 American paleontologist Alfred Romer brought the name Temnospondyli back into use in the later 20th century . <unk> @-@ <unk> used the name Labyrinthodontia in a strict sense ( sensu stricto ) to refer to <unk> and <unk> , excluding <unk> . Romer agreed with this classification , but used the name Temnospondyli to avoid confusion with Labyrinthodontia in its wider sense ( sensu lato ) . Unlike modern temnospondyl classification , however , Romer included the primitive <unk> in the group . 
