The Permian period lasted from approximately 299 to 251 million years ago and was the last period of the Paleozoic era. During this time, the Earth was dominated by a supercontinent called Pangaea and the climate was hot and dry.
When the Early Permian epoch began, many animal lineages had just a few varieties and genera. As the environment grew warmer, these lineages gradually expanded into new varieties and subspecies.
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Diictodon
02:08 Mesosaurus
03:36 Diplocaulus
04:51 Secodontosaurus
06:00 Eryops
07:22 Ophiacodon
08:12 Edaphosaurus
09:23 Lystrosaurus
10:45 Scutosaurus
12:20 Estemmenosuchus
13:47 Dimetrodon
15:29 Inostrancevia
16:39 Moschops
17:42 Cotylorhynchus
18:31 Anteosaurus
20:25 Prionosuchus
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