-
curved claws.
Drepanosaurs are
notable for
their distinctive,
triangular skulls,
which resemble the
skulls of birds. Some
drepanosaurs, such as Avicranium...
-
paleobiology of the Late Tri****ic (Carnian-Norian: Adamanian-Apachean)
drepanosaurs (Diapsida: Archosauromorpha: Drepanosauromorpha)". New
Mexico Museum...
- parareptiles, were an
important group of
small lizard-like herbivores. The
drepanosaurs were a
clade of unusual, chameleon-like
arboreal reptiles with birdlike...
- lizard-like Weigeltisauridae, as well as the Tri****ic chameleon-like
drepanosaurs. The
position of the
highly derived Mesozoic marine reptile groups Thalattosauria...
- that
Hypuronector may have had a
different ecological niche than
other drepanosaurs. It has long been
accepted that
Megalancosaurus was an
arboreal chameleon-like...
-
relationships of both
drepanosaurs and weigeltisaurs, as well as Longisquama, have
historically been
difficult to pin down.
Drepanosaurs and weigeltisaurids...
- unknown; however, the
skull of
Drepanosaurus was
likely similar to
other drepanosaurs, such as Megalancosaurus. Megalancosaurus'
skull was
approximately the...
-
their inclusion within either group. The chameleon- or tamandua-like
drepanosaurs are also semi-regularly
placed within Archosauromorpha,
although some...
- The
forelimbs are in
contrast much smaller. Hypuronector. This
bizarre drepanosaur displays limb proportions,
particularly the
elongated forelimbs, that...
- aetosaurs) and
carnivorous ones (rauisuchids)
having died out. Phytosaurs,
drepanosaurs, trilophosaurids, tanystropheids, and procolophonids,
which were other...
