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• Some of the new animals include Komodo dragons, tomistomas, spotted eagle rays, and cuttlefish.
• Some of the animals in these exhibits include Komodo dragons, tomistomas, spotted eagle rays, and cuttlefish.
• Recent molecular analyses of crocodylians find a closer relationship between " Tomistoma " and " Gavialis ".
• Analyses that use more characters from bones and fossils uphold the close relationship of " Tomistoma " with crocodiles.
• Prior to the 1950s, " Tomistoma " occurred in freshwater ecosystems along the entire length of Sumatra east of the Barisan Mountains.
• Recent molecular analyses support von Zittel's classification in placing " Tomistoma " as a close relative of " Gavialis ".
• It superficially resembles " Tomistoma schlegelii ", the extant false gharial, and consequently material from the genus was originally referred to " Tomistoma ".
• It superficially resembles " Tomistoma schlegelii ", the extant false gharial, and consequently material from the genus was originally referred to " Tomistoma ".
• Analyses that include morphological characters but still rely heavily on the sequences of DNA find a close relation between " Tomistoma " and " Gavialis ".
• One of the first papers to identify the differences between these two species and others within " Tomistoma " was published in 1955 by J . A . K鋖in.
• It is a tomistomine closely related to the genus " Tomistoma ", of which the only extant species of tomistomine, the False gharial, is a member of.
• There are two species of riverine crocodiles in the park; the false gharial ( " Tomistoma schlegelii " ), and an estuarine crocodile ( " Crocodylus porousus " ).
• However, this characteristic has since been shown to be present in other extinct gavialids, meaning that premaxilla and nasal contact is a plesiomorphic trait of all tomistomines, including synonymous with " Tomistoma ".
• One reason why " Eogavialis " was initially placed within " Tomistoma " was due to the fact that the premaxilla and nasal bones made contact with one another, a feature also seen in " Tomistoma ".
• One reason why " Eogavialis " was initially placed within " Tomistoma " was due to the fact that the premaxilla and nasal bones made contact with one another, a feature also seen in " Tomistoma ".
• If Brevirostres is defined as the last common ancestor of all brevirostrines-including " Tomistoma "-and all of its descendants, the common ancestor's descendants would include " Gharial ", and thus all crocodylians.
• The false gharial ( " Tomistoma schlegelii " ) has usually been thought to be a member of the family Crocodylidae based on several characters including skull morphology, but has sometimes been viewed as a member of this family due to general similarities in morphology and habit.
• Von Zittel considered " Gavialis ", the gharial, to be closely related to " Tomistoma ", the false gharial, and excluded them from the group . " Tomistoma ", as its name implies, is traditionally not considered closely related to " Gavialis ", but instead classified as a crocodylid.
• Von Zittel considered " Gavialis ", the gharial, to be closely related to " Tomistoma ", the false gharial, and excluded them from the group . " Tomistoma ", as its name implies, is traditionally not considered closely related to " Gavialis ", but instead classified as a crocodylid.
• It is closely related to the false gharial, and lived 400, 000 years ago, and was originally described as a member of the same genus, " Tomistoma " . " T . machikanensis " was a fairly large crocodylian with a 1 m ( 3.3 ft ) skull and a total length up to 8 m ( 26 ft ).