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- Qianosuchus is an extinct genus of aquatic poposauroid archosaur from the middle Tri****ic (Anisian) Guanling Formation of Pan County, China. It is represented...
- shuvosaurids, ctenosauriscids, and other unusual pseudosuchians such as Qianosuchus and Lotosaurus. It excludes most large predatory quadrupedal "rauisuchians"...
- paracrocodylomorphs and Ticinosuchus. The chevrons have split upper ends, as seen in Qianosuchus, Poposaurus and Gracilisuchus. As with many other paracrocodylomorphs...
- that of Qianosuchus. The iliac blade of the hip is unusual in that it is narrow and projects far back from the rest of the hip. As in Qianosuchus, the femur...
- Benggwigwishingasuchus Lotosaurus Schultzsuchus? Qianosuchus Ctenosauriscidae Arizonasaurus Bromsgroveia Bystrowisuchus Ctenosauriscus Hypselorhachis...
- Benggwigwishingasuchus Lotosaurus Schultzsuchus? Qianosuchus Ctenosauriscidae Arizonasaurus Bromsgroveia Bystrowisuchus Ctenosauriscus Hypselorhachis...
- these features were likely reversions, since the earliest poposauroids (Qianosuchus, for example) and loricatans (Batrachotomus) retained wide calcaneal...
- Benggwigwishingasuchus Lotosaurus Schultzsuchus? Qianosuchus Ctenosauriscidae Arizonasaurus Bromsgroveia Bystrowisuchus Ctenosauriscus Hypselorhachis...
- the only other pseudosuchians with such neural spines are Xilousuchus, Qianosuchus, Arizonasaurus and Mandasuchus, all of which appeared as poposauroids...
- other pseudosuchian. The analysis found ctenosauriscids and the aquatic Qianosuchus to be successively more basal poposauroids. Below is the cladogram from...