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Dyrosauridae is a
family of
extinct neosuchian crocodyliforms that
lived from the
Campanian to the Eocene.
Dyrosaurid fossils are
globally distributed...
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Early Cretaceous,
which includes modern crocodilians.
Along with
Dyrosauridae and Sebecosuchia, they were the only
crocodyliformes who
survived the...
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Pholidosauridae is
usually considered to be most
closely related to the
Dyrosauridae. However, the
relationship between these families is not
fully understood...
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considered to be a
synonym of
Dyrosauridae or
Pholidosauridae for many years. In most
phylogenetic analyses the node
Dyrosauridae+Pholidosauridae was strongly...
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previously been used as a
typographical error by
Deraniyagala in 1939 for
Dyrosauridae.
Until recently, many
dryosaurids have been
regarded as
dubious (Callovosaurus...
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extinction of the
dinosaurs and even
persisted into the Cenozoic.
Dyrosauridae, most
notably Dyrosaurus and
Hyposaurus fossils, are also
known form...
- north-eastern Colombia:
biogeographic and
behavioural implications for New-World
Dyrosauridae:
SECOND NEW
DYROSAURID FROM COLOMBIA". Palaeontology. 54 (5): 1095–1116...
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estimated body
length of 6.5
metres (21 ft).
Although the
family Dyrosauridae is
quite diverse and
contains a
variety of species, the
genus Dyrosaurus...
- Buffetaut, E. (1979). "Présence du
Crocodilien Phosphatosaurus (Mesosuchia,
Dyrosauridae) dans le Paléocène du
Niger et du Mali". Paläontologische Zeitschrift...
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crocodyliforms inhabited freshwater and
terrestrial environments—except for the
Dyrosauridae,
which lived in
freshwater and
marine locations.
Approximately 50% of...
