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The 13 pages that link to Crocodylomorpha, each with the reason it gives.

• Late TriassicRelated: Early crocodylomorphs were among the archosaurs living alongside Late Triassic dinosaurs.

• CrocodyliaNarrower topic: This broader lineage places Crocodylia among archosaurs.

• CrocodyliformesNarrower topic: Crocodyliformes are the more restricted branch within this larger evolutionary group.

• NotosuchiaNarrower topic: This broader lineage places Notosuchia within crocodile-line archosaurs.

• SpinosauridaeCompared with: Their long-snouted skulls resemble spinosaurid skulls despite distant ancestry and different anatomy.

• BaurusuchidaeNarrower topic: This broader grouping places baurusuchids among archosaurs beyond the living crocodilian line.

• MetriorhynchidaeNarrower topic: Metriorhynchids were highly specialized marine members of this broader group.

• PhytosauriaCompared with: Crocodylomorphs are true archosaurs, unlike phytosaurs, despite a similar semiaquatic body plan.

• PoposauroideaRelated: Crocodylomorphs were another major crocodile-line radiation alongside poposauroids.

• AetosauriaCompared with: Both groups belong to Pseudosuchia, but aetosaurs were armored herbivores rather than crocodile-line predators.

• PostosuchusCompared with: Postosuchus was a close archosaur relative of this lineage, not a crocodilian.

• StomatosuchidaeNarrower topic: This larger lineage provides the evolutionary context for crocodyliforms.

• TeleosauridaeRelated: Its early members provide the evolutionary context for the marine crocodyliform body plan.