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2020 en la paleontología de los arcosaurios

Este artículo registra nuevos taxones de arcosaurios fósiles de todo tipo que están programados para ser descritos durante el año 2020, así como otros descubrimientos y eventos significativos relacionados con la paleontología de los arcosaurios que están programados para ocurrir en el año 2020.

Pseudosuquios

Nuevos taxones

Investigación

Dinosaurios no aviares

Nuevos taxones

Investigación

General

Saurisquios

Ornitisquios

Pájaros

Nuevos taxones

Investigación

Pterosaurios

Nuevos taxones

Investigación


Otros arcosaurios

Nuevos taxones

Investigación

Investigación general

Referencias

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