Baurusuchidae: Large, Terrestrial Crocodylomorphs From The Time Of The Dinosaurs

Baurusuchidae was a clade of terrestrial crocodylomorphs from Late Cretaceous South America. They belonged to the diverse Notosuchia and were closely related to the sebecids. While most Mesozoic land crocs were small, many of the baurusuchids were relativity large, allowing them to fill niches usually held by small to medium sized carnivorous dinosaurs.

This video is sort of a remake of an earlier video I did. While that video is now unlisted, it can be seen here if you want to compare the two:    • Stratiotosuchus and Baurusuchus: Preh...  

00:00 - Introduction
01:07 - Size
02:08 - Skulls
03:50 - Classification
04:58 - Metabolism
06:08 - Burrows
05:54 - Eggs
07:55 - Range
08:14 - Paleoenvironment and Ecological Role
10:54 - Argentinian Baurusuchids
11:16 - Conclusion
11:40 - Outro and Channel Announcement