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Crurotarsi is a
clade of
archosauriform reptiles that
includes crocodilians and stem-crocodilians and
possibly bird-line
archosaurs too if the extinct...
- group. The
clade Pseudosuchia is
potentially equivalent to
another term,
Crurotarsi, even
though the
latter has a different, node-based definition: "all taxa...
- They were the
first to
erect the
clade Crurotarsi,
while Ornithodira was
named by
Gauthier in 1986.
Crurotarsi and
Ornithodira replaced Pseudosuchia and...
- the
definition of the
clade Crurotarsi would change, as it is
often defined by the
inclusion of phytosaurs. Thus,
Crurotarsi would include phytosaurs and...
- have ever been
included in the
clade Crurotarsi,
excluding purely vernacular terms.
Under some
definitions Crurotarsi includes all archosaurs, but this list...
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numerous specimens and remains.
Rauisuchia 1959 in
paleontology Pseudosuchia Crurotarsi Reig, O. A. (1959). "Primeros
datos descriptivos sobre nuevos arcosaurios...
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Protorosauria †
Division Archosauriformes Subdivision Archosauria Infradivision Crurotarsi Order Phytosauria†
Family Ornithosuchidae †
Family Stagonolepididae †...
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Crurotarsi...
- poorly-developed trochanter. Like
Turfanosuchus and
other members of the
Crurotarsi,
Gracilisuchus has a "crocodile-normal"
ankle joint, with the astragalus...
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Phylogenetic analyses consistently place this
genus within the
group Crurotarsi based on
features of the ankle. Most
studies also
consider it a pseudosuchian...
