Crocodiles, alligators

S

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  †Saltoposuchus
  
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  †Sajkanosuchus
  
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  †Sarcosuchus
  
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  †Saurocainus — junior synonym of Diplocynodon
  
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  †Saurosuchus
  
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  †Scythosuchus
  
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  †Sebecus
  
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  †Sebecosuchus — lapsus calami of Sebecus^[2]
  
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  †Shamosuchus
  
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  †Shantungosuchus
  
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  †Shartegosuchus
  
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  †Shuvosaurus
  
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  †Siamosuchus
  
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  †Sichuanosuchus
  
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  †Sierritasuchus
  
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  †Sillosuchus
  
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  †Simosuchus
  
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  †Simptosuchus — lapsus calami of Symptosuchus
  
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  †Sinosaurus — currently considered to be a theropod dinosaur
  
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  †Siquisiquesuchus
  
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  †Smilodon — preoccupied by a saber-tooth cat, referred to Zanclodon
  
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  †Smilosuchus
  
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  †Sokotosaurus — junior synonym of Hyposaurus
  
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  †Sokotosuchus
  
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  †Sphagesaurus
  
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  †Sphenosuchus
  
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  †Spinosuchus
  
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  †Spondylosoma
  
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  †Stagonolepis
  

An artist's Stagonolepis.

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  †Stagonosuchus
  
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  †Stangerochampsa
  
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  †Stegomosuchus
  
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  †Stegomus
  
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  †Steneosaurus
  
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  †Stenosaurus — referred by the author of the description to Cricosaurus
  
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  †Stolokrosuchus
  
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  †Stomatosuchus
  
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  †Stratiosuchus — lapsus calami of Stratiotosuchus
  
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  †Stratiotosuchus
  
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  †Strigosuchus
  
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  †Stromerosuchus
  
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  †Suchodus
  
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  †Suchosaurus — probably at least in part a spinosaurid dinosaur
  
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  †Sulcusuchus — first described as a dyrosaurid, reidentified as a polycotylid plesiosaur
  
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  †Sunosuchus
  
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  †Susisuchus
  
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  †Symptosuchus
  

T

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  †Tadzhikosuchus
  
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  †Tagarosuchus
  
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  †Tarjadia
  
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  †Tecovasuchus
  
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  †Teleidosaurus
  
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  †"Teleocrater"
  
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  †Teleorhinus — junior synonym of Terminonaris
  
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  †Teleosaurus
  
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  †Temsacus — junior synonym of Crocodylus
  
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  †Teratosaurus
  
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  †Terminonaris
  
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  †Terrestrisuchus
  
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  †Thecachampsa
  
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  †Thecachampsoides — junior synonym of Eosuchus
  
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  †Theriosuchus
  
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  †Thoracosaurus
  
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  †Ticinosuchus
  
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  †Tienosuchus
  
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  †Tikisuchus
  
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  †Tilemsisuchus
  

A False gharial (Tomistoma) from Thailand.

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  Tomistoma
  
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  †Torvoneustes
  
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  †Toyotamaphimeia
  
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  †Trematochampsa
  
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  †Trialestes
  
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  †Trilophosuchus
  
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  †Tsoabichi
  
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  †Tsylmosuchus
  
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  †Turanosuchus
  
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  †Typothorax
  
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  †Tzaganosuchus
  

U

An artist's reconstruction of Uberabasuchus.

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  †Uberabasuchus
  
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  †Unasuchus
  
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  †Uruguaysuchus
  

V

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  †Vectisuchus
  

An artist's reconstruction of Venaticosuchus rusconii.

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  †Venaticosuchus
  
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  †Vjushkovisaurus
  
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  †Voay
  
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  †Volia
  
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  †Vytshegdosuchus
  

W

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  †Wannaganosuchus
  
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  †Wanosuchus
  
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  †Wargosuchus
  
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  †Weigeltisuchus — junior synonym of Pristichampsus
  
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  †Woodbinesuchus
  
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  †Wurnosaurus — junior synonym of Hyposaurus
  

X

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  †Xenosuchus — junior synonym of Caiman
  
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  †Xilousuchus
  

Y

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  †Yacarerani
  
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  †Yarasuchus
  
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  †Youngosuchus
  

Z

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  †Zanclodon — in part referred to Megalosaurus
  
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  †Zaraasuchus
  

An artist's reconstruction of Zosuchus davidsoni.

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  †Zholsuchus
  
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  †Zhyrasuchus
  
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  †Zosuchus
  
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  †Zulmasuchus^[2]
  

References

1. 
   ^ Marinho, Thiago S.; and Carvalho, Ismar S. (2009). "An armadillo-like sphagesaurid crocodyliform from the Late Cretaceous of Brazil". Journal of South American Earth Sciences 27 (1): 36–41. Bibcode 2009JSAES..27...36M. doi:10.1016/j.jsames.2008.11.005.
   
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   ^ ^{a b c d} Paolillo, Alfredo; and Linares, Omar J. (2007). "Nuevos cocodrilos Sebecosuchia del Cenozoico Suramericano (Mesosuchia: Crocodylia)" (in Spanish) (PDF). Paleobiologia Neotropical 3: 1–25. http://www.paleobio.labb.usb.ve/Paleobio03.pdf. Retrieved 2009-02-15.
   
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   ^ Magdalena Borsuk−Białynicka; and Andriej G. Sennikov (2009). "Archosauriform postcranial remains from the Early Triassic karst deposits of southern Poland". Paleontologica Polonica 65: 283–328. http://palaeontologia.pan.pl/PP65/PP65_283-328.pdf.
   
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   ^ Kellner, A.W.A.; Pinheiro, A.E.P.; Azevedo, S.A.K.; Henriques, D.D.R.; de Carvalho, L.B.; and Oliveira, G.R. (2009). "A new crocodyliform from the Alcântara Formation (Cenomanian),Cajual Island, Brazil". Zootaxa 2030: 49–58.
   
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   ^ Delfino, M. 2000. Coccodrilli italiani. Page 12 in Barbieri, F., Bernini, F., and Fasola, M., editors. Societas Herpetologica Italica, 3° Congresso Nazionale. Riassunti. Centro Stampa del Comune di Pavia. Abstract. [Italian]
   
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   ^ Delfino, M. 2001. The fossil record of the Italian Crocodylomorpha. 6th European Workshop on Vertebrate Palaeontology, Florence-Montevarchi, Italy, September 19-22 2001:28. Abstract. [Italian]
   
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   ^ Paul M. Barrett and Xu Xing (2012). "The enigmatic reptile Pachysuchus imperfectus Young, 1951 from the Lower Lufeng Formation (Lower Jurassic) of Yunnan, China". Vertebrata PalAsiatica 50 (2): 151–159. http://www.ivpp.cas.cn/cbw/gjzdwxb/xbwzxz/201204/P020120423369779799608.pdf.
   
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   ^ Salisbury, Steven W. (2002). "Crocodilians from the Lower Cretaceous (Berriasian) Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset, southern England". In Milner, Andrew R.; and Batten, David J. (eds.). Life and environment in Purbeck times. Special papers in palaeontology. 68. London: The Palaeontological Association. p. 131. ISBN 0-901702-73-0.
   
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   ^ Williston, S. S. (1906). "American amphicelian crocodiles". Journal of Geology 14 (1): 1–17. Bibcode 1906JG.....14....1W. doi:10.1086/621270.
   

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  Crurotarsi at Mikko's Phylogeny Archive
  
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  Crocodylomorpha at Paleofile
  
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  List of Paleocene reptiles @ paleocene-mammals.de
  

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Crurotarsans

From Wikipedia, illustrated by Arthur Weasley. Left to right, top to bottom: Effigia, Shuvosaurus, Desmatosuchus (an Aetosaur), Rutiodon (a Phytosaur), Lotosaurus, and Postosuchus (a Rauisuchian).

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http://forgottenarchosaurs.blogspot.com/2010/05/rutiodon.html

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Rutiodon carolinensis Emmons 1856. A.M.N.H. No. 1 composite skeleton of material collected in North Carolina. From Colbert 1947.

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http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/2008/01/aetosaurs_and_whistle-blowing.php

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Desmatosuchus, an aetosaur.

From nps.gov - Petrified Forest
http://forgottenarchosaurs.blogspot.com/2010/04/desmatosuchus.html

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Desmatosuchus haplocerus skull (Small 2002)

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Prestosuchus from http://acd.ufrj.br/mndgp/pv/projetos_dinosbr_rs.html

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Prestosuchus chiniquensis (composite cast) on display in New York at the AMNH

(photo taken by Susan Drymala)
http://forgottenarchosaurs.blogspot.com/2010/04/prestosuchus.html