Description
This marine predator belonged to the group of marine crocodiles
The first fossil remains of this animal were discovered in 1880 in Charmouth
a group of theropods that present adaptations of both traditional theropods and some maniraptorans
Aulophyseter morricei would have been a predator of marine life
This morphological characteristic gives it its generic name
Machaeroprosopus buceros Futabasaurus This marine predator belonged toMachaeroprosopus buceros was a Late Triassic pseudosuchian archosaur, belonging to the phytosaur group, which inhabited North America approximately 220 to 210 million years ago. It was a large semi aquatic reptile that occupied ecological niches similar to those of modern crocodiles, although it was not directly related to them, but rather represents a convergent lineage within Archosauria. Its most characteristic feature was its extremely elongated
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