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PERMIAN PERIOD. animals size comparison and data. Paleoart

PERMIAN PERIOD. animals size comparison and data. Paleoart

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Permian Period (299-252 Million Years Ago) End of the Paleozoic Era. A time of diversification for tetrapods, the primitive ancestors of the current mammals, reptiles, and many other strange forms with no living descendants. Although in this time they still look similar, Synapsids and Diapsids started to diverge. The Synapsids being the ancestors of mammals, and Diapsids the ancestors of Dinosaurs, Pterosaurs and other Archosaurs. At the end of this Era, the Earth suffered its worst mass extinction (A. K. A. The Great Dying, whipping out around 90% of the fauna. Channel members get to vote for the theme of my videos and get a mention on them (depending on the tier) my
Date: 2024-01-04

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Permian Period, a world of Synapsids and Titanus Gojira(According to some sources, the Monsterverse Godzilla's species thrived in Permian Period) Aside from wanting to see more Permian creatures in Future Paleomedia, I would also like to see Monsters based on Permian creatures and were Godzilla's contemporaries in Monsterverse.
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The permian period is that stage where nature is still refining its proportions and diversity - all the animals resemble toads, or a child's drawing of a sabre-tooth cat. I really want to see a series exploring it as detailed as the dinosaurs, if we find out enough about it.
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Nice video! I feel like some animals were a bit oversized in this video, for example eryops was smaller i believe and i feel like there were a lot of other cool animals that lived during the Permian but weren't included in this video, for example Titanophoneus and Endothiodon
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Three cheers for the Lystrosaurus! Yes, I know about its super abundance during the Triassic period but, until I watched this program, I did not know that it had flourished in the Persian period AND that it had survived the Great Dying! Three cheers!
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Impressive video-- by the way, that are the close or current relatives of the dimetrodon? It is said that it belongs to manifers, reptiles, birds such a snakes, crocodiles, birds, lizards, caiman pachyderms etc and thousands of mammals
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One of the more fascinating periods to me, there all cool but the animals of this one are particularly interesting and we are still figuring out the mysteries of the great dying, great comparison
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It-s crazy to see that most animals had weird bone structures or Spines. Like the Diplocaulus (My favorite) having a boomerang like skull. Or the Dimetrodon with the fin, etc.
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Theres one thing in the video that bugs me is you show the family Gorgonopsida but you forgot to include Gorgonopsid everything else is perfect especially Prionosuchus
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We really need to have a documentary just focus only on Late Permian Period. Similar to Prehistoric Planet based of late Cretaceous faunas.
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I love how most synapsids are one of 3 things:
1) Weird hippo
2) Intimidating mammal in reptile costume
3) Chonkosaurus

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If I could build a time machine I think the Permian is the first time period I would visit. Seems like such a changing point for life.
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I like the Prionosuchus, biggest amphibian ever. Permian period is underrated and needs more attention in films, figurines and more.
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please why does that Moschops look so uncanny valley like? why does it-s face seems vaguely and disturbingly human like? whaaaat?
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2: 52 Moschops is weird looking as ever. First encountered it in dinosaur Hunter on the iPad and he was weird looking
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I love the design of the ctenospondylus at 1: 35 along with the designs for all of the other Permian creatures! --
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who would win in a fight anteosaurus or inostrancevia gorgonopsid? anteosaurus is bigger and cooler looking imo
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And diplocaulus and some others like eryops ophiacodon lystrosaurus dimetrodon inostrancevia moschops prionosuchus
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Dang it the theme song of the thing mixed with this gives me a sense of dread and fascination.
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Great job as always. Dimetrodon and Inostrancevia are my favorites animals of the Permian period.
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Hot take: the permian period is the second best period, and is superior to the entire mezozoic
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Some very strange faces on these animals. The Permian period must've been a weird place.
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Homeboy was like -I Shoulda Never Smoke That Shit, Now I'm At the Permian period. -
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If I was alive in dinosaur times, I-m sure I-d hide under a rock until the meteor comes
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