-
Permian alongside the
earliest archosauromorphs.
Choristoderes share numerous otherwise unique traits with
archosauromorphs, but they
share an
equal or greater...
- the
Early Tri****ic,
several major archosauromorph groups had appeared. Long-necked, lizard-like
early archosauromorphs were
known as protorosaurs, which...
- archosauriforms,
which themselves are a
subgroup of
archosauromorphs. Both the
oldest archosauromorph (Protorosaurus speneri) and the
oldest archosauriform...
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archosauromorph as well.
Tanystropheus is the
namesake of the
family Tanystropheidae, a
clade collecting many long-necked Tri****ic
archosauromorphs previously...
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containing Proterosuchus and Archosauria.
Archosauriforms are a
branch of
archosauromorphs which originated in the Late
Permian (roughly 252
million years ago)...
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basal archosauriforms like
Euparkeria was also suggested. Some
basal archosauromorphs seem at
first glance to be good
candidates for
close pterosaur relatives...
- of
which is the tuatara.
Lepidosauromorphs are
distinguishable from
archosauromorphs (reptiles
closer to archosaurs) by
their primitive sprawling gait (allowing...
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Michael J.; Puttick, Mark N. (March 2019). Mannion,
Philip (ed.). "
Archosauromorph extinction selectivity during the Tri****ic-Jur****ic m**** extinction"...
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Various studies have
proposed that
drepanosaurs are
protorosaurian archosauromorphs,
lepidosauromorphs related to kuehneosaurids, non-saurian diapsids...
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family Dinocephalosauridae, and name a new
clade of non-crocopodan
archosauromorphs Tanysauria.
Redescription and a
study on the
affinities of Malerisaurus...
