Twelve months have rolled along since our previous check on The Compact Thescelosaurus, now clocking in at a decade of existence. With Triassic and Jurassic pseudosuchians for the previous two years, the obvious addition was Cretaceous pseudosuchians, of which there were more than the previous two additions combined. The Cretaceous section wasn't quite so dominated by one group like the Jurassic was by thalattosuchians, but it was a great time to be a notosuchian.
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Like this one, Simosuchus clarki. I took this photo when the traveling exhibit visited the Science Museum 11 years ago; Wikipedia is running a photo of the same mount from another stop on the itinerary. |