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- Rileyasuchus is a genus of phytosaur from the Rhaetian (Late Tri****ic) Magnesian Conglomerate of England. It has a confusing history, being ****ociated...
- Riabininohadros Richardoestesia "Rileya" – preoccupied name, now known as Rileyasuchus Rileyasuchus – subsequently found to be a phytosaur Rinchenia Rinconsaurus...
- Coburgosuchus Compsosaurus Francosuchus Heterodontosuchus Mesorhinosuchus Omosaurus? Palaeoctonus? Phytosaurus Rileyasuchus Suchoprion Termatosaurus?...
- Coburgosuchus Compsosaurus Francosuchus Heterodontosuchus Mesorhinosuchus Omosaurus? Palaeoctonus? Phytosaurus Rileyasuchus Suchoprion Termatosaurus?...
- Coburgosuchus Compsosaurus Francosuchus Heterodontosuchus Mesorhinosuchus Omosaurus? Palaeoctonus? Phytosaurus Rileyasuchus Suchoprion Termatosaurus?...
- Coburgosuchus Compsosaurus Francosuchus Heterodontosuchus Mesorhinosuchus Omosaurus? Palaeoctonus? Phytosaurus Rileyasuchus Suchoprion Termatosaurus?...
- (holotype). Rhomphaiodon R. minor Geographically present in Bristol. Teeth. Rileyasuchus R. bristolensis Geographically present in Bristol. Two vertebrae and...
- extend into the Early Jur****ic (Hettangian), then it is possible that Rileyasuchus survived into the Early Jur****ic. Phytosaurs are generally regarded as...
- Coburgosuchus Compsosaurus Francosuchus Heterodontosuchus Mesorhinosuchus Omosaurus? Palaeoctonus? Phytosaurus Rileyasuchus Suchoprion Termatosaurus?...
- Coburgosuchus Compsosaurus Francosuchus Heterodontosuchus Mesorhinosuchus Omosaurus? Palaeoctonus? Phytosaurus Rileyasuchus Suchoprion Termatosaurus?...