Jul 21, 2025
1.01" Cretaceous Crocodile (Goniopholis) Tooth - England
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1.01" Cretaceous Crocodile (Goniopholis) Tooth - England
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Crocodylo-Month, Day 10: Calsoyasuchus
During the Early Jurassic, crocodilians began to take on recognizably modern roles. Â The earliest known crocodylomorph that lived as a semi-aquatic ambush predator is Calsoyasuchus, which lived 197 million years ago in Arizona.
Calsoyasuchus was not a direct ancestor of modern crocodilians. Â It belonged to the family Goniopholididae, which branched off from other types of crocodylomorphs in the Early Jurassic, and which went extinct after the Late Cretaceous. Â In addition, they possessed a number of more primitive characteristics reminiscent of their terrestrial ancestors, such as long forelimbs and forward-facing eyes.
I couldn’t find any images of Calsoyasuchus, so I used an image of a closely related crocodylomorph, Goniopholis.  Image by Nobu Tamura.