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- Centenariosuchus is an extinct genus of caimanine crocodylian known from the Miocene of the Panama Canal Zone of Panama. It contains a single species,...
- †Albertochampsa †Brachychampsa †Chrysochampsa †Stangerochampsa Jacarea Norell, 1988 Caiman Melanosuchus †Acresuchus †Centenariosuchus †Necrosuchus †Purussaurus...
- venezuelensis † Caiman wannlangstoni Caiman yacare, Yacare caiman Genus † Centenariosuchus Genus † Chinatichampsus Genus † Culebrasuchus Genus † Eocaiman Genus...
- Acresuchus Bottosaurus Brachychampsa? Centenariosuchus Ceratosuchus? Chinatichampsus Culebrasuchus Eocaiman? Globidentosuchus Gnatusuchus Kuttanacaiman...
- Acresuchus Bottosaurus Brachychampsa? Centenariosuchus Ceratosuchus? Chinatichampsus Culebrasuchus Eocaiman? Globidentosuchus Gnatusuchus Kuttanacaiman...
- Middle Miocene epochs (Hemingfordian). Fossils of the crocodylian Centenariosuchus, the turtle Rhinoclemmys panamaensis and the artiodactyl Paratoceras...
- Family: Alligatoridae Subfamily: Caimaninae Clade: Jacarea Norell, 1988 Genera Caiman Melanosuchus †Acresuchus †Centenariosuchus †Necrosuchus †Purussaurus...
- Acresuchus Bottosaurus Brachychampsa? Centenariosuchus Ceratosuchus? Chinatichampsus Culebrasuchus Eocaiman? Globidentosuchus Gnatusuchus Kuttanacaiman...
- Acresuchus Bottosaurus Brachychampsa? Centenariosuchus Ceratosuchus? Chinatichampsus Culebrasuchus Eocaiman? Globidentosuchus Gnatusuchus Kuttanacaiman...
- Purussaurus as closely related clades, this time as sister genera with Centenariosuchus just outside this shared clade. Much like with the unrelated but morphologically...