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Description
Second part of the chart, with the crocodiles

Notes:
01-There is no GDI for Baurusuchids and Stem-Sphagesaurids, so I left a question mark in that place.
02-My B.salgadosensis was scaled up from a femur and resulted in a 2.32 m animal, Random scaled it from the Skull and obtained a ~3 meter animal. We probably used different individuals for scaling this, so there is potential for larger B.salgadosensis.
03-Tooooo many crocs, toooooomuch work.

Species that were omitted:
01-Caryonosuchus: crappy material, not enough for scaling.
02-Brasileosaurus: lack of information, crappy material and no up to date phylogenetic position.
03-''Goniopholis'' paulistanus: crappy material and definitely not Goniopholis.
04-Mariliasuchus robustus: As far as I'm aware it is only know from skull material, and it has a more boxier (deeper and shorter) skull than M.amarali, so scaling it from M.amarali skull I would find a questionable result since that species is supposed to have a shorter cranium them M.amarali. So I'm not featuring it.

Edit:
30/July/2018: Rescaled Baurusuchids, based on the recent Pepesuchus paper that found Aplestosuchus nested inside Baurusuchus I'm sinking it into Baurusuchus. New silhouette for B.albertoi & B.sordidus

References:
Notosuchus skelleton from Fiorelli & Calvo 2008, adapted with the skull of other stem-sphagesaurids.
Gonipholis, used for the postcrania of Barreirosuchus, the skull is from Paleofile's Trematochampsa www.paleofile.com/Mesosuchia/T…
Baurusuchus albertoi, used for all Baurusuchids and addapted for Armadillosuchus and Montealtosuchus.
as base for scaling the Baurusuchids, and skull used for B.albertoi & B.sordidus.

Description
Second part of the chart, with the crocodiles

Notes:
01-There is no GDI for Baurusuchids and Stem-Sphagesaurids, so I left a question mark in that place.
02-My B.salgadosensis was scaled up from a femur and resulted in a 2.32 m animal, Random scaled it from the Skull and obtained a ~3 meter animal. We probably used different individuals for scaling this, so there is potential for larger B.salgadosensis.
03-Tooooo many crocs, toooooomuch work.

Species that were omitted:
01-Caryonosuchus: crappy material, not enough for scaling.
02-Brasileosaurus: lack of information, crappy material and no up to date phylogenetic position.
03-''Goniopholis'' paulistanus: crappy material and definitely not Goniopholis.
04-Mariliasuchus robustus: As far as I'm aware it is only know from skull material, and it has a more boxier (deeper and shorter) skull than M.amarali, so scaling it from M.amarali skull I would find a questionable result since that species is supposed to have a shorter cranium them M.amarali. So I'm not featuring it.

Edit:
30/July/2018: Rescaled Baurusuchids, based on the recent Pepesuchus paper that found Aplestosuchus nested inside Baurusuchus I'm sinking it into Baurusuchus. New silhouette for B.albertoi & B.sordidus

References:
Notosuchus skelleton from Fiorelli & Calvo 2008, adapted with the skull of other stem-sphagesaurids.
Gonipholis, used for the postcrania of Barreirosuchus, the skull is from Paleofile's Trematochampsa www.paleofile.com/Mesosuchia/T…
Baurusuchus albertoi, used for all Baurusuchids and addapted for Armadillosuchus and Montealtosuchus.
as base for scaling the Baurusuchids, and skull used for B.albertoi & B.sordidus.