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The Upper Cretaceous sites of Lano and Quintanilla del Coco in northern Spain have yielded significant crocodilian remains, allowing a more precise interpretation of the fragmentary record of southwestern Europe. Two new genera, Musturzabalsuchus and Acynodon, have been recognized. Both taxa were extinct at the end of the Cretaceous. Their relationships with the alligatoroidean Eusuchia suggest...
Although famous as a fossil lagerstätte that has produced numerous well-preserved vertebrates, recent discoveries indicate that the lithographic limestones of Las Hoyas (Calizas de la Huérguina Formation) also contain vertebrate trackways. We herein report on at least two distinctive tetrapod track types tentatively assigned to crocodilians and to turtles. Turtle tracks are isolated while the crocodile...
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