Qianosuchus mixtus (Li et al. 2006) Middle Triassic ~230 mya)~3+m in length, was derived from a sister to Vjushkovia and was a sister toArizonasaurus, Yarasuchus and Ticinosuchus.

Distinct from Yarasuchus, Qianosuchus had shorter cervicals, a broader scapula and deeper chevrons.

Distinct from Vjushkovia, Qianosuchus had a relatively smaller skull, longer neck, shorter torso, deeper tail and more slender limbs. The rostrum was longer. The naris was located further posteriorly. The notch in the premaxilla/maxilla suture was deeper.

The dorsal scapula was double the width of the ventral portion.

The pubis was as long as the ichium. The pedes were more gracile.

Nundasuchus songeanensis (Nesbitt et al. 2014; Middle Triassic) was originally nested close to Ticinosuchus and basal to all "pseudosuchia" (phytosaurs, aetosaurs, crocs, rauisiuchians, etc.) In the large reptile tree Nundasuchus nests between Qianosuchus and Ticinosuchus and is not basal to all "pseudosuchia," just some of them.

Li C, Wu X-C, Cheng Y-N, Sato T and Wang L 2006. An unusual archosaurian from the marine Triassic of China, Naturwissenschaften, 93:200-206.

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