Tuditanus Explained

Tuditanus is an extinct genus of tuditanid microsaur from the Carboniferous, ~ 306 Ma ago.[1] It was of small size, reaching a length of about 24 cm.[2]

Notes and References

  1. Carroll . R. L. . Gaskill . P. . 1978 . The Order Microsauria . Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society . 126 . 1–211 . 9780871691262 .
  2. Carroll . R. L. . Baird . D. . 1968 . The Carboniferous amphibian Tuditanus [''Eosauravus''] and the distinction between microsaurs and reptiles [brackets in the original]]. American Museum Novitates . 2337 . 1–50 . 2246/2547 .

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