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Extinct genus of therapsids
Rubidgea is an extinct genus of carnivorous therapsid from the Late Permian of South Africa and Tanzania. The genus consisted of one species, Rubidgea
Rubidgea
Extinct group of saber-toothed therapsids from the Permian
the 3 ridges. They typically feature a long and narrow skull. Juvenile Rubidgea appear to have had snouts wider than long. Unlike eutheriodonts, the occipital
Gorgonopsia
Extinct genus of therapsids
but narrower than Rubidgea and Clelandina. It had 4 to 5 upper and lower postcanine teeth, which further distinguishes it from Rubidgea. Three species were
Dinogorgon
Extinct genus of therapsids
the largest known gorgonopsian, being rivaled in size only by the genus Rubidgea. It has a broad and elongated skull equipped with large oval-shaped temporal
Inostrancevia
Extinct genus of therapsids
Gorgonopsidae Scylacognathus Eoarctops Gorgonops Njalila Lycaenops Arctognathus Inostrancevia Rubidgeinae Aelurognathus Rubidgea Sycosaurus Clelandina
Gorgonops
Group of extinct animals
large-bodied rubidgeines died out early in the Daptocephalus Assemblage Zone. Rubidgea, the last rubidgeine, went extinct during a turnover event that separates
Saber-toothed_predator
Extinct genus of non-mammalian synapsids from South Africa
Referred skull, the holotype of Rubidgea platyrhina
Leontosaurus
Extinct genus of therapsids
Gorgonopsidae Scylacognathus Eoarctops Gorgonops Njalila Lycaenops Arctognathus Inostrancevia Rubidgeinae Aelurognathus Rubidgea Sycosaurus Clelandina
Lycaenops
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Arctops
Extinct subfamily of mammals
broadly expanded in rubidgeines. The largest rubidgeines were Dinogorgon and Rubidgea. Rubidgeines were among the largest gorgonopsians known, and the largest
Rubidgeinae
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Sycosaurus
Extinct genus of therapsids
rugose bosses. Clelandina shares many characteristics with the contemporary Rubidgea, and is currently recognized as the sister taxon of this genus. Together
Clelandina
Extinct subfamily of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Inostranceviinae
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Pravoslavlevia
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus haughtoni Sycosaurus laticeps Sycosaurus nowaki Rubidgeini Leontosaurus vanderhorsti Dinogorgon rubidgei Clelandina rubidgei Rubidgea atrox ⊟
Arctognathus
Extinct genus of therapsid
Ruhuhucerberus haughtoni Sycosaurus laticeps Sycosaurus nowaki Rubidgeini Leontosaurus vanderhorsti Dinogorgon rubidgei Clelandina rubidgei Rubidgea atrox ⊟
Jirahgorgon
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Sauroctonus
Extinct genus of therapsids
Aelurognathus Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Leontosaurus Dinogorgon Clelandina Rubidgea Phylogeny of Gorgonopsia according to Bendel et al. 2018
Scylacops
Extinct genus of gorgonopsian therapsid
parringtoni, Scylacops and the rubidgeines Aelurognathus, Dinogorgon, Rubidgea, Ruhuhucerberus and Sycosaurus. The other theriodonts present are represented
Njalila
Extinct genus of therapsids
comparison, the largest Late Permian gorgonopsians such as Inostrancevia and Rubidgea reached skull lengths in excess of 40 cm (16 in). Collectively, the preserved
Phorcys_(therapsid)
Extinct genus of therapsids
Gorgonopsidae Scylacognathus Eoarctops Gorgonops Njalila Lycaenops Arctognathus Inostrancevia Rubidgeinae Aelurognathus Rubidgea Sycosaurus Clelandina
Aelurognathus
Extinct genus of therapsids
comparison, the largest Late Permian gorgonopsians such as Inostrancevia and Rubidgea reached skull lengths in excess of 40 cm (16 in). The snout of Nochnitsa
Nochnitsa
Extinct genus of therapsids
Lycaenops Smilesaurus Arctops Arctognathus Rubidgeinae Aelurognathus Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Leontosaurus Dinogorgon Clelandina Rubidgea
Smilesaurus
Extinct genus of therapsids
Formation of the Ruhuhu Basin. It existed sympatrically with the even larger Rubidgea. Kammerer, Christian F. (2016). "Systematics of the Rubidgeinae (Therapsida:
Ruhuhucerberus
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Suchogorgon
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Aelurosaurus
Extinct genus of therapsids
relatively small for a gorgonopsian; for comparison, Inostrancevia and Rubidgea measured at least 3 m (120 in) in length. Ivakhnenko suggested in 2002
Viatkogorgon
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Cerdodon
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Cyonosaurus
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Eriphostoma
Geologic formation in Tanzania
fragmentary skull; 6 more skulls A gorgonopsid, endemic to this formation. Rubidgea R. atrox IGP K 46, fragmentary skull A gorgonopsid, formally named Broomicephalus
Usili_Formation
Semi-desert region in South Africa
insectivore Procolophon, Beaufort Group omnivore Diictodon, Permian synapsid Rubidgea, Permian predator Lystrosaurus, Triassic herbivorous therapsid Thrinaxodon
Karoo
total length approaching 3.5 m (11 ft) and a mass of 300 kg (660 lb). Rubidgea atrox is the largest African gorgonopsian, with skull of nearly 45 cm (18 in)
Largest_prehistoric_animals
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Kamagorgon
Genus of gorgonopsians
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Cynariops
Geologic formation in Zambia and Zimbabwe
(lower assemblage) Luangwa Basin (Zambia) A medium-sized gorgonopsian. Rubidgea R. atrox Upper MMF (upper assemblage) Luangwa Basin (Zambia) A large rubidgein
Madumabisa_Mudstone_Formation
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Broomisaurus
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Arctosuchus
Genus of synapsid from late Permian and early Triassic South Africa
compared to the Dicynodon-Theriognathus subzone. Gorgonopsians such as Rubidgea the last rubidgeine, and Lyaencops went extinct during a turnover event
Moschorhinus
Extinct genus of dicynodonts
gorgonopsians, such as Smilesaurus, Aelurognathus and the rubidgeines Rubidgea, Dinogorgon and Leontosaurus, were the largest predators, but they filled
Lystrosauravus
Extinct genus of cynodonts
Gorgonopsians such as Rubidgea, the last rubidgeine, and Lyaencops, went extinct during a turnover event that separated the two subzones. Rubidgea would later be
Vetusodon
Extinct genus of dubious therapsids
exceeding the already considerable cranial dimensions of Inostrancevia and Rubidgea, which exceed 40 cm (16 in). In 2008, however, Ivakhnenko noted that, due
Leogorgon
Extinct genus of dubious therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Wangwusaurus
Permian biozone in South Africa
namely Lemurosaurus, and numerous Gorgonopsian species such as Lycaenops, Rubidgea, and Dinogorgon. In addition species of Dicynodonts such as Endothiodon
Cistecephalus_Assemblage_Zone
Extinct genus of therapsids
Gorgonopsidae Scylacognathus Eoarctops Gorgonops Njalila Lycaenops Arctognathus Inostrancevia Rubidgeinae Aelurognathus Rubidgea Sycosaurus Clelandina
Aloposaurus
Extinct genus of dicynodonts
widespread Diictodon. The largest predators are rubidgeine gorgonopsians, Rubidgea, Dinogorgon, and possibly Aelurognathus (though this potentially represents
Madumabisa
Extinct genus of therapsid from Late Permian South Africa and China
Dinogorgon, Gorgonops, Lycaenops, Leontocephalus, Pardocephalus, Prorubidgea, Rubidgea, Scylacops, Scymnognathus, and Sycosaurus. By far the most abundant herbivore
Euchambersia
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Cerdorhinus
Middle-Upper Permian South Africa Rosieria Godefroit Battail 1997 Valid. Rubidgea Broom 1938 Valid. Rubidgina Broom 1942 Valid. Rusconiodon Bonaparte 1970
List_of_therapsids
Extinct genus of therapsids
Ruhuhucerberus Sycosaurus Rubidgeini Clelandina Dinogorgon Leontosaurus Rubidgea Nomina dubia Arctosuchus Broomisaurus Cerdorhinus Leogorgon? Paragalerhinus
Paragalerhinus
Geological formation in the Beaufort Group of South Africa
rubidgei Wellwood Dicynodon Assemblage Zone. A partial skull. A gorgonopsid. Rubidgea R. atrox Lower DAZ. Lopingian A gorgonopsid. Scylacops S. capensis Lower
Balfour_Formation
Rubidgea
1938_in_paleontology
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