-
characteristics ancestral to
Archosauromorpha and that
Azendohsaurus was not a
dinosaur at all. Instead,
Azendohsaurus was
actually a more
primitive archosauromorph...
-
olecranon process below the
elbow than in
Azendohsaurus. The hips and hind
limbs are very
similar to
those of
Azendohsaurus. The
ilium has a prominent, semi-circular...
-
Nesbitt et al. (2015)
defined the
group as a stem-based
taxon containing Azendohsaurus madagaskarensis and
Trilophosaurus buettneri and all taxa more closely...
-
archosauromorphs more
closely related to
allokotosaurs (specifically
Azendohsaurus and Trilophosaurus),
rhynchosaurs (specifically Rhynchosaurus), or archosauriforms...
- tall
ascending process of
Azendohsaurus and
possessing at
least 19
teeth (compared to the 12–14 in the
maxilla of
Azendohsaurus). Like
other azendohsaurids...
-
years ago. The
family was
originally named solely for the
eponymous Azendohsaurus,
marking out its
distinctiveness from
other allokotosaurs, but as of...
- also
containing the
Trilophosauridae and the
newly redescribed genus Azendohsaurus,
which had
previously been
mistaken for a
sauropodomorph dinosaur. This...
- than to
Protorosaurus speneri,
Prolacerta broomi,
Mesosuchus browni,
Azendohsaurus madagaskarensis, or
Proterosuchus fergusi. In
their 2024 redescription...
- Ranivoharimanana, L.; Wyss, A.R. (2015). "Postcranial
osteology of
Azendohsaurus madagaskarensis (?Middle to
Upper Tri****ic,
Isalo Group, Madagascar)...
- Ranivoharimanana, L.; Wyss, A.R. (2015). "Postcranial
osteology of
Azendohsaurus madagaskarensis (?Middle to
Upper Tri****ic,
Isalo Group, Madagascar)...
