Smok wawelski (Niedwiedzki , Sulej and Dzik 2011) Latest Triassic ~200 mya, ~6m in length, skull length: ~55 cm was described as the largest carnivorous archosaur in central Europe for its time. The affinities of Smok were not exactly determined. Here Smok was derived from a sister to Batrachotomus and nested as a sister to Postosuchus. Smok was likely the last and largest of the rauisuchians.

Distinct from Batrachotomus, the maxilla was no so deeply convex. I turned the jugal around so the postobital process originally identified is now a preorbital process. The pelvis shape is almost identical to that of Postosuchus, but much larger. The skull was not much larger.

Smok reconstructed as a postosuchid rauisuchian along with Postosuchus, Trialestes, Turfanosuchus and Herrerasaurus. The original reconstruction seemed to be modeled on Herrerasaurus.

Teratosaurus suevicus (Meyer 1861, Benton 1986) middle Triassic. Was similar to Postosuchus in most regards, but separated the frontal from the upper temporal fenestra and had a broader palate.

Benton MJ. 1986. The late Triassic retpile Teratosaurus – a rauisuchian, not a dinosaur. Paleontology 29(2): 293-301. online pdf

Niedwiedzki G, Sulej T and Dzik J 2011. A large predatory archosaur from the Late Triassic of Poland. Acta Palaeontologica Polonica - in press. doi:10.4202/app.2010.0045. online pdf

Weinbaum J 2013. Postcranial skeleton of Postosuchus kirkpatricki (Archosauria:
Paracrocodylomorpha), from the Upper Triassic of the United States. Geological Society London Special Publications · August 2013.

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