Quinkana is an extinct genus of mekosuchine crocodylians that lived in Australia from about 25 million to about 10,000 years ago, with the majority of...
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Chesterfield Island, then New Caledonia and onwards. In the Pleistocene, Quinkana was one of the top terrestrial predators of the Australian continent. Mekosuchines...
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com. "Quesos Quinkana – Elaboración de quesos artesanales de cabra y mezcla. Una de las queserías más premiada de Andalucía". www.quinkana.es. "Asturias...
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waterholes located in natural sun traps and killed its prey by constriction. Quinkana was a semi-terrestrial crocodile that normally grew around 3 m (9.8 ft)...
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birds and even reptiles such as the Elephant bird, moa, Haast's eagle, Quinkana, Megalania and Meiolania. The severe climatic changes during the Ice Age...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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such as Trilophosuchus and Quinkana. Willis (1997) suggests a close link between Mekosuchus and Trilophosuchus, with Quinkana as their sister taxon, while...
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between the crenulated teeth of Baru and the truly ziphodont teeth of Quinkana is that in the latter the teeth form well defined denticles that are separated...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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carnifex's wide distribution across Australian Pleistocene deposits. Quinkana, a genus of terrestrial crocodiles that grew up to 6 m and was present...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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ecologically from other contemporary crocodilians like the terrestrial Quinkana and the narrow-snouted freshwater crocodiles that appeared around the same...
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the teeth a serrated appearance, they are not truly ziphodont like in Quinkana. Even further back in the jaw the teeth become smaller and broader still...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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the giant monitor lizard, Megalania, and terrestrial crocodiles such as Quinkana. The marsupial lion may have cached kills in trees in a manner similar...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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crocodilian) Paludirex (Australian freshwater mekosuchine crocodiian) Quinkana (Australian terrestrial mekosuchine crocodilian, apex predator) Volia (a...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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already recognized that it formed a monophyletic clade with the genera Quinkana, Pallimnarchus, Baru and Australosuchus. In this first phylogenetic tree...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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notably the saltwater crocodile, the now-extinct crocodiles Paludirex and Quinkana, and the giant lizard megalania (Varanus priscus). At 7 m (23 ft) in length...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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Australosuchus? Baru Harpacochampsa? Kalthifrons Kambara Mekosuchus Paludirex Quinkana? Trilophosuchus Ultrastenos Volia Others Albertosuchus Arenysuchus? Asiatosuchus...
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