True Archosaurs and Early Pseudosuchians

True Archosaurs first appeared during the Early Triassic and soon went on to dominate terrestrial carnivorous niches over the course of the period. Two main lineages emerged: the Pseudosuchians and the Avemetatarsalians. The former can be defined as all Archosaurs closer to modern Crocodilians than to Dinosaurs or Pterosaurs. During the Triassic, the most basal Pseudosuchians were modestly sized, fully terrestrial carnivores capable of running on their hind legs.

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