The Triassic period be like "Look at all these specimens, all these devious little creatures, that thing over there sure is crazy right? See those two that look kinda similar? Completely unrelated, you've been had."
Not only Phytosaur archosaurs evolved convergently to crocodilians but there is some indication that they practised parental care similar to crocodilians as well! I wonder why such a uniquely successful species went extinct suddenly at the end of triassic
I love how simple yet complex this creatures are. I love the Triassix persiod especially knowing the diversesity not only being a dinosaur filled time but all this other, how even species was evolving.
Smilosuchus adamanensis was about the same size while Smilosuchus gregorii was larger. I can't actually find any size estimates for Smilosuchus lithodendrorum.
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Crocodilians filled the spot left void after the extinction of Phytosaurs whom before that took the same spot of Temnospondyls after they went extinct.. Same job, similar appearance, different periods of time and lineages..
The images all show osteoderms. Do they know that these phytosaurs had osteoderms, or is that just an artistic assumption based on these animals having similar body shape to crocodiles?
@@chimerasuchus Ah, I see, so fossilized osteoderms were found. Are ostederms in both convergent evolution or did the ancestors of both already have these osteoderms? How is the evolutionary relationship between phytosaurs and crocodylians?
It is unclear whether phytosaurs were basal pseudosuchians or merely very closely related archosauriforms. However, given the distribution of osteoderms in Archosauriformes, it seems that they were the result of common ancestry.
The Cenozoic sebecid Barinasuchus was about the size of the average Allosaurus fragilis, and the recently discovered Dentaneosuchus seems to have been about as large. The Jurassic Razanandrongobe was of similar size, which would have made it one of the top predators in its otherwise dinosaur dominated ecosystem. The Triassic pseudosuchian Fasolasuchus was larger than any of them, but still not comparable to Tyrannosaurus.
Birds. Although the placement of Liopleurodon's branch of reptiles, Sauropterygia, is unclear, they do not belong to Archosauriformes like the phytosaurs and dinosaurs.
Land crocs are inevitable, even when its not an actual croc.
Crocs in general seem to be inevitable, even when they're not actual crocs.
You could say that crocs uhh, find a way.
It's cool how these animals look so similar to what dinosaurs were first thought to be like.
Nicrosaurus: "Where's my name? "
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The Triassic period be like "Look at all these specimens, all these devious little creatures, that thing over there sure is crazy right? See those two that look kinda similar? Completely unrelated, you've been had."
Not only Phytosaur archosaurs evolved convergently to crocodilians but there is some indication that they practised parental care similar to crocodilians as well! I wonder why such a uniquely successful species went extinct suddenly at the end of triassic
I always like the Triassic animals. Not only they are the weirdest but also one of the coolest!
I love the thorough analysis and relevant illustrations you show. Thanks for making quality content
These animals are pretty badass and I love these videos
Wow, never knew land phytosaurs existed!
Once again, thank you very much - I always enjoy and really appreciate your uploads!
Thanks for making this video, Triassic animals don’t get enough attention.
I love how simple yet complex this creatures are. I love the Triassix persiod especially knowing the diversesity not only being a dinosaur filled time but all this other, how even species was evolving.
You spilled Triassic Triassic just letting you know
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More excellent research and the new narrator continues to sound great.
Smilosuchus and a Guanlong walk into a bar! What happens next is shocking!
How big is Nicrosaurus in comparison to all three Smilosuchus species?
Smilosuchus adamanensis was about the same size while Smilosuchus gregorii was larger. I can't actually find any size estimates for Smilosuchus lithodendrorum.
An antagonist for an upcoming novel of mine.
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in the end i think triassic is the most interesting era
*Looks at the snout*
Oh come on! Why do the crocs and phytosaurs keep on getting goofier! xD
Another great video 😎
Very fascinating!!
I love triassic animals they are so goofy
Whatchu call me white boy?
Nicrosaurus:
Great video chimerasuchus!
Nice video on another Triassic icon.
Nicrosaurus: 🤓
Thank f. Got monarchy all over my media because im a brit
Very interesting creatures. Good episode, well researched. Good narration.
Enjoyed the narration
I still have an old book in which Teratosaurus is misclassified as a Theropod lol.
Interesting name
Fascinating animals; thanks for the video.
Crocodilians filled the spot left void after the extinction of Phytosaurs whom before that took the same spot of Temnospondyls after they went extinct.. Same job, similar appearance, different periods of time and lineages..
having a slow metabolism makes a species more vulnerable to extinction since their populations cannot bounce back/ recover fast enough
nice video
Yes new vid
Cool
The images all show osteoderms. Do they know that these phytosaurs had osteoderms, or is that just an artistic assumption based on these animals having similar body shape to crocodiles?
Phytosaurs had even more osteoderms than crocodilians do.
@@chimerasuchus Ah, I see, so fossilized osteoderms were found. Are ostederms in both convergent evolution or did the ancestors of both already have these osteoderms? How is the evolutionary relationship between phytosaurs and crocodylians?
It is unclear whether phytosaurs were basal pseudosuchians or merely very closely related archosauriforms. However, given the distribution of osteoderms in Archosauriformes, it seems that they were the result of common ancestry.
nice
Pretty cool 😎. Wonder if there is a prehistoric terrestrial Croc that is as big as a tyrannosaur or allosaurus
The Cenozoic sebecid Barinasuchus was about the size of the average Allosaurus fragilis, and the recently discovered Dentaneosuchus seems to have been about as large. The Jurassic Razanandrongobe was of similar size, which would have made it one of the top predators in its otherwise dinosaur dominated ecosystem. The Triassic pseudosuchian Fasolasuchus was larger than any of them, but still not comparable to Tyrannosaurus.
@@chimerasuchus I remember those big bad crocs. Dentaneosuchus looks awesome and I never know they discovered another croc
Is this creature related to the Northern Pike? Looks like it.
Amazing content keep uploading these
Nicrosaurus a fake crocodile, or a frocodile for short.
Try not to miss pronouns that animal.
Phytosaurus is closer to Liopleurodon or Bird?
Birds. Although the placement of Liopleurodon's branch of reptiles, Sauropterygia, is unclear, they do not belong to Archosauriformes like the phytosaurs and dinosaurs.
Nicrosaurus: where’s the rest of the title?
I knew I was forgoting something.
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I thought mammals only had multiple types of teeth. Is this not then a feature exclusive to mammals?
Although it is atypical of reptiles, some are others who are heterodont. The heterodontosaurids are even named after it.
Nicro, why is yr snout shaped like that?
NICRO: I'm Jewish.
Honestly modern crocodiles 🐊 would probably be better on land than this creature due to more advanced internal features from being a modern animal.
Because Crocodiles are descended from terrestrial ancestor
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He really said "troyasic"