ticinosuchus造句

• "Ticinosuchus " is thought to be very close to or possible even the same species that made the " Cheirotherium " trace fossils found in Germany.
• Rauisuchoidea included Rauisuchidae and Prestosuchidae, as well as several basal taxa that were once assigned to the families, including " Fasolasuchus " and " Ticinosuchus ".
• While " Erpetosuchus " is widely accepted as the closest relative of crocodylomorphs, the relationship of more basal taxa like " Gracilisuchus " and " Ticinosuchus " are unclear.
• Thus, " Ticinosuchus " and " Diandongosuchus " are the basal-most members of two closely related clades and probably shared a very recent common ancestor in the earlier Triassic.
• Decades later paleontologists described an animal named " Ticinosuchus " which precisely fulfilling Soergel's predictions . " Ticinosuchus " or a close relative seems to have been the true " Chirotherium " trackmaker.
• Decades later paleontologists described an animal named " Ticinosuchus " which precisely fulfilling Soergel's predictions . " Ticinosuchus " or a close relative seems to have been the true " Chirotherium " trackmaker.
• No marine archosaurs like " Diandongosuchus " and " Qianosuchus " are known from Europe, although the pseudosuchian " Ticinosuchus " from Monte San Giorgio was probably adapted to life along the shorelines of the Tethys.
• Erpetosuchidae formed a polytomy or unresolved evolutionary relationship with several other archosaur groups, including Avemetatarsalia, Ornithosuchidae, Aetosauria and " Revueltosaurus ", " Ticinosuchus " and Paracrocodylomorpha, " Gracilisuchus ", and " Turfanosuchus ".
• A 2011 study found " Ticinosuchus " to be the closest relative of " Stagonosuchus " despite a conspicuous difference in size between the two forms ( " Ticinosuchus " is much more gracile than the larger " Stagonosuchus " ).
• A 2011 study found " Ticinosuchus " to be the closest relative of " Stagonosuchus " despite a conspicuous difference in size between the two forms ( " Ticinosuchus " is much more gracile than the larger " Stagonosuchus " ).
• The study erected the name Rauisuchoidea to include it and other basal taxa that were closely related to rauisuchids and prestosuchids, including " Ticinosuchus " ( traditionally thought to be a prestosuchid ) and " Arganasuchus " and " Fasolasuchus " ( previously considered rauisuchids ).
• Its addition influenced the phylogenetic placement of " Ticinosuchus " as well; in Nesbitt's original analysis it was recovered outside Loricata, but when " Decuriasuchus " was included in the analysis, " Ticinosuchus " was recovered as a basal member of Loricata.
• Its addition influenced the phylogenetic placement of " Ticinosuchus " as well; in Nesbitt's original analysis it was recovered outside Loricata, but when " Decuriasuchus " was included in the analysis, " Ticinosuchus " was recovered as a basal member of Loricata.
• In the analyses of Li " et al . " ( 2012 ) and Nesbitt ( 2011 ), " Ticinosuchus " is either the most basal member of a clade called Loricata which is the sister taxon of Poposauroidea, or the sister taxon of Paracrocodylomorpha which includes both Loricata and Poposauroidea.
• In his 1993 study of the phylogeny of Crocodylotarsi, J . Michael Parrish suggested that " " Mandasuchus " " is a junior synonym of European prestosuchid " Ticinosuchus ferox " due to the extreme similarity of some homologous postcranial bones, while also mentioning that a final taxonomic determination of " " Mandasuchus " " should be postponed until Charig provided a published description of the material.