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Crocodiles (family
Crocodylidae) or true
crocodiles are large,
semiaquatic reptiles that live
throughout the
tropics in Africa, Asia, the
Americas and...
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split into 3 subfamilies: Alligatoridae,
alligators and caimans;
Crocodylidae, true crocodiles; and Gavialidae, the
gharial and
false gharial. Conservation...
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stratigraphic (fossil age) data
established the inter-relationships
within Crocodylidae. In 2021,
Hekkala et al. were able to use paleogenomics,
extracting DNA...
- crocodiles, and is more
inclusive than the
crown group Crocodylidae. As a
crown group,
Crocodylidae only
includes the last
common ancestor of all extant...
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Crocodylus is a
genus of true
crocodiles in the
family Crocodylidae. The
generic name, Crocodylus, was
proposed by
Josephus Nicolaus Laurenti in 1768....
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typical blind snakes Superorder Crocodylomorpha Suborder Eusuchia Family Crocodylidae –
crocodiles Family Alligatoridae –
alligators and
caimans Family Gavialidae...
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Three species of
crocodilian are
present in India. The
mugger (or marsh)
crocodile (Crocodylus palustris) is
found in
lakes and
rivers throughout the country...
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simultaneously used to
establish the inter-relationships
within Crocodylidae. This
cladogram was
revised in a
paleogenomics study.
Mugger crocodile...
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Crocodylidae Gavialidae...
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living crocodilians. However,
although more
morphologically similar to
Crocodylidae based on
skeletal features,
recent molecular studies using DNA sequencing...
