Data from: Faunal overview of the Mud Hill locality from the early Permian Vale Formation of Taylor County, Texas

Gee et al 2017_FigS1_1colPhotomicrographs of the dominant lithologies found at the Mud Hill locality and their included sand fractions; rock texture is shown on the left and the nature of the sand fraction recovered from each rock is shown on the right: (1) texture and sand fraction of the typical red shale; (2) texture and sand fraction of the typical siltstone; (3) texture and sand fraction of the typical caliche nodule. Vertical margin of each photograph equal to 2.5 mm.Gee et al 2017_FigS2_2colPhotographs of an indeterminate captorhinid right humerus (TMM 43628-11): (1) extensor profile; (2) flexor profile; (3) posterior profile; (4) anterior profile. Scale bar equal to 1 cm.Gee et al 2017_FigS3_1colPhotographs of diadectid vertebral material: (1) isolated centrum in anterior and dorsal profile (TMM 43628-4) from the D-1 site; (2) articulated vertebrae in dorsal profile (TMM 43628-6) from the D-3 site. Scale bars equal to 1 cm.Gee et al 2017_FigS4_2colPhotographs of a diadectid humerus (TMM 43628-4) from the D-1 site. (1) extensor profile; (2) posterior profile; (3) flexor profile; (4) anterior profile. Scale bar equal to 5 cm.Gee et al 2017_FigS5_2colPhotographs of diadectid pectoral and pelvic material (TMM 43628-4) from the D-1 site: (1) partial left scapulacoracoid and cleithrum in lateral profile; (2) the same in medial profile; (3) partial right iliac blade in medial profile; (4) the same in lateral profile; (5) the same in dorsal profile; (6) right ischium in dorsal profile; (7) the same in lateral profile; (8) the same in medial profile. Scale bar equal to 5 cm.