Prehistoric Life
Prehistoric
Secrets in Stone
The Earliest Fossils
The Silurian Reef
Trilobites
Fish
The Coal Forests
Early Reptiles and Amphibians
Sea Reptiles
Flying Reptiles
The Teeming Seas
Hunting Dinosaurs
Biggest Dinosaurs
Two-Footed Plant Eaters
Plated and Armoured Dinosaurs
Horned Dinosaurs
The Mammal Age Dawns
Grassland Mammals
The Ice Age
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Early Reptiles and Amphibians
Reptile Evolution
Westlothiana
Dimetrodon
Footprints
*Eryops*
Thecodontian
Cynognathus
Ichthyosaur Backbones
Baby Ichthyosaur
Ichthyosaur Jaws
Mosasaurus
Tooth Marks
Eryops
I
n Permian times some of the big amphibians, such as
Eryops
, had huge heads, sometimes more than 91cm long.
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