Ausktribosphenos may have been nocturnal. Ausktribosphenos was named by Tom Rich and Pat Vickers-Rich. Incomplete fossils were found in Queensland, Australia. It was named by paleontologist J. Longman in 1933. It is only known from teeth and partial skulls.
Autotrophs are the base of the food chain .
It was named by Canadian paleontologist Peter Dodson in 1986. It is known from partial skulls. It may have had feathers. It was named by Russian paleontologist Sergei Mikhailovich Kurzanov in 1981. It was a long-beaked carnivore from Germany during the middle Triassic period .