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such as other reptiles and perhaps even some amphibians and proto-mammals in its environment
revealing its evolution from terrestrial mammals
it pounced on the Edmontosaurus
durante el Campaniense
Ticinosuchus ferox Variant:Hand painted such as other reptiles andTicinosuchus ferox is a basal archosaur that lived in the Middle Triassic, approximately 237 to 242 million years ago, during the Ladinian period. Its fossils were found mainly in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland, which gives its name to this genus, although remains have also been found in other areas of northern Italy. Ticinosuchus is one of the most studied species of early archosaurs, representing a crucial link in the evolutionary transition
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