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GSA Bulletin; April 1944; v. 55; no. 4; p. 379-416
© 1944 Geological Society of America
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Kotlassia prima Amalitzky

A. P. Bystrow

"The skeletal material of Kotlassia prima, a primitive tetrapod from the upper Permian of the north Dvina river in northern Russia, is described and figured in detail. The various specimens permit a nearly complete description except for the feet. Karpinskiosaurus secundus is a synonym of Kotlassia prima. The animal is definitely amphibian in nature although it may be regarded as a relict of the reptilian ancestors of the Reptilia. Kotlassia was as an adult a terrestrial form, in contrast to the contemporary Dvinosaurus. Seymouria may be an amphibian of the same kind."

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