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Dinocephalosauridae is an extinct clade of marine and terrestrial archosauromorph reptiles that lived throughout the Triassic period. Like tanystropheids, they are characterized by their long necks, lengthened by either addition of cervical vertebrae or elongation of the individual bones.

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  • Dinocephalosauridae (en)
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  • Dinocephalosauridae is an extinct clade of marine and terrestrial archosauromorph reptiles that lived throughout the Triassic period. Like tanystropheids, they are characterized by their long necks, lengthened by either addition of cervical vertebrae or elongation of the individual bones. (en)
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  • Spiekman et al. 2021 (en)
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  • Triassic, (en)
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  • Holotype specimen of Dinocephalosaurus orientalis, the type species (en)
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  • *Protanystropheus *Pectodens *Dinocephalosaurus (en)
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  • Dinocephalosauridae (en)
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  • Dinocephalosauridae is an extinct clade of marine and terrestrial archosauromorph reptiles that lived throughout the Triassic period. Like tanystropheids, they are characterized by their long necks, lengthened by either addition of cervical vertebrae or elongation of the individual bones. Dinocephalosaurids are known from Europe (Poland, Germany, Austria, Netherlands) and China. Some members (i.e. Dinocephalosaurus) are solely marine animals, most likely living near the coastlines of the Tethys Ocean, while other members (i.e. Pectodens were purely terrestrial, suggesting wide ecological diversity in just the few known species in this family. (en)
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