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Scymnosaurus (σκύμνος skymnos 'lion cub' + σαῦρος, sauros 'lizard') is an extinct genus of therocephalian therapsids, first described by Robert Broom in 1903. There are three species that still take the name Scymnosaurus, S. ferox, S. watsoni and S. major, with a fourth, S. warreni, now identified as Moschorhinus warreni. Each of these have now been reclassified into Lycosuchidae incertae sedis.

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rdfs:comment	Scymnosaurus es un género extinto de terápsido terocéfalo que vivió entre el Pérmico y el Triásico en África, siendo descrito de fósiles del cráneo y dientes encontrados en la zona del Karoo en Sudáfrica. Se conocen dos especies, S. ferox y S. major, mientras que otras dos especies asignadas anteriormente se han situado en otros géneros: S. watsoni, es ahora asignada al género , y la especie S. warreni ha sido clasificada en el género Moschorhinus. (es) Scymnosaurus (σκύμνος skymnos 'lion cub' + σαῦρος, sauros 'lizard') is an extinct genus of therocephalian therapsids, first described by Robert Broom in 1903. There are three species that still take the name Scymnosaurus, S. ferox, S. watsoni and S. major, with a fourth, S. warreni, now identified as Moschorhinus warreni. Each of these have now been reclassified into Lycosuchidae incertae sedis. (en)
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authority	Broom, 1903 (en)
fossil range	Middle Permian-Triassic, (en)
image caption	Scymnosaurus feeding on Brachypareia. South African Museum (en)
subdivision ranks	Species (en)
taxon	Scymnosaurus (en)
has abstract	Scymnosaurus es un género extinto de terápsido terocéfalo que vivió entre el Pérmico y el Triásico en África, siendo descrito de fósiles del cráneo y dientes encontrados en la zona del Karoo en Sudáfrica. Se conocen dos especies, S. ferox y S. major, mientras que otras dos especies asignadas anteriormente se han situado en otros géneros: S. watsoni, es ahora asignada al género , y la especie S. warreni ha sido clasificada en el género Moschorhinus. (es) Scymnosaurus (σκύμνος skymnos 'lion cub' + σαῦρος, sauros 'lizard') is an extinct genus of therocephalian therapsids, first described by Robert Broom in 1903. There are three species that still take the name Scymnosaurus, S. ferox, S. watsoni and S. major, with a fourth, S. warreni, now identified as Moschorhinus warreni. Each of these have now been reclassified into Lycosuchidae incertae sedis. Scymnosaurus is estimated to have been approximately the size of the modern day hyena, and possessed teeth suggesting that it was carnivorous. S. ferox was initially described as the second largest therocephalian, until the discovery of S. major, which is likely the largest therocephalian. It is notable that throughout the 19th century, Broom was involved with the work done with therocephalians and their classifications, and re-classifications, with paper and book publications ranging from 1903 to 1950. (en)
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