- have
appeared in
human cultures around the
world since Ancient Egypt. "
Crocodilia" and "Crocodylia" have been used
interchangeably for
decades starting...
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- made
several short art films.
Ridley has
written three books for adults:
Crocodilia (1988), In the Eyes of Mr. Fury (1989), and
Flamingoes in
Orbit (1990)...
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Crocodilia is an
order of
mostly large, predatory,
semiaquatic reptiles,
which includes true crocodiles, the alligators, and caimans; as well as the gharial...
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lumped into the
order Crocodilia. However,
beginning in the late 1980s, many
scientists began restricting the
order Crocodilia to the
living species and...
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forward like a wave. On
average a
tooth is
replaced every few months.
Crocodilia are the only non-mammalian
vertebrates with
tooth sockets. Alligators...
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epidermal components of the
integumentary system in
animals of the
order Crocodilia. The
epidermal scutes of the
alligator consists of
oblong horny scales...
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dinosaur clade Theropoda.
According to the
current consensus, Aves and
Crocodilia are the sole
living members of an
unranked clade, the Archosauria. Simplified...
- the
family Alligatoridae. They are the
smallest members of the
order Crocodilia in the Americas. The
genus name
Paleosuchus is
derived from the Gr****...
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reptile in the
genus Alligator of the
family Alligatoridae of the
order Crocodilia. The two
extant species are the
American alligator (A. mississippiensis)...