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- reconstruct the skull of aphanosaurs, they do show several notable features. For example, the shape of the maxilla shows that aphanosaurs had an antorbital fenestra...
- and plesiomorphic ("primitive") known avemetatarsalians were the aphanosaurs. Aphanosaurs were rare, four-legged carnivores which were only properly distinguished...
- lacks multiple characters of the minimally inclusive clade containing aphanosaurs and ornithodirans, and is thus nested outside of that clade. Preliminary...
- Unusually, Yarasuchus and other aphanosaurs share a number of features convergently evolved with poposauroids. Aphanosaurs and poposauroids share only one...
- Tanzania, and include Asilisaurus (an early silesaurid), Teleocrater (an aphanosaur), and Nyasasaurus (a possible early dinosaur).[citation needed] Synapsids...
- of other early-diverging archosaurs, including potential relatives (aphanosaurs and early-diverging loricatans). The axial skeleton of Incertovenator...
- with dicynodonts, cynognathians, probainognathians, pseudosuchians, aphanosaurs, rhynchosaurs, and procolophonoids. The Brazilian Dinodontosaurus ****emblage...
- a non-dinosaurian reptile Spondylosomasubsequently found to be an aphanosaur Squalodonsubsequently found to be a cetacean Staurikosaurus Stegoceras...
- Revueltosaurus, Xilousuchus, Effigia, Hesperosuchus), basal avemetatarsalians (aphanosaurs) non-archosaur archosauriforms (Vancleavea, Halazhaisuchus), rhynchosaurs...
- specimens of Dromomeron, and a similar structure is also present in aphanosaurs, albeit separate from their equivalent of the anterior trochanter. As...