Gow, C. E.2015-01-082015-01-0819780078-8554http://hdl.handle.net/10539/16256Main articleThe dentitions of several presumed herbivorous Triassic reptiles are described and discussed. Some changes in dentitions with growth suggest that juveniles were insectivorous. The appearance of these forms may have been facilitated by floral changes which took place in the early Triassic.enherbivory; reptiles; TriassicThe advent of herbivory in certain reptilian lineages during the TriassicArticle