- Tri****ic of Colorado. It is
known from a
single species,
Kwanasaurus williamparkeri.
Kwanasaurus had a deeper,
stronger skull and
greater specialization...
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silesaurids (such as Lewisuchus)
being carnivorous and
later taxa (such as
Kwanasaurus)
having adaptations for
specialized herbivory. As
indicated by the contents...
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Lower jaws and
teeth of (top to bottom)
Kwanasaurus, Asilisaurus, Eucoelophysis, Technosaurus, Sacisaurus, Silesaurus,
Diodorus scytobrachion and Soumyasaurus...
- Asilisaurus? Diodorus?
Eocursor Eucoelophysis? Gamatavus? Ignotosaurus?
Kwanasaurus?
Laquintasaura Lesothosaurus Lewisuchus? Lutungutali? Pisanosaurus? Sacisaurus...
- the more
basal silesaurid Lewisuchus, nor an
obligate herbivore like
Kwanasaurus.
Femora ****igned to
Asilisaurus seem to
exhibit both "slender" and "robust"...
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Soumyasaurus Technosaurus?
Sulcimentisauria Amanasaurus Diodorus Eucoelophysis Gamatavus Gondwanax Ignotosaurus Kwanasaurus Lutungutali Sacisaurus Silesaurus...
- Asilisaurus? Diodorus?
Eocursor Eucoelophysis? Gamatavus? Ignotosaurus?
Kwanasaurus?
Laquintasaura Lesothosaurus Lewisuchus? Lutungutali? Pisanosaurus? Sacisaurus...
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Soumyasaurus Technosaurus?
Sulcimentisauria Amanasaurus Diodorus Eucoelophysis Gamatavus Gondwanax Ignotosaurus Kwanasaurus Lutungutali Sacisaurus Silesaurus...
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found interesting since both were from Africa,
while Eucoelophysis and
Kwanasaurus from
western North America were also each other's
sister taxa. When including...
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Soumyasaurus Technosaurus?
Sulcimentisauria Amanasaurus Diodorus Eucoelophysis Gamatavus Gondwanax Ignotosaurus Kwanasaurus Lutungutali Sacisaurus Silesaurus...
