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You\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness in my country, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\'ve already changed the \
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You\\\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness in my country, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\\\'ve already changed the \\\"thecodont\\\" references in the trope to \\\"basal archosaurs\\\"...but have left al least one reference, specifying that it\\\'s an abandoned term now :-)

P.S. \\\"Thecodontia\\\" is not synonym with basal \\\'\\\'Archosauromorpha\\\'\\\' but basal \\\'\\\'Archosauriformes\\\'\\\' instead. Tanystropheus and Rhynchosaur have never been considered thecodonts, the latter \\\"started\\\" from Proterosuchidae in the tree.
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You\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness in my country, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\'ve already changed the \
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You\\\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness in my country, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\\\'ve already changed the \\\"thecodont\\\" references in the trope to \\\"basal archosaurs\\\"...but have left al least one reference, specifying that it\\\'s an abandoned term now :-)

P.S. \\\'\\\'Thecodontia\\\'\\\' is not synonym with basal \\\'\\\'Archosauromorpha\\\'\\\' but basal \\\'\\\'Archosauriformes\\\'\\\' instead. Tanystropheus and Rhynchosaur have never been considered thecodonts, the latter \\\"started\\\" from Proterosuchidae in the tree.
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You\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in my country the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\'ve already changed the \
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You\\\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness in my country, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\\\'ve already changed the \\\"thecodont\\\" references in the trope to \\\"basal archosaurs\\\"...but have left al least one reference, specifying that it\\\'s an abandoned term now :-)
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You\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in Italy the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!). Anyway, I\'ve already changed the \
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You\\\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in my country the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!)..... Anyway, I\\\'ve already changed the \\\"thecodont\\\" references in the trope to \\\"basal archosaurs\\\"...but have left al least one reference, specifying that it\\\'s an abandoned term now :-)
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You\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in Italy the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!). This explains why I tend to accept old-fashioned terms such as thecodonts. Anyway, I\'ve already changed the \
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You\\\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in Italy the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!). Anyway, I\\\'ve already changed the \\\"thecodont\\\" references in the trope to \\\"basal archosaurs\\\"...but have left al least one reference, specifying that it\\\'s an abandoned term now :-)
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You\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in Italy the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the Linnean system (sigh!). This explains why I tend to accept old-fashioned terms such as thecodonts. Anyway, I\'ve already changed the \
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You\\\'re right: nobody uses Thecodonts anymore....maybe in USA, but in Italy the cladistic method has yet to enter in public consciousness, and many Italian popular-science writers still use the term Thecodonts (sigh!). This explains why I tend to accept old-fashioned terms such as thecodonts. Anyway, I\\\'ve already changed the \\\"thecodont\\\" references in the trope to \\\"basal archosaurs\\\"...but have left al least one reference, specifying that it\\\'s an abandoned term now :-)
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