The Late Triassic was full of animals that look almost familiar, right up until you place them on the evolutionary tree. One of the newest examples is Labrujasuchus expectatus, a lightly built, ...
The Shuvosauridae family is a group of ancient crocodiles that evolved body plans similar to bipedal, small-armed theropod ...
A groundbreaking discovery reveals Labrujasuchus expectatus, the 'witch croc', a bipedal, beaked ancestor of crocodiles that ...
In the Triassic, the modern animals we know were just beginning to diversify into a menagerie of forms and body plans that ...
Crocodiles are one of evolution's great success stories. They have survived largely unchanged for over 200 million years, ...
In the Triassic, the modern animals we know were just beginning to diversify into a menagerie of forms and body plans that ...
Ancient oceans were home to strange marine predators long before the most famous dinosaurs took over.
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The Triassic seas had monsters we forgot – the ancient predators explained
A look at the strange marine reptiles and prehistoric creatures that ruled the oceans before the age of famous dinosaurs.
By Will Dunham May 29 (Reuters) - Tyrannosaurus rex possessed a preposterously massive skull - 5 feet long (1.5 meters) and ...
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Bizarre beaked reptile from New Mexico turns out to be a toothless cousin of crocodiles
"It's sort of a side branch." ...
Like modern crocodiles, this bizarre ancient reptile was likely a carnivore, but otherwise it bears little resemblance to ...
A TOOTLESS “witch crocodile” has been discovered in New Mexico 200 million years after it last roamed Earth. This odd ...
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