Crocodylomorpha

Crocodylomorphs are a clade of reptiles that include modern crocodilians (crocodiles, alligators, and gharials) as well as their extinct relatives, which originated in the Late Triassic around 230 million years ago. The group has demonstrated incredible diversity over time, from small, terrestrial predators to massive, semiaquatic species, to fully marine forms like the dolphin-like thalattosuchians. Due to their powerful jaws and long, elongated bodies, adaptability, and strong dominance, crocodylomorphs played a vital role in various ecosystems during the history of their evolution; indeed, modern crocodilians are the only living remnants of this ancient lineage.

Didn't know this thing existed until I found it while trying to search for Ceratosuchops. Pretty cool being an alligator from Colorado and Wyoming. I might try to make a more detailed sketch of this genus later on.

Kaprosuchus👍 found my reference on google idk who it was from

Here’s two pages: are they accurate, outdated or just plain wrong? Remember don’t just look at the pictures; check the text too.

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In celebration of the holy day of crocodylomorph obesity, I present to you:

1 - Puruchungus

2 - Deinosuchus thiqqosus

3 - Sarcosuchus chonkator

Hesperosuchus agilis,name meaning,western crocodile,the early crocodylomorph from the late triassic

Note: This might become a trend

About: Since The Mesozoic Cup is coming to a close, I wanted to make a new series.

Made-Up Dino names.

Here is a demonstration:

• Morrisonia(Any creature; From Morrison Formation)

• Fragmentosaurus(Any reptile; With fragmentary remains)

• Protyrannosaurus(Before Tyrannosaurus; Coelurusaur)

• Velocivenator(Deinonychosaurian)

• Gigantosuchus(Over 30 feet; Crocodyliforme)

• Taurolestes(Small Abelisaur; Horns like carnotaurus)

• Eocanis(Dog-Like mammal; Mesozoic)

• Megapteranodon(Bigger than pteranodon; Pteranodontid)

Sarcosuchus

Length: 31 feet long

Weight: 4.7 tons but on both length and weight could be more

Place of living while alive: Africa and South America