A (2 species) |
Angelosaurus - Early Permian |
Archaeothyris - Late Carboniferous, 306 Ma |
B (0 species) |
C (4 species) |
Casea - Early Permian |
Cotylorhynchus - Kungurian, 279.5-272 Ma |
Ctenorhachis - Early Permian, Artinskian |
Ctenospondylus - Early Permian Artinskian-Kungurian |
D (2 species) |
Dimacrodon - Lower Permian |
Dimetrodon - Cisuralian, 295-272 Ma |
E (2 species) |
Ennatosaurus - 265-254 Ma |
Eothyris - Early Permian,[1] Artinskian |
F (0 species) |
G (0 species) |
H (1 species) |
Haptodus - Late Carboniferous - Early Permian, 299-296.4 Ma |
I (1 species) |
Ianthasaurus - Late Carboniferous, 302 Ma |
J (0 species) |
K (0 species) |
L (0 species) |
M (2 species) |
Macromerion - Late Carboniferous 304.2-299 Ma |
Mycterosaurus - Early Permian |
N (1 species) |
Nitosaurus - Unavailable |
O (3 species) |
Oedaleops - Early Permian |
Ophiacodon - Late Carboniferous to Early Permian 306-280 Ma |
Oromycter - Early Permian 290.1-268 Ma |
P (1 species) |
Palaeohatteria - Early Permian, Sakmarian |
Q (0 species) |
R (0 species) |
S (3 species) |
Secodontosaurus - Cisuralian, 285-272.3 Ma |
Sphenacodon - Pennsylvanian to Cisuralian, 300-280 Ma |
Stereorhachis - Late Carboniferous |
T (0 species) |
U (0 species) |
V (3 species) |
Varanodon - Early Permian, 271 Ma |
Varanops - Early Permian, 279.5-272.5 Ma |
Varanosaurus - Early Permian, 280 Ma |
W (0 species) |
X (0 species) |
Y (0 species) |
Z (0 species) |