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'''Achosauromorpha''' is an extant class that existed approximately 30 million years ago to the Neogene, or essentially, today. It once contained 5 taxa, but 3 of which went extinct towards the end of the Triassic.<ref>http://www.paleofile.com/Demo/Mainpage/Taxalist/Archosaurmorphs.htm</ref>
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'''Archosauromorpha''' is an extant [[Linnaean taxonomy|class]] that existed approximately 30 million years ago to the [[Neogene]], or essentially, today. It once contained 5 taxa, but 3 of which went [[extinct]] towards the end of the [[Triassic]].<ref>http://www.paleofile.com/Demo/Mainpage/Taxalist/Archosaurmorphs.htm</ref>
  
 
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Archosauromorpha is an extant class that existed approximately 30 million years ago to the Neogene, or essentially, today. It once contained 5 taxa, but 3 of which went extinct towards the end of the Triassic.[1]

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