In Depth A member of the Silesauridae (and hence relative of Silesaurus), Sacisaurus was a late Triassic dinosauriform from South America. Although much of the skeleton of Sacisaurus is still unknown, the parts which have been recovered and studied have revealed traits that are similar to ornithischian dinosaurs. Better known as ‘bird hipped’ dinosaurs, ornithischians … Read more
In Depth Pseudolagosuchus is a genus of dinosauromorph that live in South America during the Triassic. There has been past speculation that Pseudolagosuchus may actually be a synonym of Lewisuchus. Further Reading - Un nuevo Lagosuchidae (Thecodontia-Pseudosuchia) de la fauna de Los Cha�ares (Edad Reptil Cha�arense, Triasico Medio), La Rioja, Argentina [A new Lagosuchidae (Thecodontia-Pseudosuchia) … Read more
In Depth As far as individuals go, Silesaurus is one of the most commonly found dinosauriforms in Europe and at the moment anywhere else for that matter. Silesaurus is not thought to be a true dinosaur, but it was a member of the group of archosaurs that were ancestral to them. Silesaurus was a fairly … Read more
In Depth Eucoelophysis was initially named upon the basis of a proposed similarity to coelophysid dinosaurs like Coelophysis, hence the name Eucoelophysis which means ‘true hollow form’. However a later study by Nesbitt, Irmis and Parker revealed that Eucoelophysis is not a true dinosaur like Coelophysis, but rather a more primitive dinosauriform similar to Silesaurus. … Read more