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Despite the likely absence of limbs, adelospondyls retained a large part of the bony shoulder girdle. Adelospondyls have been assigned to a variety of groups...

lepospondyl monophyly. For example, a 2007 paper has suggested that adelospondyls are stem-tetrapods close to colosteids and a 2017 paper on Lethiscus...

been completely absent (akin to stem-tetrapods such as aistopods and adelospondyls) or merely small (akin to stem-tetrapods such as colosteids and Crassigyrinus)...

Acherontiscus is an exception among adelospondyls). Some analyses published since 2007 have argued that adelospondyls such as Acherontiscus may not actually...

Adelogyrinus is an extinct genus of adelospondyl tetrapodomorph, fossils of which were found in the Dunnet Shale of Scotland. "†Adelogyrinus Watson 1928"...

Adelospondylus is an extinct adelospondyl tetrapodomorph from the Carboniferous of what is now Scotland. "†Adelospondylus Carroll 1967". Paleobiology Database...

Dolichopareias is an extinct genus of adelospondyl tetrapodomorph. Paleontology portal Prehistoric amphibian List of prehistoric amphibians "†Dolichopareias...

Palaeomolgophis is an extinct genus of eel-like adelospondyl tetrapodomorphs containing a single species—Palaeomolgophis scoticus. Their limbs are much...

other amphibians that have independently developed elongated bodies. Adelospondyls, lysorophians, aïstopods, and some salamanders all have an increased...