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phytosaurs in the
clade Leptosuchomorpha. As with all
other phytosaurs,
mystriosuchins lived during Late Tri****ic. The name is
derived from the
genus Mystriosuchus...
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Phylogenetic analyses suggest that
Smilosuchus is more
closely related to
mystriosuchins than to
Leptosuchus species. Like all phytosaurs,
Smilosuchus had the...
- or
mystriosuchin.
Redondasaurus R.
gregorii Arizona Utah "Siltstone" / Rock
Point Petrified Forest Church Rock A
large late-surviving
mystriosuchin phytosaur...
- autapomorphy, its
phylogenetic position as well as a
trait shared with
mystriosuchins,
justified the
erection of a new
taxon for the material. Pravusuchus...
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Machaeroprosopus M.
lottorum Upper Patricia Site (MOTT 3870) Two
skulls A
derived mystriosuchin phytosaur closely related to and
intermediate with Redondasaurus. M...
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Cosner Ranch,
Skulls and
postcrania A
brachyrostral (thick-snouted)
mystriosuchin phytosaur.
American phytosaurs are
prone to
significant taxonomic controversy...
- and Gr****: πρόσωπος prósōpos, 'bordering on') is an
extinct genus of
mystriosuchin leptosuchomorph phytosaur from the Late Tri****ic of the southwestern...
- ago. Trilophosaurus, Poposaurus, Desmatosuchus, dicynodonts, and non-
mystriosuchin phytosaurs are
extirpated from the area
around this time,
while metoposaurs...
- the
clade Mystriosuchini. Though, the
analysis only
contained one non-
mystriosuchin phytosaur taxon. If
Mystriosuchus and
Ebrachosuchus neukami were to...
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Coburgosuchus is an
extinct genus of
mystriosuchin phytosaur. The
genus was
named for Coburg, Germany, the type
locality where specimens have been found...
