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American Museum Novitates
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NAVAJOSUCHUS, NEW (GENUS TYPE SPECIES.-Navajosuchus novomexicanus, new species. GENERIC CHARACTERS.-Lacrimal bones extending forward coinsideiably beyond prefrontal boines but not having contacts with the nasals as in the genius Crocodylus. Each maxillary bone has a sharp process that separates the lacrimal froimi the nasal and partially separates the prefrontal from the niasal. Posterior ends of the two nasals together rather blunt. The nasal bonles are broad, occupying an unusually large poition of the total breadth of the snout. The iiasals extenid forward an unusual distance into the naiial aperture. Snout high in the vertical diinension with a U-shaped depression anterior to the interorbital plate as in Caiman.
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- American Museum Novitates
- Published
- 2019-06-11
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- 0003-0082 (ISSN-L)
- 1937-352X
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- 10.1206/novi
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