Crocodylomorphs constitute a clade of archosaurs that have thrived since the Mesozoic until
today and have survived numerous major biological crises. Contrary to historic belief, their …

New information on Dakosaurus andiniensis from the Latest Jurassic and Early Cretaceous
is reported here. One of the specimens described herein consists of an almost complete …

Abstract The Ypresian Cambay Shale Formation at Vastan and Mangrol lignite mines in
Gujarat, western India, has yielded a rich vertebrate fauna with numerous taxa of European …

A new dyrosaurid is described from the Ypresian of the phosphatic deposits of the Oulad
Abdoun Basin of Morocco. It is based on numerous cranial and postcranial remains …

Metriorhynchid thalattosuchians represent the most extreme archosaurian adaptation to the
marine realm. Metriorhynchids possess aquatic adaptations throughout the skeleton. These …

Two specimens originally referred by Louis Dollo to Goniopholis simus from the Lower
Cretaceous of Bernissart, Belgium, are described. They consist of fully articulated skeletons …

Postcranial material of a crocodylomorph from the Danian of Oulad Abdoun Basin (Morocco)
is described. Several characters, in particular the shape of its dorsal osteoderms, allows its …

The enigmatic crocodyliform 'Elosuchus' felixi from the Echkar Formation (upper Albian to
lower Cenomanian, Early–Late Cretaceous boundary) west of In Abangharit, Agadez …

Numerous aquatic crocodyliforms have been found during the last four decades of fieldwork
in the Maastrichtian El Molino and Palaeocene Santa Lucía Formations in Bolivia. We …

Fossils of dyrosaurid crocodyliforms are limited in South America, with only three previously
diagnosed taxa including the short‐snouted Cerrejonisuchus improcerus from the …