Abstract
The rate of developmental changes in ornamentation of the dermal skull observed at the submature stages of the trematosauroid Benthosuchus (Amphibia, Temnospondyli) shows a wide range of individual variation divided into two dominant modes. The analysis of this variation based on comparisons within samples of two dermal bones (supratemporal and squamosal) displays that such a bimodality is distinctly expressed at the earliest known growth stage and tends to disappear with age.
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