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- and all descendants of their common ancestor. The phylogeny of basal metasuchians has experienced many revisions in recent years. The phylogeny of notosuchians...
- In 2007, however, a phylogenetic study placed baurusuchids as basal metasuchians and sebecids as close relatives to a family of notosuchians called the...
- in part on the leftovers of Thylacosmilus kills. Terrestrial sebecid (metasuchian) crocodyliforms with ziphodont teeth were also present at least through...
- related to notosuchians and other such as Sebecus forming a clade of metasuchians more distantly related to Notosuchia. Larsson and Sues (2007) named this...
- preceding a significant diversification of more terrestrially-adapted metasuchians in the Cretaceous. Coastal and freshwater turtle diversity also declined...
- while baurusuchids are either basal metasuchians or deeply nested within Notosuchia, a large clade of extinct metasuchians. Baurusuchidae is polyphyletic,...
- deep rostrum or mandible. It also had traits that it shared with other metasuchians, the dentary had lateral depressions and had a prolongation that extends...
- baurusuchids were split up, with Baurusuchus placed as a more basal metasuchian and the remaining baurusuchids (Bretesuchus and Pabwehshi) placed as...
- however, crocodilians were not yet common, with other crocodylomorphs like metasuchians comprising the dominant fauna. Crocodilians were entirely absent from...
- "Cerro Barcino Formation's crocodile") is an extinct genus of carnivorous metasuchian from the early Cretaceous period. It is a peirosaurid which lived during...