Wu and colleagues, using phylogenetic analyses, found their new genus to be closest to Brachychampsa, and then Albertochampsa and Hylaeochampsa successively, as part of a clade within Alligatorinae that also included Allognathosuchus, Ceratosuchus, and Wannaganosuchus. This arrangement also unites most Mesozoic and Paleogene alligatorines.[1] Brochu (1999), in an analysis of all alligatoroids, found Stangerochampsa and Brachychampsa to be just outside of Alligatoridae, and suggested that Stangerochampsa and Albertochampsa were synonymous.[2] Brochu (2004)[3] and Hill and Lucas (2006)[4] also found Stangerochampsa to be outside of Alligatorinae; Hill and Lucas found Albertochampsa to its sister taxon.
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| - Wu and colleagues, using phylogenetic analyses, found their new genus to be closest to Brachychampsa, and then Albertochampsa and Hylaeochampsa successively, as part of a clade within Alligatorinae that also included Allognathosuchus, Ceratosuchus, and Wannaganosuchus. This arrangement also unites most Mesozoic and Paleogene alligatorines.[1] Brochu (1999), in an analysis of all alligatoroids, found Stangerochampsa and Brachychampsa to be just outside of Alligatoridae, and suggested that Stangerochampsa and Albertochampsa were synonymous.[2] Brochu (2004)[3] and Hill and Lucas (2006)[4] also found Stangerochampsa to be outside of Alligatorinae; Hill and Lucas found Albertochampsa to its sister taxon.
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| - Wu and colleagues, using phylogenetic analyses, found their new genus to be closest to Brachychampsa, and then Albertochampsa and Hylaeochampsa successively, as part of a clade within Alligatorinae that also included Allognathosuchus, Ceratosuchus, and Wannaganosuchus. This arrangement also unites most Mesozoic and Paleogene alligatorines.[1] Brochu (1999), in an analysis of all alligatoroids, found Stangerochampsa and Brachychampsa to be just outside of Alligatoridae, and suggested that Stangerochampsa and Albertochampsa were synonymous.[2] Brochu (2004)[3] and Hill and Lucas (2006)[4] also found Stangerochampsa to be outside of Alligatorinae; Hill and Lucas found Albertochampsa to its sister taxon.
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