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taxon presents an autapomorphy with respect to its absence of legs. The autapomorphic species concept is one of many methods that scientists might use to...

distinguishable from other troodontids thanks to the following diagnostic (autapomorphic) traits residing in the pelvis: the pubis is retroverted forming a 17°...

that such remnants of past evolution can possess striking and unique autapomorphic adaptations. The genus contains two species: The oxpeckers are endemic...

Vasudha (2023). "Torus occipitale and occipital bun - Case series of autapomorphic traits". MRIMS Journal of Health Sciences. 11 (1): 102–105. doi:10.4103/mjhs...

to say whether this character distribution implies that Tiktaalik is autapomorphic, that Panderichthys and tetrapods are convergent, or that Panderichthys...

of [H. heidelbergensis] . . . preceding the appearance of regional autapomorphic features." They suggested that the specimen could be "an appropriate...

their New World counterparts. Researchers concluded this is a single autapomorphic character from a single deletion event in the past. This most reasonably...

cypselomorph families were already distinct, yet appears as well highly autapomorphic and the archaeotrogonid lineage seems to go as far back as that of nightjars...

presence of four barbels, long dorsal and anal fins, and especially by the autapomorphic presence of a suprabranchial organ, formed by tree-like structures from...

the clade. C. nicobarica is a quite singular columbiform (though less autapomorphic than the flightless Raphinae), as are for example the tooth-billed pigeon...

found in Germany. A combination of primitive and derived traits (i.e. autapomorphic and plesiomorphic) distinguish it from all other well-known members...

including four autapomorphies. It possesses an autapomorphic nasal bone with dorsal midline crest, and an autapomorphic frontal longitudinal ridge that reaches...

extant species to be misleading. Metallyticidae species have several autapomorphic traits, including their metallic coloration and the enlarged spine on...

to say whether this character distribution implies that Tiktaalik is autapomorphic, that Panderichthys and tetrapods are convergent, or that Panderichthys...

group. The specific name, meaning "twin tooth", alludes to its paired autapomorphic postcanine teeth. The holotype specimen consists of a near complete...

certainty. It seems as if its intermediate appearance, apart from the autapomorphic white eye ring, indicates its relationships reasonably well. At least...

unique in the musculature of their forearm and hand. Yet, they remain autapomorphic, meaning each muscle is found in one or more non-human primates. The...

Gazella. This was attributed to a history of rapid evolution of an autapomorphic phenotype of Antilope. This might have been aided by a particularly...

regarded as living fossils. See for example the uniquely and highly autapomorphic oxpeckers, which appear to be the only survivors of an ancient lineage...

taxon to the smaller Phyllonastes within the subfamily Holoadeninae. Autapomorphic characters of this taxon include reduced distal expansions of the fingers...

found the specimen to not be diagnostic because it does not have any autapomorphic features or a unique combination of characteristics. Therefore, they...

phalanges have an acute triangular shape. Inostrancevia has the most autapomorphic postcranial skeleton identified on a gorgonopsian. The scapula of this...

may be a junior synonym of D. torosus, since there is a near lack of autapomorphic characters that can differentiate this species. They also claimed that...

colleagues differentiated Oxalaia from it and other spinosaurids by its autapomorphic (distinguishing) craniodental features, like its sculptured palatal...

bone, lacking the anterior hook of diplodocoids, but with potentially autapomorphic grooves surrounding the obturator foramen. Articulation with the ischium...

described as a large pareiasaur, distinguished from its relatives by eleven autapomorphic features. It possessed horn-like protuberances on the squamosal and...

sensu lato – the Carcharodini and Erynnini – are not as strikingly autapomorphic as the Achlyodidini, but they are more distant relatives of the Pyrgini...

such as Silesaurus, and basal saurischians like Eoraptor. Twenty one autapomorphic characters have been identified in L. chanarensis, these include: the...

which are neither clearly assignable to any one species group, nor autapomorphic enough to be included in a monospecific "group". These include: AEBR...

and not a pneumatic structure. The anterior dorsal vertebrae show an autapomorphic ridge on the anterior centrodiapophyseal lamina. Even the posterior...

miles (6.4 km) south of Sherlock, South Australia. Lomholdt listed six autapomorphic features of the genus. Both sexes have outer claws which are much bigger...

length and 10 kg (22 lb) in body mass. It can be distinguished by four autapomorphic, unique derived traits: the presence of an evident groove between the...

suggests specialization on small prey, possibly invertebrates. Other autapomorphic features of this taxon are a parachoanal tooth row that extends far...

interosseous muscle (PPIM) is absent in non-human primates, and is probably an autapomorphic muscle unique to the human thumb (together with flexor pollicis longus)...

tubercles on the maxilla and on the premaxilla. Caryonosuchus also has autapomorphic rough ornamentation with grooves and bony ridges on its rostrum. †Chenanisuchus...

genus. Other traits of M. splendidus and other Metallyticus species are autapomorphic, including the metallic coloration and large outer spine on the front...

prezygapophyses, an autapomorphy (unique derived feature) of the genus. Also autapomorphic are the short lengths of the centra (vertebral bodies) in the shoulder...

may be a junior synonym of D. torosus, since there is a near lack of autapomorphic characters that can differentiate this species. They also claimed that...

fit into any other genus of Lyttini, having a unique combination of autapomorphic characters, namely reduced elytra, no wings and modified antennae, so...

Partial skulls and jaws. The three named species do not display any autapomorphic characters and should be considered indeterminate within the genus....

relatively short pedal unguals, and therefore these represent two additional autapomorphic reversals of Barasaurus. Although the complete pedal phalangeal count...

Huinculsaurus is distinguished from all other theropods by several autapomorphic features of the vertebrae including elongated articular facets on the...

Viellot, in Paraguay and Buenos Aires, Argentina. The species is highly autapomorphic and is placed in a sister-group with the southern pochard, but evidence...

configuration seen in the temporal region of confuciusornithids was autapomorphic (a unique trait that evolved secondarily rather than having been retained...

placement within conodonta has not yet been fully resolved, due to the autapomorphic nature of its elements, the oral structure of this species bears some...

distal portion of the humerus. This large-sized pterosaur also has autapomorphic square distal humerus cross section, and a straight vertical groove...

distal humerus cross-section. This medium-sized pterosaur also has autapomorphic small pneumatic foramen on ventral surface of humerus proximal end,...

200–2,612 lb) estimated for N. philippinensis. N. hayasakai has three autapomorphic features, all of which are present on the teeth - presence of crochet...

to say whether this character distribution implies that Tiktaalik is autapomorphic, that Panderichthys and tetrapods are convergent, or that Panderichthys...

incomplete right femur, twenty-six caudal and four dorsal vertebrae. Autapomorphic features of Pellegrinisaurus, by which it can be distinguished, are:...

process of the parietal, and a truncated supraciliary foramen. These autapomorphic features distinguish Albertavenator from other troodontids such as Troodon...

tubercles on the maxilla and on the premaxilla. Caryonosuchus also has autapomorphic rough ornamentation with grooves and bony ridges on its rostrum. DGM 1411-R...

mimics whose relationships are entirely obscure; they are so highly autapomorphic it is hard to tell if they are truly ancient among the salticoids, or...

Sternoptychidae and the Stomiidae, respectively. These two, in turn, are highly autapomorphic, and at a casual glance do not look as if they were as closely related...

its prey. The species Prosqualodon australis is distinguished by the autapomorphic feature that is its triangular parafalciform fossa. Prosqualodon australis...

bone linking its ventral and posterior processes. It has, in a similar autapomorphic fashion, a thick, rough-surfaced process dorsal to the eye socket that...

holotype, and that the dentaries of troodontids to not bear unique, autapomorphic features, Polyodontosaurus was a nomen dubium, and could not be considered...

large group of closely related Teleostei, a mere two rather peculiarly autapomorphic orders at best. In some treatments, it is even monotypic. As originally...

distant ancestors, reptiles like Postosuchus. However, it is also highly autapomorphic, meaning that it possessed many other features which are completely...

genus Halaelurus, which is inconsistent with the presence of three autapomorphic traits in Haploblepharus that are not shared by either Halaelurus or...

Siliquariidae and Turridae. Therefore, this characteristic is to be considered autapomorphic. a unique radular formula with an underlying rhipidoglossate ground...

from the pterygoid, contacting the maxilla. CT-scanning revealed an autapomorphic internal crest on the dorsal palate that follows the internal margin...

was described, the paleontologists are believed that this feature is autapomorphic for Paludititan, however, some vertebrae found in 2019 in the vicinity...

the skulls of modern grebes of the order Podicipediformes. Among its autapomorphic traits is the position and development of the fossae glandulae nasales...

between the compound eyes, which are absent in males of Chitoniscus. The autapomorphic characteristics of the genus include the comb-like projections of the...

bone. The ulna is similar and has a large olecranon process and an autapomorphic broad groove running down along its outer edge. The hand is poorly known...

Protereisma. The monophyly of Coxoplectoptera is demonstrated by several autapomorphic characters in the adult stage, such as the raptorial forelegs and single-segmented...

anteromedian portion of abdominal tergum VII. This last trait appears to be autapomorphic for the genus. Queens and males are unknown. The most outstanding feature...

arrangement. They were uncertain of B. coccinea's placement as it had highly autapomorphic characteristics, which made analysis of its relationships difficult...

are visible, which Bindellini and colleagues considered potentially autapomorphic of the genus. The jugals are thin, strip-like bones bent at right angles...

posterior interpterygoid vacuities are long. This feature is considered autapomorphic for the genus. The basisphenoid is unkeeled and forms much of the medial...

uniformly spatulate or strongly wavy, as in Acentetaphyllium larssoni. The autapomorphic characteristics of the genus are considered to be the strongly sclerotised...

noticeably elongate along the axis of the length of the jaw, a unique (autapomorphic) characteristic of this genus. Newtonsaurus probably originates from...

transition on the snout. The front tip of the jaw has a large pit, which is autapomorphic (unique) to Rhadinosuchus compared to other archosauriforms. In addition...

the Miocene). Chrysochlorids have been described as "spectacularly autapomorphic" due to how unusual and numerous they are. They are blind, subterranean...

to strongly undulating, giving the abdomen a lobed appearance. The autapomorphic characteristics of this genus are the exceptionally long gonapophyses...

cannot be placed in relation to any one modern group and are neither autapomorphic enough to assign them to own orders. Especially the Late Cretaceous/early...

differentiated geographic forms within which is nested at least one divergent, autapomorphic taxon that invites treatment as a species." George promoted it to species...

description of P. mariosuarezi that the genus Parahelicoprion may lack autapomorphic (derived) characteristics, which puts its status as a monophyletic group...

nasals just posterior to the nares are not swollen in contrast to the autapomorphic condition seen in the latter. However, a further preparation of TTU...

Euobrimus, whose type species Euobrimus atherura was established. A common autapomorphic feature of both genera are the metasternal holes, which, according to...

several other ophthalmosaurids. The centra of the dorsal vertebrae were autapomorphic, being tightly interlocking and having extensive posterolateral lamellae...

Sinornis and Cathayornis has been suggested mainly based on a peculiarly autapomorphic sternum. There is a keel that is Y-shaped and small compared to that...

oviraptorosaurians based on a combination of traits, some of which are autapomorphic (i.e. unique). On the ventral surface near the base of the transverse...

of this group, the Chatham rail with its diminished size and highly autapomorphic morphological adaptations, which until the late 19th century was found...

amphibians. However, Boy (1972) rejected this hypothesis by recognizing autapomorphic larval features of branchiosaurids distinguishing them from other temnospondyls...

girdle of Kundurosaurus: left pubis AENM 2/922-5L (A), left ischium AENM 2/922-3L (B) and the autapomorphic left ilium AENM 2/922-7L (C) in lateral view....

somewhat recurved over it. The elevated lateral trochanteric crest is an autapomorphic feature of and plesiomorphic among Neornithes, as far as is known. It...

advanced snout moths, a lineage which otherwise includes the even more autapomorphic subfamilies Epipaschiinae and Phycitinae. Even though the Pyralinae...

also occur in other genera of the Phyllidae, but do not represent autapomorphic traits of the genus. Both sexes always possess inner lobes (protibial...

Germany. The type and only species, S. boldi, is diagnosed by three autapomorphic features of the skull that differentiate it from all other eryopids:...

unknown due to the incompleteness of the specimens. A combination of autapomorphic traits can be used to distinguish Kawanectes from all other elasmosaurids:...

the hindleg tibiae. The male genital's valvae usually have complex autapomorphic modifications (such as a hypertrophied ampulla and gnathos) in this...

only slightly larger than the foramen of the parietal bone. These autapomorphic traits are unique to Qianxisaurus among all known eosauropterygians...

certain longitudinal veins of the forewings (tegmina) are considered as autapomorphic characteristics of the genus. In females, the first radial vein (R1)...

likely is not. While historically regarded as dubious due to a lack of autapomorphic (distinguishing) traits, the 2011 work by Upchurch, Mannion, and Barrett...

Heterodontosaurus specimens. Its orientation, not presence, is now considered autapomorphic for Manidens. The postorbital process of the jugal, initially described...

to 3.7 centimetres (0.98 to 1.46 in) long Haaniella parva. A common autapomorphic characteristic of the Heteropterygidae is the presence of sensory areas...

2n=40 and its fundamental number is FN=72. C. fulvescens contains an autapomorphic allele for the gene RAG1 distinguishing it from C. perotensis and C...

of 1.15 kg (2.5 lb). It possesses a hypotarsus, which it evolved autapomorphically from modern birds, as it covers the upper end of the second, not the...

lengths of 31 to 58 millimetres (1.2 to 2.3 in). Characteristic and thus autapomorphic are their mostly pronounced hump-like elevations on the rear meso- and...

Obrimini, but from the tenth tergum. This characteristic is considered autapomorphic for the tribe Hoplocloniini. The nocturnal insects hide on the ground...

Heteropteryx. The latter appears more likely due to the lack of larger autapomorphic differences. Valid species are: Haaniella Kirby, 1904 (syn. = Heteropteryx...

rest of the bone, and does not bear any distinct articular facets. Autapomorphically, the top end of the ilium is 1.5 times the width of the acetabular...

rest of the bone, and does not bear any distinct articular facets. Autapomorphically, the top end of the ilium is 1.5 times the width of the acetabular...

5 cm. The presence of sensory areas, which is considered to be the autapomorphic characteristic of the Heteropterygidae, is fully developed in the Dataminae...

the hindwing upperside near the base of the cubital vein; these are autapomorphically tucked away in a flat deep pouch in space 1b between the wing veins...