The evolution and development of the archosaurian head and the origin of the bird skull

The evolution and development of the archosaurian head and the origin of the bird skull

by Bhart-Anjan Singh Bhullar

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Abstract: Archosauria, the "ruling reptiles," characterized along their stem by relatively large, macrocarnivorous animals, are today represented by two enormously successful but divergent extant clades: Aves, the birds, and Crocodylia, the crocodiles and alligators. This thesis seeks to characterize major transformations in the cranial region of archosaurs, a prominent theme in their evolution.

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