- (Anisian).
While most
other early archosauriforms walked on four limbs,
euparkeriids were
probably facultative bipeds that had the
ability to walk on their...
- neoetus,
named in 1989.
Dorosuchus was
considered to be a
relative of
euparkeriid Euparkeria based on the
features of the
limbs and
pelvic girdle. Most...
- an
upright stance. Some
extinct reptiles, such as
proterosuchids and
euparkeriids, also
possessed these features yet
originated prior to the
split between...
-
German paleontologist Friedrich von
Huene in 1920;
Huene classified euparkeriids as
members of Pseudosuchia, a
traditional name for
crocodilian relatives...
-
millimetres (4.5 in),
similar to the 127
millimetres (5.0 in)
femur of the
euparkeriid "Turfanosuchus" shageduensis. The
longest known femur of
Euparkeria is...
- Liu, Jun; Butler,
Richard J. (2014-11-25). "Systematics of ****tive
euparkeriids (Diapsida: Archosauriformes) from the Tri****ic of China". PeerJ. 2: e658...
- ****van, C.; Liu, J.; Butler, R. J. (2014). "Systematics of ****tive
euparkeriids (Diapsida: Archosauriformes) from the Tri****ic of China". PeerJ. 2: e658...
-
which are
found in
other early archosauriformes, such as
Doswellia and
euparkeriids. In erythrosuchids, the
centra (central
parts of vertebrae) are deeply...
-
archosauriform Euparkeria E.
capensis Trirachodon-Kannemeyeria
Subzone (B) A
euparkeriid archosauriform Garjainia G.
madiba Langbergia-Garjainia
Subzone (A) An...
-
discuss whether IVPP V.2701
might be a
suchian or
euparkeriid. In
their review of ****tive
euparkeriids from China,
Richard Butler and
colleagues concluded...
