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The 23 pages that link to Therapsida, each with the reason it gives.

• TriassicNarrower topic: Therapsids remained prominent in Triassic ecosystems as mammal-line animals evolved.

• LystrosaurusNarrower topic: This broader lineage places Lystrosaurus among the ancestors and relatives of mammals.

• GorgonopsiaNarrower topic: Gorgonopsians were therapsids, sharing this broader lineage’s distinctive skull and jaw traits.

• DicynodontiaNarrower topic: Dicynodonts belong to this broader group of mammal-line synapsids.

• DinocephaliaNarrower topic: Dinocephalia is one of the earliest major branches within this group.

• CynodontiaNarrower topic: Cynodontia is one of the major therapsid lineages.

• InostranceviaNarrower topic: Gorgonopsians, including Inostrancevia, belong to this broader synapsid lineage.

• TherocephaliaNarrower topic: Therocephalia is one of the major therapsid lineages.

• ThrinaxodonNarrower topic: This broader group contains the cynodont lineage to which Thrinaxodon belongs.

• MoschopsNarrower topic: Moschops belongs to this group of mammal-line synapsids.

• PlaceriasNarrower topic: Placerias was a non-mammalian therapsid within this evolutionary lineage.

• GorgonopsNarrower topic: Gorgonops belonged to this broader lineage of mammal relatives.

• BurnetiaNarrower topic: Burnetia belongs to this lineage of mammal relatives.