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Symbiotic Associations in Crocodylians:

2023
Sarah W. Keenan, Marisa Tellez
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Crocodylians

2009
Laurie J. Vitt, Janalee P. Caldwell
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Crocodylian Communication

2022
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The Hyolingual Apparatus of Crocodylians:

2023
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Australia's oldest crocodylian eggshell

Alongside large madtsoiid snakes, the largest known lizards, thylacoleonid marsupials and a range of other terrestrial carnivores, the now extinct mekosuchine crocodylians were significant predators during most of the Cenozoic in Australia. Although the skeletal fossil record for mekosuchines extends from the lower Eocene through the Quaternary, fossil
Panadès, Xavier||, Galobart, Àngel||, Archer, Michael||, Stein, Michael||, Hand, Suzanne||, Sellés, Albert G.||   +5 more
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Cranial anatomy of the mekosuchine crocodylian Trilophosuchus rackhami Willis, 1993

Anatomical Record, 2023
Jorgo Ristevski
exaly  

Neuroanatomy of the mekosuchine crocodylianTrilophosuchus rackhamiWillis, 1993

Journal of Anatomy, 2022
Jorgo Ristevski
exaly  

Heterochrony in the Crocodylian Scapulocoracoid

Journal of Herpetology, 1995
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Crocodylian Tracks from Lower Oligocene Flysch deposits of the Barail Group, Manipur, India

Ichnos, 2015
George Mustoe, Hemanta Singh Rajkumar
exaly  

Role of Lateral Body Bending in Crocodylian Track Making

Ichnos, 2009
Kenneth Carpenter
exaly