Marazukh

Marazukh ( lat. Marasuchus , from mara and other Greek. σοῦχος - “crocodile”) - a genus of extinct archosaurs from the Dinosauriformes clade, living in the Middle Triassic ( Ladin Age ) in the territory of modern Argentina ^[2] .

† Marazuh
Scientific classification
Domain: Eukaryotes Kingdom: Animals Kingdom : Eumetazoi No rank : Bilateral symmetrical No rank : Secondary Type of: Chordate Subtype : Vertebrates Infratype : Maxillary Above class : Tetrapods Grade: Reptiles Subclass : Diapsids Infraclass : Archosauromorphs No rank : Archosauriformes No rank : Archosaurs Treasure : † Ornithodirs Treasure : † Dinosaur Morphs Treasure : † Dinosaur-like Gender: † Marazuh
International scientific name
Marasuchus Sereno & Arcucci , 1994
Single view
† Marasuchus lilloensis (Romer, 1972) synonym [1] : Lagosuchus lilloensis Romer, 1972
Geochronology Ladinsky Century 242–237 Ma million years Period Era Aeon 2,588 Even Ka F but n e R about s about th 23.03 Neogene 66.0 Paleogen 145.5 a piece of chalk M e s about s about th 199.6 Yura 251 Triassic 299 Permian P but l e about s about th 359.2 Carbon 416 Devonian 443.7 Silur 488.3 Ordovician 542 Cambrian 4570 Precambrian ◄ Nowadays ◄ Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction ◄ Triassic extinction ◄ Perm mass extinction ◄ Devonian extinction ◄ Ordovician-Silurian extinction ◄ Cambrian explosion

In length reached up to 1.3 meters. In the structure of the skeleton of this reptile, there are many features common to dinosaurs, for example, the forepaws of the senile were almost half the length of the hind legs. Light and probably very nimble, a senile could move on two hind legs no worse than on all four. He ate apparently small reptiles and insects. At the same time, the insanity lacks a hole characteristic of all dinosaurs in the pelvic cavity of acetabulum. Based on these characteristics, the genus was placed in the treasure of Dinosauriformes, that is, it is the closest relative of the dinosaurs.