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Dinosauromorpha

Dinosauromorpha is a clade of avemetatarsalians (archosaurs closer to birds than to crocodilians) that includes the Dinosauria (dinosaurs) and some of their close relatives. It was originally defined to include dinosauriforms and lagerpetids, with later formulations specifically excluding pterosaurs from the group. Birds are the only dinosauromorphs…

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Dinosauromorpha incertae sedis
†Lagosuchus · †Marasuchus · †Saltopus · Dinosauria (includes birds) · †Agnosphitys

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related to Phylogeny · 29
Dinosauromorpha → Andrea Cau, Cau, Dinosauria, Dinosauriformes, Dracohors, Eodromaeus, Ezcurra, Features, Following, Herrerasauria, However, Ixalerpeton, Kongonaphon, Lagerpetidae, Lagerpeton, Lagosuchus, Latin, Marasuchus, Megalosaurus, Ornithischia
related to Classification · 20
Dinosauromorpha → Although, Avemetatarsalia, Aves, Benton, Benton's, Dinosauria, Gauthier's, In, It, Jacques Gauthier, Lagerpeton, Lagosuchus, Lewisuchus, Marasuchus, Michael, Ornithosuchia, Paul Sereno, Pseudolagosuchus, The, This
Dinosauromorpha incertae sedis · 8
Dinosauromorpha → Dinosauria (includes birds), †Agnosphitys, †Herrerasauria, †Lagosuchus, †Marasuchus, †Nyasasaurus, †Saltopus, †Silesauridae (possibly paraphyletic)
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Dinosauromorpha → clade of avemetatarsalians

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dinosauria clade marasuchus dinosaurs lagosuchus basal silesauridae dinosauromorphs closer lagerpetids considered silesaurids triassic group birds pterosaurs asilisaurus within found silesaurid

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DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Lagosuchus1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Marasuchus1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Saltopus1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedisDinosauria (includes birds)1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Agnosphitys1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Nyasasaurus1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Herrerasauria1.00infobox
DinosauromorphaDinosauromorpha incertae sedis†Silesauridae (possibly paraphyletic)1.00infobox
Dinosauromorphais aclade of avemetatarsalians0.90text
the Euparkeriidaeinstance ofother researchers have questioned the dinosauromorph affinities of Prorotodactylus and suggested that the tracemaker may have been a basal archosauriform0.80text
Dinosauromorpharelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Dinosauromorpharelated to ClassificationMichael0.60section

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