Carboniferous and Early Permian vertebrates called __________ had the world largely to themselves and adapted into many forms, some of them rather large.

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The Carboniferous and Early Permian periods are known for their diverse amphibians, sometimes referred to as "coal-age amphibians." These amphibians were adapted to a range of environments and included both aquatic and terrestrial forms. Some of the largest known amphibians, such as the temnospondyls, lived during this time.

Carboniferous and Early Permian Vertebrates Called __________ Had the World