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- Pteroplax abstract "Pteroplax ( meaning finned tablet) is an extinct genus of Reptiliomorpha. It may be the same as Eogyrinus. Pteroplax dates from the late Carboniferous,290 million years ago. It grew to be 15 ft(4.5m)and was 550 lbs(250 kg). On land, Pteroplax was slow and cumbersome, but in the water, it moved fast in search of prey. It had a long, eel- like body, with short limbs and a long tail. It spent most of its life in water, with the right adaptations for it. It had small, webbed feet on its back legs, but mostly used its tail. It had a long head,which was full of many sharp teeth on the upper and lower jaws. It was the top predator in the swamps in which it lived in. They were found in Europe.".
- Pteroplax class Tetrapod.
- Pteroplax family Eogyrinidae.
- Pteroplax kingdom Animal.
- Pteroplax order Anthracosauria.
- Pteroplax order Embolomeri.
- Pteroplax order Reptiliomorpha.
- Pteroplax phylum Chordate.
- Pteroplax phylum Vertebrate.
- Pteroplax thumbnail Pteroplax_DB.jpg?width=300.
- Pteroplax wikiPageID "16865639".
- Pteroplax wikiPageLength "1359".
- Pteroplax wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- Pteroplax wikiPageRevisionID "680729233".
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Animal.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Anthracosauria.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Carboniferous.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Category:Basal_tetrapods_of_Europe.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Category:Carboniferous_reptiliomorphs.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Category:Embolomeres.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Chordata.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Chordate.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Embolomeri.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Eogyrinidae.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Extinct.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Extinction.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Genus.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Reptiliomorpha.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Tetrapod.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Tetrapoda.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Vertebrata.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLink Vertebrate.
- Pteroplax wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pteroplax".
- Pteroplax familia Eogyrinidae.
- Pteroplax familiaAuthority "Watson, 1929".
- Pteroplax fossilRange Carboniferous.
- Pteroplax genus "Pteroplax".
- Pteroplax genusAuthority "Hancock and Atthby, 1868".
- Pteroplax hasPhotoCollection Pteroplax.
- Pteroplax imageCaption Carboniferous.
- Pteroplax imageWidth "250".
- Pteroplax name "Pteroplax".
- Pteroplax ordo Anthracosauria.
- Pteroplax phylum Chordata.
- Pteroplax phylum Chordate.
- Pteroplax regnum "Animalia".
- Pteroplax subordo Embolomeri.
- Pteroplax subphylum Vertebrata.
- Pteroplax subphylum Vertebrate.
- Pteroplax superclassis Tetrapod.
- Pteroplax superclassis Tetrapoda.
- Pteroplax superordo Reptiliomorpha.
- Pteroplax wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Paleo-amphibian-stub.
- Pteroplax wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Taxobox.
- Pteroplax subject Category:Basal_tetrapods_of_Europe.
- Pteroplax subject Category:Carboniferous_reptiliomorphs.
- Pteroplax subject Category:Embolomeres.
- Pteroplax type Animal.
- Pteroplax type Article.
- Pteroplax type Eukaryote.
- Pteroplax type Species.
- Pteroplax type Article.
- Pteroplax type Thing.
- Pteroplax type Q19088.
- Pteroplax type Q729.
- Pteroplax comment "Pteroplax ( meaning finned tablet) is an extinct genus of Reptiliomorpha. It may be the same as Eogyrinus. Pteroplax dates from the late Carboniferous,290 million years ago. It grew to be 15 ft(4.5m)and was 550 lbs(250 kg). On land, Pteroplax was slow and cumbersome, but in the water, it moved fast in search of prey. It had a long, eel- like body, with short limbs and a long tail. It spent most of its life in water, with the right adaptations for it.".
- Pteroplax label "Pteroplax".
- Pteroplax sameAs Pteroplax.
- Pteroplax sameAs Pteroplax.
- Pteroplax sameAs m.0408xsw.
- Pteroplax sameAs Q292294.
- Pteroplax sameAs Q292294.
- Pteroplax wasDerivedFrom Pteroplax?oldid=680729233.
- Pteroplax depiction Pteroplax_DB.jpg.
- Pteroplax isPrimaryTopicOf Pteroplax.
- Pteroplax name "Pteroplax".