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*A ''Dimetrodon'' shakes intestines to avoid eating the faeces inside, and most of it splats onto the camera.
*A ''Lystrosaurus'' bumps and sniffs the camera.
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- *''Cephalaspis'' was not the ancestor of [[gnathostome]]s (jawed vertabrates) or tetrapods. The true ancestors of gnathostomes were believed to be the [[thelodont]]s (meaning ''nipple teeth''). Gnathostomes already appeared ''Cephalaspis'' existed. The encyclopedia claims that gnathostomes (i.e. [[placoderm]]s and sharks) appeared shortly after ''Cephalaspis'' appeared, but however, the first gnathostomes (the placoderms) appeared in the latest [[Ordovician]]. The true ancestors of tetrapods were the lobe-finned fish.
- *''Hynerpeton'' was not an amphibian, it was a basal tetrapod. Many [[basal]] tetrapods are often mistaken for amphibians. ''Seymouria'' was identified as an "amphibian", but it is not a true member. It was a reptiliomorph. Another reptiliomorph that was identified as an "amphibian" was ''Proterogyrinus''. However all these animals are still considered amphibians using the traditional [[Linnaean taxonomy]].
- *''Gorgonops'' actually lived in [[Africa]]. A ''Gorgonops''-like animal that lived in Russia was ''[[Inostrancevia]]''. Other animals that actually lived in Africa was ''Diictodon'' and ''Rhinesuchus''.
- *''Petrolacosaurus'' was a reptile and therefore can't be the ancestor of synapsids (e.g. ''Edaphosaurus''). The true ancestor to all synapsids was ''[[Archaeothyris]]''.
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