Talk:Gavialosuchus
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Gavialid vs gavialoid.
editThe Lee and Yates (2018) study should be treated cautiously here, as codings for any sort of Gavialosuchus and Thecachampsa were based on the literature and not first-hand observation of specimens. This is why we can acknowledge that G. eggenburgensis is a gavialoid, but not necessarily a gavialid.
Having seen all of the available material in North America and Europe, it's clear that G. eggenburgensis is either more closely related to Tomistoma or outside Tomistoma + Gavialis (Gavialidae sensu stricto). Cabrochu (talk) 16:59, 27 February 2023 (UTC)