glycogenivara
Glycogenivora is a term used to describe a group of extinct carnivorous tetrapods that lived during the Early Triassic Period, around 245 million years ago. The group is characterized by their unique dental structure and their position in the tetrapod phylogenetic tree.
Fossil records indicate that Glycogenivora species were small to medium-sized predators, approximately 1-2 meters in length,
Glycogenivora fossils have been found in the southwestern United States, Germany, and China, suggesting a global
Phylogenetic analysis suggests that Glycogenivora is a sister group to the larger, more diverse clade of amphibians.
Despite the discovery of numerous Glycogenivora fossils, the group remains poorly understood, and its exact relationships
Research on Glycogenivora continues, with new discoveries and analyses shedding light on the evolution and biology