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Traits

Descriptive phrases extracted from curated taxon profiles, linked back to dossiers and references without claiming ontology normalization.

89 entries · Dataset 2026.09-static-v5-rc154

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  1. A large cervical half-ring associated with the shoulder region1 linked profile(s)
  2. A large, low tail club documented in the redescribed material1 linked profile(s)
  3. A long, low skull with prominent laterally or dorsolaterally projecting cranial horns1 linked profile(s)
  4. An articulated holotype includes a partial skull, axial skeleton, forelimb and nearly complete left hind limb1 linked profile(s)
  5. Anteroposteriorly shortened face1 linked profile(s)
  6. Barrel-bodied T. major at Ashfall1 linked profile(s)
  7. Bunoselenodont upper molars with a W-shaped ectoloph1 linked profile(s)
  8. Cetacean-like basicranial ear region in skull H-GSP 962311 linked profile(s)
  9. Cetacean-like involucrum in skull material1 linked profile(s)
  10. Colonial zooids interconnected by a stolon in Yunotubus and living rhabdopleurids1 linked profile(s)
  11. Complete tail and articulated limbs1 linked profile(s)
  12. Cranial horn and rostrum morphology varies across the sampled stratigraphic section1 linked profile(s)
  13. Deep, robust skull with enlarged teeth1 linked profile(s)
  14. Dense long-bone sections1 linked profile(s)
  15. Dental comparisons across three PETM sections1 linked profile(s)
  16. Dental wear more abrasive than a pure-browser model predicts1 linked profile(s)
  17. Digit-two grooming-claw functional inference1 linked profile(s)
  18. Early branches distinguished by subtle dental and cranial characters1 linked profile(s)
  19. Elongate posterior trunk1 linked profile(s)
  20. Elongate postorbital cranium1 linked profile(s)
  21. Femoral morphology in the Moroto sample1 linked profile(s)
  22. Frontonasal appendages in some, not all, species1 linked profile(s)
  23. Functional hind limbs alongside aquatic cetacean adaptations1 linked profile(s)
  24. Giant skull and body size1 linked profile(s)
  25. Hands and right foot preserved1 linked profile(s)
  26. High molar occlusal relief1 linked profile(s)
  27. High-crowned teeth associated with abrasive grazing1 linked profile(s)
  28. High-positioned orbits1 linked profile(s)
  29. Holotype IVPP V14530 is a nearly complete skeleton missing the distal tail1 linked profile(s)
  30. Hypsodont molars1 linked profile(s)
  31. Hypsodont teeth in many lineages1 linked profile(s)
  32. Inverted-foot capability1 linked profile(s)
  33. Isolated astragalus and calcaneus attribution1 linked profile(s)
  34. Isolated calcanei and tali1 linked profile(s)
  35. Large ungual phalanges interpreted as claws1 linked profile(s)
  36. Limb-lever proportions differing from more terrestrial amynodontids1 linked profile(s)
  37. Locality-composite reconstruction combining multiple individuals1 linked profile(s)
  38. Long filamentous integumentary structures are preserved on the named specimen sample1 linked profile(s)
  39. Long hair and dense underwool in C. antiquitatis1 linked profile(s)
  40. Long rather than stubby graviportal limbs1 linked profile(s)
  41. Long, flexible neck supported by cervical anatomy1 linked profile(s)
  42. Low head posture and long nasal horn in C. antiquitatis1 linked profile(s)
  43. Low-crowned lophodont cheek teeth1 linked profile(s)
  44. Matrix-defined stem-catarrhine character combination1 linked profile(s)
  45. Mixed sharp and rounded worn cusps1 linked profile(s)
  46. Mobile upper ankle joint1 linked profile(s)
  47. Mosaic of tarsal characters used in an anthropoid-affinity test1 linked profile(s)
  48. No associated postcranial skeleton1 linked profile(s)
  49. Ontogenetic cranial changes documented across a multi-institution specimen series1 linked profile(s)
  50. Partial articulated holotype MUSM 3580 preserving mandibles and most major postcranial regions1 linked profile(s)
  51. Partial face, palate and dentition1 linked profile(s)
  52. Partial skull and vertebral column1 linked profile(s)
  53. Persistent tridactyly1 linked profile(s)
  54. Posture and claw function remain functional reconstructions1 linked profile(s)
  55. Ray-specific proximal and intermediate phalanges1 linked profile(s)
  56. Reduced limbs and no securely preserved tail fluke1 linked profile(s)
  57. Reduced thoracic neural spines1 linked profile(s)
  58. Secreted tubular housing with fusellar construction in diagnostic fossil and living graptolithines1 linked profile(s)
  59. Semi-articulated AMNH 143612 and AMNH 143640 foot1 linked profile(s)
  60. Separate MUZM 60 and MUZM 80 specimens1 linked profile(s)
  61. Separately catalogued dental samples1 linked profile(s)
  62. Sexually dimorphic lower second incisors1 linked profile(s)
  63. Shanghuang and Yuanqu locality sample1 linked profile(s)
  64. Short hind limbs in sampled chalicotheriines1 linked profile(s)
  65. Shortened limb and foot bones1 linked profile(s)
  66. Shoulder morphology in the Moroto sample1 linked profile(s)
  67. Soft-tissue outline and gut contents1 linked profile(s)
  68. Species-level cranial and dental diagnoses1 linked profile(s)
  69. Stable-isotope sample from multiple teeth1 linked profile(s)
  70. Strong lineage-specific divergence of skull, dentition and limbs1 linked profile(s)
  71. Substantial body-size and dietary variation1 linked profile(s)
  72. Substantial weight-bearing fore- and hind limbs1 linked profile(s)
  73. Tentaculate, ciliated feeding arms in directly observed living Rhabdopleura1 linked profile(s)
  74. The described anatomy includes a three-fingered manus and a typical theropod pes1 linked profile(s)
  75. The diagnosis records distinctive cranial features including a frontal midline fossa and a trapezoidal quadratojugal1 linked profile(s)
  76. The preserved teeth are recurved and serrated1 linked profile(s)
  77. The sampled skull series includes specimens with intermediate combinations of cranial characters1 linked profile(s)
  78. The skull is proportionally broad in the post-orbital region and shallow in the pre-orbital region1 linked profile(s)
  79. The study documents epinasal elongation and changes in the nasal process of the premaxilla1 linked profile(s)
  80. The study recovered the taxon among sauropodomorphs in its sampled morphology matrix1 linked profile(s)
  81. The three nearly complete skeletons represent two ontogenetic stages1 linked profile(s)
  82. Tridactyl manus with reduced fifth metacarpal1 linked profile(s)
  83. Tubular ectotympanic1 linked profile(s)
  84. Two fused sacrals, defined femoral head and hoof-like distal phalanges1 linked profile(s)
  85. Two-fingered forelimb and powerful hindlimb1 linked profile(s)
  86. Unfused sacrals without a weight-bearing sacroiliac joint1 linked profile(s)
  87. Vertebral and limb mosaic used in locomotor comparison1 linked profile(s)
  88. Wear facets consistent with shearing and grinding plant foods1 linked profile(s)
  89. Weight-bearing limbs and running adaptations in separately catalogued postcrania1 linked profile(s)