CLASS: Synapsida ORDER: Therapsida SUBORDER: Dicynodonta time: Early Triassic, size: About 10 feet (3meters) long. distribution: Fossils have been found in South Africa, India, Argentina, and Australia. Kannemeyeria was a land-dwelling herbivore. Its horny beak and powerful jaw muscles were adapted for tearing up and processing the vegetation upon which it fed. Although Kannemeyeria looks like it is related to Protoceratops, it is not. Kannemeyeria is not a dinosaur. CCLASS: Synapsida ORDER: Therapsida SUBORDER: Cynodontia time: EarlyTriassic, size: 3 feet (1 meter) long distribution: Fossils have been found in South Africa, India, and Argentina Cynognathus was a powerful predator with strong jaws and sharp teeth. Like modern mammalian predators, its strong jaws were set with 3 types of teeth: incisors for cutting, long canines for stabbing and slashing, and cheek teeth for shearing. Perhaps these predators hunted in packs like wolves.