What is another word for pantotheria?
Pronunciation: [pˌantəðˈi͡əɹɪə] (IPA) 
Pantotheria is a group of extinct mammals that lived during the Cretaceous period. This group is known for its diverse range of morphological and ecological adaptations. Synonyms for Pantotheria include Allotheria, Progantheria, and Eupantotheria. Allotheria refers to an extinct group of non-therian mammals, while Progantheria refers to a group that includes the ancestors of modern marsupials and placentals. Eupantotheria is a subgroup within Pantotheria that evolved during the early Cretaceous period and includes animals that share a common ancestor with modern mammals. These synonyms highlight the importance of understanding the evolutionary history of organisms and the relationships between different groups of animals.
