The Braincase of Eocaecilia micropodia (Lissamphibia, Gymnophiona) and the Origin of Caecilians

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@TetZoo @zmiller1902 @Blackmudpuppy so, polyphyly probably done as a hypothesis. we already suspected this: http://t.co/o8w9P3fScL

@TetZoo @zmiller1902 @Blackmudpuppy so, polyphyly probably done as a hypothesis. we already suspected this: http://t.co/o8w9P3fScL

@incisorial @TetZoo Like this one?: http://t.co/Il4k9IPG3t I was just reading it. Seems to be the first study to include Eocaecilia.

#PLOSONE: Braincase Anatomy of Jurassic Caecilian and the Origin of Caecilians http://t.co/UvtcV5Gwml

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