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Lycosuchus is a genus of early therocephalian that lived roughly 260–258 million years ago, straddling the boundary of the Middle and Late Permian period, from what is now South Africa. The type and only species is L. vanderrieti, first described in 1903 by Robert Broom from a nearly complete skull discovered in the Karoo Supergroup. Additional specimens of the same taxon, with a more or less comparable degree of preservation, were later reported, allowing for a better description of the palate and even its internal endocranial anatomy. Two additional species were proposed, but the nature of the fossils on which they are based is considered doubtful. Recognised Lycosuchus fossils are known from the uppermost Abrahamskraal and lowest Teekloof Formations, corresponding to the Tapinocephalus and Endothiodon faunal assemblage zones.