-
fossils of
Purussaurus in the
Peruvian Amazon (600 km from Lima).[citation needed]
Analysis of a
biomechanical model of the
skull of
Purussaurus indicated...
- make
their hides stiffer.
Several extinct forms are known,
including Purussaurus, a
giant Miocene genus that grew to 12 m (39 ft) and the
equally large...
-
found in
Purussaurus.
These depressions may
increase with body size in the Acresuchus-
Purussaurus clade.
Acresuchus shares traits with
Purussaurus that may...
- very
large compared to
other alligatorids, save for the
giant caiman Purussaurus and its
closest relatives. The
genus was
first described in 1876 on the...
-
which serves to set
Paranasuchus apart from taxa like Mourasuchus,
Purussaurus,
Acresuchus and even the
extant broad-snouted caiman, all of
which have...
-
Paleosuchus trigonatus, Smooth-fronted
caiman Genus †
Protocaiman Genus †
Purussaurus Genus †
Tsoabichi Brochu,
Christopher A. (2003). "Phylogenetic approaches...
-
Orthogenysuchus from
North America, and more
distantly to the
giant caiman Purussaurus which it
shared its
habitat with. However, more
recent papers indicate...
- Mourasuchus,
Purussaurus and Acresuchus.
Within this clade, the two
Parana species form a
trichotomy with Mourasuchus,
while Purussaurus and Acresuchus...
- all
other caimans other than
Purussaurus brasiliensis and some
species of Paleosuchus.
Necrosuchus differs from
Purussaurus through its
slender mandibular...
-
Miocene Rhamphosuchus, the Late
Cretaceous Deinosuchus, and the
Miocene Purussaurus according to
current estimates at that time. However,
extrapolation from...
