Litargosuchus leptorhynchus (Clark and Sues 2002; Late Triassic; BP/1/5237) was a bipedal basal crocodylomorph from South Africa in the lineage of living crocs. It was derived from a sister to Scleromochlus. Clark and Sues were unable to resolve their family tree, but they did not include the above taxa.

Like the Terrestrisuchus specimen, the skull of Litargosuchus was low and wide with a narrow rostrum and uniquely oblate temples.

Kayentasuchus walkeri (Clark and Sues 2002; Early Jurassic; UCMP 131830) is a transitional crocodylomorph between early forms with a short snout and large antorbital fenestra and those with a long snout and tiny to absent antorbital fenestra. The teeth are fewer in number and convex posteriorly. In dorsal view the skull is quite narrow and in occipita lview the skull is round, distinct from other crocs.

Clark JM and Sues H-D 2002. Two new basal crocodylomorph archosaurs form the Lower Jurassic and the monophyly of the Sphenosuchia. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 136:77-95.

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