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From: Cretaceous crocodyliform reconciles conflicting evidence on the Mesozoic paleogeography of Europe during the Gondwana-Laurasia split

Fig. 5

Time-calibrated reduced strict consensus tree resulting from the parsimony analysis of the expanded global dataset of Rummy et al.30. The Doratodon carcharidens terminal includes the type-locality and Iharkút materials. Our other analyses incorporating terminals differentiated by locality or employing datasets with improved sampling of notosuchians31 yield consistent results (Supplementary Document Figs. S4, S5, S7, S8, S11, S12, S14, S15). Gondwanan taxa are marked in orange, Laurasian taxa in dark blue, and aquatic clades with a global distribution in light blue. Paleogeographic map based on Scotese et al.15, depicting the geography of the latest Berriasian. Temporal range data based on Turner29, Rummy et al.30, Pochat-Cottilloux et al.33, Sellés et al.38, Csiki-Sava et al.47, and Dal Sasso et al.51. Abbreviations: Barrem., Barremian; Bathon., Bathonian; Berr., Berriasian; Campan., Campanian; Cenom., Cenomanian; Coniac., Coniacian; Haut., Hauterivian; Hettan., Hettangian; Kimm., Kimmeridgian; Maastr., Maastrichtian; Pliensb., Pliensbachian; Santon., Santonian; Sinem., Sinemurian; Vala., Valanginian.

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