However , the species was based on a chimeric syntype material - a rhynchosaurian basicranium mixed with phytosaurian partial snout , scutes and some teeth .
Richard Lydekker ( 1885 ) described and named P. hislopi formally , and proposed the family name Parasuchidae .
The species was based on a chimeric syntype material - a rhynchosaurian basicranium mixed with phytosaurian partial snout , scutes and some teeth .
Richard Lydekker ( 1885 ) described and named P. hislopi formally , and proposed the family name Parasuchidae .