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| SIngemeister | Oct 22 2008, 01:32 PM Post #1 |
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I just realized this has some crurotarsians in it, like in TA. Whoops. Soz JF Aetosauria - Elephant/Pig like forms Phytosauria - Crocodiles Prolacertiformes - Small scavengers, except for Shavopteryx descendants, and isolated large creatures Rauisuchia - Big carnivores, and some gallimimid like forms Rhynchosauria - Hippo like creatures Trilophosauria - Ungulate like life forms Younginiformes - Lizards Avicephala - Bird like, chameleon like in some forms Thalattosauria - Sea-lizards Sphenosuchia - Most non volant arboreal carnivores I'll get some work started on this soon. If anyoone would like to help, just ask. Website link: http://different-world.weebly.com/index.html Edited by SIngemeister, Sep 10 2010, 07:45 AM.
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| The Dodo | Apr 2 2011, 07:39 PM Post #226 |
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I think the beak would be easier to evolve, besides weren't the tips of their snouts already more beak-like than lip-like. And well done for filling out your site. |
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| SIngemeister | Apr 3 2011, 11:26 AM Post #227 |
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| Cephylus | Apr 4 2011, 05:54 AM Post #228 |
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Thumbs up for filling out your site. Your aeteosaurs overall are great Am I right in thinking that they look like armored, beaked sauropods?And what do you plan on having for thalattosaurs? Something like toothed whales? Edited by Cephylus, Apr 4 2011, 08:55 AM.
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| SIngemeister | Apr 5 2011, 02:35 PM Post #229 |
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Kind of, but the necks are fairly short in comparison. Thalattosaurs look somewhere between a mosasaur and a conger eel/king of herrings |
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Am I right in thinking that they look like armored, beaked sauropods?
1:45 PM Jul 11