Notosuchia

Columns: Genus | Age | Location | Unit | Notes
Morrinhosuchus | Turonian - Santonian | Brazil | Adamantina Formation | Notosuchus | Coniacian - Santonian | Argentina | Bajo de la Carpa Formation | A notosuchian that may have had a pig-like snout | Pakasuchus | Albian | Tanzania | A notosuchian with very complex , mammal-like heterodont teeth | Pissarrachampsa | Campanian - Maastrichtian | Brazil | Vale do Rio do Peixe Formation | Razanandrongobe | Middle Jurassic ( Bathonian ) | Madagascar | Sakaraha Formation | The earliest known member of the group | Simosuchus | Maastrichtian | Madagascar | A broad-snouted omnivore with clove-shaped teeth

Example questions:
What is the Notosuchia genus whose location covers a land area of almost 1,270,000 km2 ( 490,000 sq mi ) ? | What is the location of the Notosuchia genus that was founded by Brazilian paleontologist William Nava ? | What are the notes of the Notosuchia age that is usually considered to stretch from 146 Ma to 100 Ma ?

Answers:
Anatosuchus | Brazil | A possible burrower that could move its jaw back and forth while eating