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An extinct genus of carnivorous synapsid (apex predator of the Early Permian period) characterized by a large, prominent neural spine sail on its back and two distinct types of teeth in its jaw.

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"The museum's paleontology wing features a fully articulated pelycosaur skeleton, showcasing the dramatic dorsal sail that scientists believe may have been used for thermoregulation."

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pelycosaur
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synapsid

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