Name: Oudenodon.
Phonetic: Oo-den-o-don.
Named By: Bain - 1856.
Classification: Chordata, Therapsida,
Dicynodontia, Oudenodontidae.
Species: O. bainii, O. grandis, O.
greyii, O. luangwensis, O. prognathus, O. sakamenensis.
Diet: Herbivore.
Size: Detail unavailable.
Known locations: India - Kundaram Formation.
South Africa - Teekloof Formation.
Time period: Capitanian/Wuchiapingian of the Permian.
Fossil representation: Several individuals.
Oudenodon is a genus of dincynodont therapsid from the late Permian that seems to have been quite generalised in its overall development.
Further reading
- On some reptilian fossils from South Africa. - Quarterly
Journal of the Geological Society of London 16(1):49-62. -
Richard Owen - 1859.
- An Interactive Approach to Distinguishing the late Permian
Dicynodont Species Oudenodon bainii and Tropidostoma
microtrema
(Therapsida: Anomodontia). Palaeontology vol 50 issue 5
- J. Bootha & K. D. Angielczyk - 2007.
- Comparative feeding biomechanics of Lystrosaurus
and the
generalized dicynodont Oudenodon. - S. C.
Jasinoski, E. J.
Rayfield & A. Chinsamy - 2009.