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• This species, named in 1965, was originally referred to " Gavialis ".
• There is other wildlife at the Vikramshila . several species of freshwater turtles, waterfowl, otter and Gavialis gangeticus.
• Recent molecular analyses of crocodylians find a closer relationship between " Tomistoma " and " Gavialis ".
• In 1827 Mantell described additional teeth, pointing out the similarities to the crocodylian " Teleosaurus " and " Gavialis ".
• "Gavialis " / " Ikanogavialis papuensis " was similarly fully marine, having been found in association with sea turtles and sirenians.
• "' Gryposuchinae "'is an extinct " Gavialis " papuensis " survived more recently into the Late Pleistocene / Holocene.
• Recent molecular analyses support von Zittel's classification in placing " Tomistoma " as a close relative of " Gavialis ".
• Gavialidae have conventionally consisted of only one surviving species, the gharial ( " Gavialis gangeticus " ), which is native to India and Nepal.
• Analyses that include morphological characters but still rely heavily on the sequences of DNA find a close relation between " Tomistoma " and " Gavialis ".
• The proximity of the campus to the national park has also led to occasional sightings of panthers, Leopards and Gharial ( Gavialis gangeticus ) crocodiles along the banks of Lake Powai.
• A humeri of these crocodilians; both " Eosuchus " and tomistomines have a deeply concave deltopectoral crest, unlike the more triangular crests of " Gavialis ".
• However, this species was later recognized as distinct from " Gavialis " on the basis of certain aspects of the known cranial material, in particular the large foramen aerum of the basioccipital tuberosity.
• Historically, many other species of extinct gavialoids have been assigned to the genus " Gavialis " ( of which the modern gharial, " G . gangeticus ", is a member of ).
• Found in association with dugongs and sea turtles, " " Gavialis " papuensis " was a marine animal like its ancestors, a 2-3 meter long coastoal piscivore so far known only from Murua.
• The sanctuary was gazetted'in order to facilitate the restoration to " ecological health " of a major north Indian river system and provide full protection for the gravely endangered gharial ( " Gavialis gangeticus " ).
• It is sympatric with the gharial ( " Gavialis gangeticus " ) in some areas of India and Nepal and with the Cuban crocodile, more than most crocodilians, but is ecologically most similar to the African Nile crocodile.
• A new species of " Gavialis ", " G . minor ", was named by Othniel Charles Marsh in 1870 on the basis of the holotype specimen YPM 282, consisting of cranial fragments and isolated vertebrae found from the Manasquan Formation in Monmouth County, New Jersey.
• Despite this, it is currently accepted that a close relationship between " Eosuchus " and tomistomines is not the case, and that the similarities between the two may just be superficial and that these characteristics are plesiomorphic to all gavialoids, being lost in more derived members such as the modern " Gavialis ".
• The trend for a long, narrow rostrum developing progressively over time as seen in " Eogavialis " has been used to suggest that the genus was a direct ancestor of " Gavialis " . " Gryposuchus " was once seen as phylogenetically between " Eogavialis " and " Gavialis ".
• The trend for a long, narrow rostrum developing progressively over time as seen in " Eogavialis " has been used to suggest that the genus was a direct ancestor of " Gavialis " . " Gryposuchus " was once seen as phylogenetically between " Eogavialis " and " Gavialis ".