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Thank you, this was really nice...

It's great to hear your voice again

He almost looks like some sort of hadrosaur with proportionally longer front limbs, especially at 2:42

Thinking critically on it, I wouldn't be too surprised if plenty of Triassic psuedosuchians had their metabolic rates underestimated. It really doesn't take much of a generic change for a scute to turn into a filament, so I am not going to be entirely shocked if someday somebody finds a lucky skin fossil and shows feathers were more or less basal to Archosauria as a whole.

I'd like to see an episode on the OG namesake Archosaurus from the Permian! Oldest known archosauriform

I keep having to look at cladograms, goronopsids, therocephalians, dinocephalians, dicynodonts, cynodonts. Hard to follow stem mammal diversity and crazy to think we descend from them

1:05:12 as a Godzilla Fan, THIS IS THE BEST NAME EVER FOR A PREHISTORIC ANIMAL😂

Articulate more when you speak, I can barely understand what you're saying I'm sorry. Great recap video however

This thing was huge

Do chimerasucus? I have not been.

I first discovered original shitebird carcass. It stunk. Having been preserved like a Chinese egg.

Why Why Why did i read sail backed as ball sacked Why is my brain like this

why so much dislikes

Top 10 biggest carnivorous dinosaurs ( 2024) 1. Tyrannosaurus- 13 tons 2. Giganotosaurus- 11.3 tons 3. Mcraeensies- 9.7 tons 4. Mapusaurus- 9.2 tons 5. Spinosaurus- 9.2 tons 6. Saurophaganax- 9.1 tons 7. Carcharodontosaurus- 9 tons 8. Sauroniops- 8.3 tons 9. Tyrannotitan- 8.2 tons 10. Bahariasaurus- 7.8 tons

The creatures of the Triassic walked so that the Jurassic and Cretaceous could run.

This is actually a sea crocodilian, not a dinosaur.

It's "José" pronounced like "Joseph" not the Spanish "Jose(Hose/Rose)"

Fun Fact: the oldest Dinosaur ever was found in Brazil So, South America was the Birthplace of the Dinosaurs

Nice video, however I'm sorry to say it's incorrect. The Purursasaurs was actually the largest of them all.

Thank you for having accurate captioning! This channel has won my heart :) Edit: Forgot to mention how amazing the paleoart is! You've found some extremely talented artists, and I hope this video gives their skills more recognition. I have endless admiration for paleoartists, and I think it's awesome that there's a whole community of people dedicated to bringing current scientific findings to life. Absolutely stunning!

The triassic is the .com-bubble of evolution

Deinosuchus is perhaps the largest ectotherm of all time.

This video is so good I come back to it every now and again to rewatch in full!

Udanocertops live alongside with the famous Velociraptor also may have been Scared of and Run for his Money 💰 💰

The narrator's voice is so distracting, like he's talking to children.

I prefer the more pacific dignified narration of Dr. Christopher White.

Now you can talk about the other crocodylomorphs of Pebas system? Like Purussaurus or Gryposuchus, sorry for the hassle and the bad english.

i love sleeping to your videos man, i can feel the dinosaurs crawling into my brain as i slumber.

in conclusion: big chicken

Due to our faster metabolism faster pace life as a species will never last as long as the dinosaurs did

It's interesting how much hyperodapedon is to lystrosaurus. They are the unsung heroes of extinction events. I think the Lystrosaurus is the capybara of the PTE. I guess Hyperodapedon is the late Triassic capy

Land croc! Land croc! Land croc! Yeah!

i didnt even realize this video was almost an hour long.

What about megalosaurs, carcharodontosaurids and spinosaurids

Cuban Crocodiles are very similar to Kaprosuchus hence their long legs

Very well done, Ty.

What is the genetically closest modern animal of Pterosaur?

Crocodylimorphs have roamed every niche besides the air unlike the dinosaurs have have done everything but being fully aquatic

What is the genetically closest modern animal of Smilosuchus?

Better than s pseudointellectual!

Fake crocodile......wow

I'm so confused as to why only small animals survived. As we can observe today larger animals are much more metabolically stable and efficient. So shouldn't the largest animals be the ones to survive off the meager food? Also, how did any plant life at all survive? Why don't we live in a world of fungi and algae? How the hell did any trees ever come back?

They look so weird

Skin of crocodile is also a suppressed feathers like bird legs?

It's interesting that many of these reconstructions show Teleocrater and other aphanosaurs as being featherless being that they sit at the base of dinosauromorpha & pterosauromorpha; both which have feathers/filaments. The earlier archosaurs could've had feathers too.

Genetically closest modern animal of Proterosuchus is Crocodiles and Birds?

A group of animals as diverse as the dinosaurs, from terrestrial galloping animals like a meat eating gazelles, to totally aquaric ocean going titans, to cow crocs eating grass...

I think a high level series on Coelurosauria, highlighting compsognathids, tyrannosauroids, ornithominosaurs & maniraptorans would be cool. This is the greater stem-bird family that few know how closely related they are

Shuvosauridae means good and kind hearted.