Dimetrodon
Two Dimetrodon fighting over territory or mates. The sail of the Dimetrodon was probably sexual in nature, with females choosing the male with the biggest sail.
Beautifully preserved skeleton of a Dimetrodon at the Dinosaurs exhibits of the Royal Tyrrel Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta. The two types of teeth, shearing teeth, and sharp canine teeth can be seen clearly.
A brown dimetrodon, a prehistoric sail-backed creature that predates the dinosaurs, stands in a permian era wetland bearing its sharp teeth.
Computer generated 3D illustration with the pelycosaur Dimetrodon
Dimetrodon sculpture in Zaurolandia dinosaur park, Rogowo, Poland.
The Dimetrodon had elongated spines extending from its vertebrate.
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