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1  –  short, not sutured to coronoid, denticulated; 2 – carrying tooth whorl\nAnterior end of prearticular: 0 – not forked; 1 – forked\nPrearticular and angular: 0 – separated by ventral exposure of Meckelian bone; 1 – in contact\nPrearticular: 0 – rear part with conspicuous horizontal ledge; 1 – rear part flat\nNumber of coronoids: 0 – more than three; 1 – three\nCoronoid proportions: 0 – posterior coronoid same length as middle coronoid, or shorter; 1 – posterior coronoid significantly longer than middle coronoid\nDentary tooth row reaches symphysis: 0 – yes; 1 – no\nDentary fang pair: 0 – absent; 1 – present\nNumber of fang pairs on posteriormost coronoid: 0 – one; 1 – two; 2 – none\nTooth folding: 0  –  none; 1  –  generalized polyplocodont; 2  –  labyrinthodont; 3  –  dendrodont\nInfradentary foramina: 0  –  always present; 1  –  variable; 2  –  always absent\nNumber of fang pairs on ectopterygoid: 0  –  one; 1  –  two; 2  –  none\nProportions of entopterygoid: 0  –  anterior end level with processus ascendens; 1  –  anterior end considerably anterior to processus ascendens\nEntopterygoids meeting in midline: 0  –  no; 1  –  yes\nPosterior process of vomers: 0  –  absent; 1  –  short; 2  –  long\nAnteromedial process of vomer: 0  –  absent, vomers separated; 1  –  present; 2  –  absent, vomers in close contact\nVomer proportions: 0  –  not much broader than long; 1  –  much broader than long\nRelationship of vomer to parasphenoid: 0  –  no contact, or simple abutment; 1  –  overlap; 2  –  intimate suture with lateral edge of parasphenoid\nInternasal pits: 0  –  undifferentiated; 1  –  strong midline ridge but shallow pits; 2  –  deep pear – shaped pits\nPosterior end of parasphenoid: 0  –  denticulated field extends into spiracular groove; 1  –  denticulated field does not extend into spiracular groove\nEnlarged anterior tooth on premaxilla: 0  –  absent; 1  –  present\nChoana: 0  –  absent; 1 – present\nOrientation of anterior tectal and lateral rostral relative to external nostril: 0 – dorsal/ventral; 1 – posterior/anterior\nWidth of ethmoid relative to length from snout tip to posterior margin of parietals: 0 – more than 80%; 1 – 70 – 80%; 2 – 50 – 70%; 3 – less than 40%\nExtent of crista parotica: 0 – does not reach posterior margin of tabular; 1 – reaches posterior margin of tabular\nCosmine: 0 – present 1 – absent\nPineal foramen: 0  –  present; 1  –  absent\nLocation of pineal foramen/eminence: 0 – level with posterior margin of orbits; 1 – well posterior of orbits\nParietals surround pineal foramen/eminence: 0 – yes; 1 – no\nShape of pineal series: 0  –  round or oval; 1 – kite shaped with distinct posterior corner\nProportions of postparietal shield:  0  –  not extremely wide posteriorly; 1 – extremely wide posteriorly\nPostparietals narrow to a point posteriorly: 0  –  no; 1 – yes\nPosterior margin of tabulars: 0 – anterior to posterior margin of postparietals; 1 – level with posterior margin of postparietals\nMedian postrostral: 0 – absent (postrostral mosaic); 1 – present; 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