Furileusauria
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Related on Lably
Through South America
Classification
Distinguishing traits
Furileusauria is distinguished by several traits exclusive to the members of this clade. These are:
- the presence of a tip in the middle area of the posterior surface of the ventral process of the postorbital
- the presence of a knob followed by a deep notch in the postorbital-squamosal contact
- the absence of fenestra between the frontal, postorbital and lacrimal
- an anterior projection of the distal end of the cervical epiphophyses
- the posterior margin of the postzygapophyses at level with the intervertebral articulation in dorsal vertebrae
- a crescent-shaped morphology of the distal tip of the transverse processes in anterior and middle caudal vertebrae
- the transverse processes of anterior caudal vertebrae distally expanded and only anteriorly projected
- a convex external margin of the transverse processes in anterior caudal vertebrae
- cnemial crest of the tibia with a downturned process
Phylogeny
In the description of the abelisaurid Llukalkan, the authors performed a phylogenetic analysis to test the affinities of the new taxon. The simplified strict consensus tree of the analysis is shown below.
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