-
being the crocodile-like
neochoristoderes such as Champsosaurus.
Other choristoderans had lizard-like or long
necked morphologies.
Choristoderes appear to...
- Press, p. 337-363. Ji Q, Wu XC,
Cheng YN (April 2010). "Cretaceous
choristoderan reptiles gave
birth to live young". Die Naturwissenschaften. 97 (4):...
- dyrosaurs, sebecosuchians, turtles, lizards, snakes, sphenodontians, and
choristoderans, also
survived the event. The
surviving lineages of
neornithine birds...
- The
Jiufotang Formation (Chinese: 九佛堂组; pinyin: jiǔfótáng zǔ) is an
Early Cretaceous geological formation in Chaoyang,
Liaoning which has
yielded fossils...
-
Choristoderans reported from the **** Cr****
Formation Genus Species State Stratigraphic position
Material Notes Images Champsosaurus C.
laramiensis Montana...
-
representative of the order, the tuatara, resides.
Freshwater crocodilians and
choristoderans were
among the
aquatic reptiles to have
survived the K–Pg extinction...
- Asia
during the
Early Cretaceous,
which represents the high
point of
choristoderan diversity,
including long
necked forms such as
Hyphalosaurus and the...
-
Choristoderans of the
Campanian Taxa
Presence Location Description Images †Champsosaurus
Campanian to
Paleocene North America Champsosaurus is a genus...
-
Philydrosaurus is an
extinct genus of
choristoderan which existed in
China during the
Early Cretaceous. The type
species P.
proseilus was
named in 2005...
- (5 ft 9 in), and 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in), respectively. The
largest known choristoderan,
Kosmodraco dakotensis (previously
known as
Simoedosaurus dakotensis)...
