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Azendohsauridae is a
family of
allokotosaurian archosauromorphs that
lived during the
Middle to Late Tri****ic period,
around 242-216
million years ago...
- one
representing almost the
entire skeleton. It is a
member of the
Azendohsauridae, a
clade of Tri****ic
reptiles that was
initially recognised by adaptations...
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related to the
smaller and
better known Azendohsaurus in the
family Azendohsauridae. Like some
ceratopsid dinosaurs,
Shringasaurus had two
large horns...
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existence has been found, it
remains a
common belief in
South Asia.
Azendohsauridae: the
skull of the tri****ic
azendohsaurid archosauromorph Shringasaurus...
- the
namesake and
typifier of its own
family of allokotosaurs, the
Azendohsauridae;
initially the only member, the
family now
includes other similar allokotosaurs...
- but a 2015
study offered an
alternative name. This
study found that
Azendohsauridae, Tri****ic
reptiles previously mistaken for "prosauropod" dinosaurs...
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Rhynchosaurus articeps. Therefore,
Allokotosauria includes the
families Azendohsauridae and
Trilophosauridae by definition, as well as the
potentially more...
- Arctosaurus? Drepanosauromorpha? Kuehneosauridae?
Azendohsauridae Trilophosauridae Anisodontosaurus? Coelodontognathus? Doniceps?
Rutiotomodon Spinosuchus...
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Malerisaurus as an
allokotosaurian archosauromorph belonging to the
family Azendohsauridae. In 2021,
Nesbitt et al. once
again looked at Malerisaurus, and found...
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Azendohsauridae Trilophosauridae ...
