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Although goniopholidids constitute the most abundant remains of the Lower Cretaceous record of the Iberian Peninsula crocodilians, few specimens have been found complete enough to provide precise taxonomic determinations. The palaeontological site of Mina Santa María in Ariño (Teruel, Early Albian Escucha Formation) has yielded several neosuchian monotaxic concentrations. The skulls discovered at the Ariño Mine show a character combination linking them to the latter European species. The Ariño skulls share apomorphies with Anteophthalmosuchus hooleyi, Goniopholis willetti (e.g., loss of the transverse frontal crest and of the prefrontal-lachrymal crest, supratemporal fossa larger than the orbit and supratemporal fenestra subequal, among other derived characters). The new taxa, Hulkepholis plotos gen. n., sp. n. and Anteophthalmosuchus escuchae sp. n., are herein erected, and they constitute the most recent record of their RESUMEN A pesar de que los restos de goniofolídidos son los más abundantes del registro de cocodrilos del Cretácico Inferior de la Península Ibérica, pocos ejemplares se han descubierto lo suficientemente completos como para proporcionar determinaciones taxonómicas precisas. Las concentraciones monotáxicas de cocodrilos neosuquios descubiertas en la Mina Santa María de Ariño (Teruel, Albiense Temprano de la Formación Escucha) han proporcionado restos craneales, cuya combinación de caracteres los vincula con el clado de los Goniopholididae temporalmente más modernos. Las apomorfías compartidas (ausencia de cresta prefronto-lacrimal y de cresta frontal interorbitaria; fenestra supratemporal subigual a la órbita, siendo las fosas mucho mayores en diámetro, entre otros caracteres derivados) permiten caracterizar los dos nuevos táxones: Hulkepholis plotos gen. n., sp. n. y Anteophthalmosuchus escuchae sp. BUSCALIONI, ALCALÁ, ESPÍLEZ & MAMPEL 104 clade in Europe. These sympatric species lived in a coastal marsh system with barrier islands and lagoon.

European Goniopholididae from the Early Albian Escucha Formation in Ariño (Teruel, Aragón, Spain)