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	\| name = Discosauriscidae
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	\| fossil_range = Early ]
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	\| image = Discos2.jpg
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	\| image_caption = ''Discosauriscus austriacus''
	\| regnum = ]ia
	\| phylum = ]
	\| subphylum = ]
	\| superclassis = ]
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	\| familia = '''Discosauriscidae'''
	\| familia_authority = (Romer, 1974)
	\| subdivision_ranks = Genera
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	'''Discosauriscidae''' was a family of Lower ] ].

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