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- abilities. Thalattosauroids were more specialized for aquatic life and most had unusual downturned snouts and crushing dentition. Thalattosauroids lived along...
- Thalattosaurus from California. Thalattosauroids are one of two groups of Thalattosauria, the other being Askeptosauroidea. Thalattosauroids make up the "traditional"...
- of uncertain placement within the diapsid clade. One subgroup, the thalattosauroids, are known for their unusual downturned snouts and crushing dentition...
- mandible with a very high and pointed coronoid process. Like other thalattosauroids, the vomers and pterygoid also had teeth. Nectosaurus was a member...
- similar to those of the premaxilla, albeit slightly smaller. Unlike thalattosauroids, the teeth have the same general shape and there is no diastema (gap)...
- bamaolinensis A thalattosauroid thalattosaur, possibly an invalid synonym of another Xinpusaurus species X. kohi A thalattosauroid thalattosaur X. suni...
- longobardicus Wangosaurus W. brevirostris A pistosauroid Xinpusaurus X. xingyiensis A thalattosauroid thalattosaur Yunguisaurus Y. liae A pistosauroid...
- comparing bone histology of Askeptosaurus italicus and an unnamed thalattosauroid from the Vester Formation (Oregon, United States), providing evidence...
- complete skeletons. Clarazia C. schinzi A rather small and rare claraziid thalattosauroid, at least 1 m (3.3 ft) in length. Known from a complete skeleton (PIMUZ...
- whole, so they are more likely to signify that Gunakadeit was a basal thalattosauroid rather than an askeptosauroid. The following cladogram illustrates...