Drepanosaurs had bird-like heads

[Halichoeres]

Despite being well-outside the crown Diapsida, drepanosaur skulls had a lot of bird-like features, like tapering snouts, anteriorly directed orbits, and a bulbous skull roof. They may even have had binocular vision. The (non-homologous) similarities are enshrined in the name for the new skull material: Avicranium renestoi.

Open access paper: http://rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/4/10/170499?rss=1

Skull reconstruction based on CT scans:

[Neosodon]

Interesting! The Triassic may have not had the biggest and most exiting dinosaurs but I find it the most fascinating period of evolution in earths history. The amount of convergence is surreal.

[ZoPteryx]

Any new drepanosaur is a good drepanosaur!    It really puts into perspective how many traditionally dinosaurian features actually first developed in other groups.