Look up: Ticinosuchus

1. Ticinosuchus
   (pronounced ti-SIEN-o-SOOK-us) Ticinosuchus meaning Tessin crocodile, named for the Tessin River) was an ancient rauisuchian (it was not a dinosaur, but was a large-skulled archosaur). This meat-eating reptile walked on four short legs and had a long tail. Ticinosuchus liced during the Triassic peri...
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2. Ticinosuchus
   Ticinosuchus The “Tessin River crocodile” named for the Tessin River, near Monte San Giorgio, Canton Tessi, Switzerland, where the type fossil was found. From Middle Triassic Europe. Named by von Krebs in 1965.
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3. Ticinosuchus
   `Ticinosuchus` is an extinct genus of rauisuchian archosaur from the Middle Triassic of Switzerland and sigfig=1--> long, and its whole body, even the belly, was covered in thick, armoured scutes. The structure of the hips shows that its legs were placed under the body almost vertically. Coup...
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