-
existence of
Mourasuchus by Mr. W.D. Sills,
Langston wrote a follow-up
publication acknowledging his
taxon to be a
junior synonym of
Mourasuchus. A third...
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Miocene genus that grew to 7.6–10 m (25–33 ft) and the 5.89 m (19.3 feet)
Mourasuchus,
which had a wide duck-like snout.
Caimans are
predators and, like alligators...
- Stupendemys,
crocodilians including Charactosuchus, Gryposuchus, and
Mourasuchus,
Anhinga birds, and
mammals including: sloths, bats,
rodents related...
- the maxillae,
which serves to set
Paranasuchus apart from taxa like
Mourasuchus, Purussaurus,
Acresuchus and even the
extant broad-snouted caiman, all...
-
Mourasuchus,
which is not
closely related to
stomatosuchids as it is a more
derived alligatoroid that
existed during the Miocene.
Unlike Mourasuchus,...
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Melanosuchus †
Melanosuchus fisheri Melanosuchus niger,
Black caiman Genus †
Mourasuchus Genus †
Necrosuchus Genus †
Orthogenysuchus Genus Paleosuchus Paleosuchus...
- caimans,
namely Mourasuchus,
Purussaurus and Acresuchus.
Within this clade, the two
Parana species form a
trichotomy with
Mourasuchus,
while Purussaurus...
- †
Mourasuchus amazonensis †
Mourasuchus pattersoni...
- with rorqual-like jaws and
minuscule teeth, and the
unrelated Cenozoic Mourasuchus shares similar adaptations.
Hupehsuchia is a
lineage of
bizarre Tri****ic...
- †
Mourasuchus amazonensis †
Mourasuchus pattersoni...
