COPE, 1877
C. collettii COPE, 1875 (Type)
= Clepsydrops
pedunculatus COPE, 1877
= Archaeobelus vellicatus COPE, 1877
= Clepsydrops vinslovii COPE, 1877
= ?Captorhinus illinoisensis WILLISTON, 1911
C?
magnus ROMER, 1961
C. sp
Genus: Limnostygis CARROLL,
1967
L. relictus CARROLL, 1967 (Type)
Genus: Ophiacodon MARSH, 1878
= Arribasaurus WILLISTON, 1914
= Diopaeus COPE, 1892
= Poliosaurus CASE, 1907
= Theropleura COPE, 1878
= Therosaurus HUENE, 1925
= Winfeldia ROMER, 1925
O. mirus MARSH, 1878 (Type)
O.
uniformis (COPE, 1878) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Theropleura uniformis COPE, 1878
= Poliosaurus
uniformis (COPE, 1878) CASE, 1907
O.
retroversus (COPE, 1878) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Theropleura retroversus COPE, 1878
= Theropleura
trianagulata COPE, 1878
= Clepsydrops leptocephalus COPE, 1884
= Diopeus
leptocephalus (COPE, 1884) COPE, 1884
= Therosaurus watsoni HUENE, 1925
O.
navajovicus (CASE, 1907) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Dimetrodon
navajovicus CASE, 1907
= Arribasaurus
navajovicus (CASE, 1907) WILLISTON, 1914
O.
hilli (ROMER, 1925) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Winfeldia hilli ROMER, 1925
O. major ROMER & PRICE, 1940
O. beckiae WILSON, 1989 (nomen vanum)
O. sp
Genus: Stereophallodon ROMER, 1937
S. ciscoensis ROMER, 1937 (Type)
Genus: Sterorhachis GAUDRY, 1880
S. dominans GAUDRY, 1880 (Type)
Genus: Varanosaurus BROILI, 1904
= Poecilospondylus CASE, 1910
V. acutirostris BROILI, 1904 (Type)
= Poecilospondylus francisiCASE, 1910
V. wichitaensis ROMER, 1937
Genus: Nova HAWTHORN & REISZ, 2011
Superfamily: HAPTODONTIFORMES EMEND SPINDLER, WERNEBURG, SCHNEIDER, LUTHARDT, ANNACKER & RÖßLER, 2019
Incertae sedis
Genus: Ianthodon KISSEL, & REISZ, 2004
I. schultzei KISSEL, & REISZ, 2004
Genus: Kenomagnathus SPINDLER, 2020
K. scottae SPINDLER, 2020 (Type)
Genus: Milosaurus DEMAR, 1970
M. mccordi DEMAR, 1970 (Type)
INFRAORDER: SPHENACOMORPHA IVAKHENENKO 2003
= SUBORDER: EDAPHOSAURIA COPE, 1882
Family: EDAPHOSAURIDAE Cope, 1882
= Subfamily: NAOSAURINAE Case, 1907
= Subfamily: GLAUCOSAURINAE Nopcsa, 1928
Genus: Beleby non IVACHNENKO, 1973
B. augustodunensis FALCONNET, 2012
Genus: Bohemiclavulus SPINDLER, VOIGT & FISCHER, 2023
B. mirabilis (FRITSCH, 1895) SPINDLER, VOIGT & FISCHER, 2023 (Type)
= Naosaurus
mirabilis FRITISCH, 1895
= Edaphosaurus
mirabilis (FRITSCH, 1895) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Ianthasaurus mirabilis (FRITSCH, 1895)
Genus: Edaphosaurus COPE, 1882
= Brachycnemius WILLISTON, 1911
= Naosaurus COPE, 1886
E. cruciger (COPE, 1878) ROMER & PRICE,
1940
= Dimetrodon
cruciger COPE, 1878
= Naosaurus
cruciger (COPE, 1878) COPE, 1880
= Naosaurus
microdus COPE, 1881
= Edaphosaurus
microdus (COPE,
1881) COPE, 1884
E. pogonias COPE, 1882 (Type)
= Naosaurus pogonias COPE, 1882
= Naosaurus claviger COPE, 1886
= Brachycnemius dolischomerus WILLISTON, 1911
E. credneri (JAEKEL,
1910) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Naosaurus credneri JAEKEL, 1910
= Ianthasaurus
credneri (JAEKEL, 1910)
E.
novomexicanus WILLISTON & CASE, 1913
E. boanerges ROMER & PRICE, 1940
E. colohistion BERMAN, 1979
E. sp
Genus: Glaucosaurus WILLISTON, 1915
G. megalops WILLISTON, 1915 (Type)
Genus: Gordodon LUCAS, RINEHART & CELESKEY, 2018
G. kraineri LUCAS, RINEHART & CELESKEY, 2018 (Type)
Genus: Melanedaphodon MANN, HENRICI, SUES & PIERCE, 2023
M. hovaneci MANN, HENRICI, SUES & PIERCE, 2023 (Type)
Genus: Ramodendron SVESTKA, 1943
R. obvispinosum SVESTKA, 1943 (Type)
Genus: Regiomontanus SPINDLER, VOIGT & FISCHER, 2023
R. robustus SPINDLER, VOIGT & FISCHER, 2023 (Type)
Genus: Nova SUMIDA & BERMAN, 1993
Incertae sedis
Genus: Edaphosaurus non COPE, 1882
E. raymondi (CASE, 1908) ROMER & PRICE,
1940
= Naosaurus
raymondi CASE, 1908
= Ianthasaurus
raymondi (CASE, 1908)
Family: LUPEOSAURIDAE Romer & Price, 1940
Genus: Lupeosaurus ROMER,
1937
= Luperosaurus ROMER, 1936
L. kayi ROMER, 1937 ((Type)
= Luperosaurus gigas (COPE, 1878) ROMER, 1936
= Dimetrodon gigas COPE, 1878
(see ROMER & PRICE, 1940, p. 401 for explanation)
INFRAORDER: DIMETRODONTOMORPHA emend NOPCSA, 1925
= SUBORDER: DIMETRODONTOIDEA NOPCSA, 1925
= SUBORDER: SPHENACODONTIA
Family: HAPTODONTIDAE Romer & Price 1940
= Subfamily: HAPTODONTINAE Romer & Price 1940
Genus: Haptodus GAUDRY,
1886
H. baylei GAUDRY, 1886 (Type)
H. garnettensis CURRIE, 1977
CLADE NAME: PANTHERAPSIDA SPINDLER, 2016
Incertae sedis
Genus: Tetraceratops MATTHEW, 1908
T. insignis MATTHEW, 1908 (Type)
Family: PALAEOHATTERIDAE Credner, 1888
= Family: PANTELOSAURIDAE Huene, 1925
Genus: Cutleria LEWIS & VAUGHN, 1965
C. wilmarthi LEWIS & VAUGHN, 1965 (Type)
Genus: Ianthasaurus REISZ & BERMAN,
1986
I.
hardestii REISZ & BERMAN, 1986 (Type)
I. sp
Genus: Palaeohatteria CREDNER, 1888
P. longicaudata CREDNER, 1888 (Type)
= Palaeosphenodon longicaudata(CREDNER, 1888) BAUR, 1889
= Haptodus
loingicaudata (CREDNER, 1888) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
Genus: Pantelosaurus HUENE, 1925
P. saxonicus HUENE, 1925 (Type)
= Datheosaurus
saxonicus (HUENE, 1925)
= Haptodus
saxonicus (HUENE, 1925) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
Genus: Nova LAURIN, 1994
Superfamily: SPHENACODONTOIDEA Marsh, 1878
Family: SPHENACODONTIDAE Marsh, 1878
Genus: Cryptovenator FRÖBISH, SCHOCH, MÜLLER, SCHINDLER & SCHWEISS,
2011
C. hirschbergeri FRÖBISH, SCHOCH, MÜLLER, SCHINDLER & SCHWEISS,
2011 (Type)
Genus: Macromerion FRITSCH, 1887
M. schwartzenbergii (FRIC, 1875) FRITSCH, 1879 (Type)
= Macromerion (Labyrinthodon) schwartzenergii FRITSCH , 1875
= Macromerium schwartzenbergii (FRIC, 1875) FRITSCH, 1885
Incertae sedis
Genus: Dimetrodon non COPE, 1878
D. kempae ROMER, 1937
Genus: ?Embolophorus COPE, 1878
E. fritillus COPE, 1878 (Type)
E. sp
Genus: Neosaurus NOPSCA, 1923
N. cynodus (GERVAIS, 1869) NOPCSA, 1923 (Type)
= Geosaurus (?)
cynodus GERVAIS, 1869
= ?Stereorachis cynodus (GERVAIS, 1869) THEVENIN, 1910
Genus: Shashajaia HUTTENLOCKER, SINGH, HENRICI & SURMIDA, 2021
S. bermani HUTTENLOCKER, SINGH, HENRICI & SURMIDA, 2021 (Type)
Subfamily: SECODONTOSAURINAE Romer & Price, 1940
Genus: Secodontosaurus ROMER, 1936
S. obtusidens (COPE, 1880) ROMER, 1936 (Type)
= Theropleura obtusidens COPE, 1880
= Dimetrodon
obtusidens (COPE, 1880) CASE, 1907
= Dimetrodon
longiramus CASE, 1907
S. willistoni ROMER, 1936
Subfamily: SPHENACODONTINAE Marsh, 1878 (sensu Nopcsa, 1925)
Genus: Hypselohaptodus SPINDLER, 2019
H. grandis (PATON, 1974) SPINDLER, 2019 (Type)
= Haptodus
grandis PATON, 1974
Tribe: SPHENACODONTINI Marsh, 1878
Genus: Ctenorhachis HOOK & HOTTON, 1991
C. jacksoni HOOK & HOTTON, 1991 (Type)
Genus: Sphenacodon MARSH, 1878
= Elcabrosaurus CASE, 1907
= Oxyodon HUENE, 1908
S. ferox MARSH, 1878
= Elcabrosaurus baldwini CASE, 1907
= Scoliomus puercensis WILLISTON & CASE, 1913
S.
ferocior ROMER, 1937
S.
britannicus (HUENE, 1908) PATON, 1974
= Oxyodon
britannicus HUENE, 1908
S. sp
Genus: Steppesaurus OLSON & BEERBOWER, 1953
S. gurleyi OLSON & BEERBOWER, 1953 (Type)
Tribe: DIMETERODONTINI Nopcsa, 1925
= Subfamily: DIMETRODONTINAE Nopcsa, 1925
Genus: Bathygnathus LEIDY, 1854
B. borealis LEIDY, 1854 (Type)
= Dimetrodon borealis (LEIDY,
1853) BRINK, MADDIN, EVANS, & REISZ, 2015
Note: This combination is not valid, Bathygnathus has priority over
Dimetrodon and you can not state that due to taxonomic stability,
Dimetrodon has priority. This has to be petitioned to the ICZN, and have an
ICZN ruling on the name priority.
Genus: Ctenospondylus ROMER, 1936
C. casei ROMER, 1936 (Type)
C. ninevehensis BERMAN, 1978
Genus: Dimetrodon COPE, 1878
= Bathyglyptus CASE, 1911
= Eosyodon OLSON, 1962
D. incisivus COPE, 1878
D.
limbatus (COPE, 1877) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Clepsydrops
limbatus COPE, 1877
= Dimetrodon incisivus COPE, 1878
= Dimetrodon
rectiformis COPE, 1878
= Dimetrodon semiradicatus COPE, 1881
D.
macrospondylus (COPE, 1884) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Clepsydrops macrospondylus COPE, 1884
= Dimetrodon platycentrus CASE, 1907
D.
natalis (COPE, 1878) ROMER, 1936
= Clepsydrops
natalis COPE, 1878
D.
dollovianus (COPE, 1888) CASE, 1907
= Embolophorus
dollovianus COPE, 1888
D. gigashomogenes CASE, 1907
D.
grandis (CASE, 1907) ROMER & PRICE, 1940
= Theropleura grandis CASE, 1907
= Bathyglyptus theodori CASE, 1911
= Dimetrodon
maximus ROMER, 1936
= Dimetrodon cf.
gigas grandis STERNBERG, 1942?
D. loomisi ROMER, 1937
D. milleri ROMER, 1937
D. booneorum ROMER, 1937
D. angelensis OLSON, 1962
= Eosyodon hudsoni OLSON, 1962
D. occidentalis BERMAN, 1977
D. teutonis BERMAN,
REISZ, MARTENS, & HENRICI, 2001
D. sp
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