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Euparkeria (/juːˌpɑːrkəˈriːə/;
meaning "Parker's good animal",
named in
honor of W. K. Parker) is an
extinct genus of
archosauriform reptile from the Tri****ic...
- Archosauria, as they were
present in
archosauriforms such as
Proterosuchus and
Euparkeria,
which were
outside the
crown group. The most
obvious features include...
- erythrosuchids. He
defined the
clade all taxa more
closely related to
Euparkeria capensis,
Proterochampa barrionuevoi,
Doswellia kaltenbachi, Parasuchus...
- at times. The most well
known member of
Euparkeriidae is the
species Euparkeria capensis,
which was
named by
paleontologist Robert Broom from the Karoo...
- non-archosaurian
archosauriforms like
Euparkeria. On the
other hand, the
ankle was much more
advanced than that of
animals like
Euparkeria, and some
features of the...
- rear edges.
There are
eight cervical vertebrae.
Unlike Turfanosuchus,
Euparkeria, Fasolasuchus, Saurosuchus, and sphenosuchians, the
suture between the...
-
paleontologist Halszka Osmólska.
Osmolskina closely resembles the well-known
genus Euparkeria. The
authors of the 2003
paper considered classifying Osmolskina within...
- ****igned to the
family Euparkeriidae as a
close relative of the
genus Euparkeria from
South Africa.
Halazhaisuchus is
known from a
single holotype specimen...
- the
entire foot
placed on the ground. The
ankle is
similar to that of
Euparkeria; the
ankles of both of
these animals are more
advanced than
those of other...
-
Proterochampsa barrionuevoi and all
forms more
closely related to it than
Euparkeria capensis,
Erythrosuchus afric****, P****er
domesticus (the
House Sparrow)...
