-
referred to
Sebecus, but were
later reclassified as
their own genera.
Named by
American paleontologist George ****lord
Simpson in 1937,
Sebecus was one of...
- and Omar
Linares for
fossils originally described by
Langston in 1965 as
Sebecus ****lensis. Thus, the type
species is L. ****lensis. The
first fossils of...
-
described by
Buffetaut and
Marshall in 1991 as
Sebecus querejazus. Thus, the type
species is
Sebecus querezajus and the
combinatio nova is Zulmasuchus...
- Brazil. This
group included many medium- and large-sized genera, from
Sebecus to the
giant 6-metre-long (20 ft)
Barinasuchus from the Miocene. They are...
- used by
American paleontologist Edwin Colbert to
include Sebecus and Baurusuchidae.
Sebecus,
which had been
known from
South America since 1937, was an...
- Cenozoic.
Fossils of the same age
found in Peru
previously ****igned to
Sebecus cf. ****lensis were ****igned to the type species, B. arveloi. In 2014, Diego...
-
Bretesuchidae which was
found to be the
sister group of
Sebecus. In 2007, a
species of
Sebecus, S.
querejazus from the
Early Paleocene Santa Lucia Formation...
-
first constructed in 2007 to
include Hamadasuchus, Peirosauridae, and
Sebecus. It was
initially considered to be the
sister taxon of the
clade Neosuchia...
-
Lumbrera form
Zulmasuchus querejazus Sebecus icaeorhinus Sebecus ****lensis...
-
Sahitisuchus it
shows only two openings, as seen in
Sebecus,
Hamadasuchus and
recent species. As in
Sebecus, the only
other sebecid known from this part of...
