Explores life during the Permian period, a prehistoric era about 300 million years ago that preceded the rise of dinosaurs. It portrays the Permian as a harsh and dangerous time dominated by strange and powerful predators and armored herbivores inhabiting the vast supercontinent Pangaea. Key creatures include the Dimetrodon, recognizable by its sail-like back; the massive Anteosaurus, one of the top predators of its age; and the saber-toothed Gorgonopsids, which appeared toward the end of the period. The passage also mentions Scutosaurus, a heavily armored herbivore built for defense. Overall, it emphasizes how the drying climate and shifting ecosystems of the late Permian sparked an evolutionary arms race among early reptilian and amphibian species, setting the stage for future vertebrate evolution.
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