bachelor's at Ciências Biológicas from Universidade Federal de Uberlândia (2012). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The fossil Alligatoroid crocodylians of the Caimaninae clade from the Miocene of South America has the largest taxonomic diversity and morphological disparity among the crocodyliforms of the continent during the Cenozoic, considering both fossil and living forms. This record includes fossil forms assigned to living genera, such as Caiman and Melanosuchus, and fossil genera similar to thos…
Mourausuchus is an extinct genus of alligatoroid crocodiles, situated in the Caimaninae clade. Endemic to South America and composed by four species originated from Middle (M. atopus) and Late Miocene deposits (M. amazonensis, M. arendsi and M. nativus), these animals represent one of the most peculiar crocodilian forms ever known, whose characteristics include an extremely broad, flat ro…
The fossil fauna of caimanine crocodylians (Crocodyliforms, Caimaninae) during the Miocene of the Amazon in South America is one of the most taxonomically diverse and morphologically disparate of the evolutionary history of crocodyliforms. It includes taxa considered as apex predators (Purussaurus), gulp-feeders (Mourasuchus), durophagous (Caiman brevirostris) and generalists (Acresuchus)…
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