What is "andhrasaurus"

Andhrasaurus (meaning "Andhra Pradesh lizard") is an dubious genus of extinct scelidosaurid ornithischian dinosaur. The type species is A. indicus, with the name derived from India, the country where the fossils were found. The type specimen, in the collections of the GSI, includes skull elements, about 30 osteoderms, and the extremities of vertebrae and limbs. When originally described, the authors mentioned the possibility that it was an ankylosaurian.

In 2016, Peter Malcolm Galton and Kenneth Carpenter declared it a nomen dubium, listing it as Thyreophora indet., and the jawbones as those of a crocodilian.