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The Tiki Formation is a Late Triassic (Carnian to Norian) geologic formation in Madhya Pradesh, northern India. Dinosaur remains are among the fossils that have been recovered from the formation, although none have yet been referred to a specific genus. Phytosaur remains attributable to the genus Volcanosuchus have also been found in the Tiki Formation.Chatterjee, 1978
The genera Tikiodon, Tikitherium and Tikisuchus and species Rewaconodon, Hyperodapedon and Parvodus have been named after the Tiki Formation.
| GondwanadonDatta & Das, 1996 | G. tapani | A single molar | A morganucodont |
| Inditherium | I. floris | Three postcanine teeth | A dromatheriid |
| Rewaconodon | R. indicus | A partial jaw and three postcanine teeth | A dromatheriid |
| R. tikiensis | |||
| Ruberodon | R. roychowdhurii | Five partial jaws | A traversodontid |
| Tikiodon | T. cromptoni | A single postcanine tooth | A mammaliamorph |
| Tikitherium | T. copei | A single postcanine tooth | A mammaliaform. Initially described as a basal mammaliaform related to Docodonta, but later redescribed as a Neogene shrew fossil that was reworked into the older deposit. |
| Cynodontia |
| Clevosaurus | C. nicholsi | Jaw fragments | A Clevosauridae sphenodont |
| Colossosuchus | C. techniensis | Known from multiple skeletons, all likely died together | A very large mystriosuchine phytosaur |
| Desmatosuchinae | osteoderms | A Stagonolepididae Aetosauria | |
| Hyperodapedon | H. huxleyi | Rare maxillary tooth plates | A hyperodapedontine rhynchosaur, also known as Paradapedon.Lydekker, 1885 This species is far more common in the coeval Lower Maleri Formation of central India. |
| H.tikiensis | Various cranial and postcranial elements | A hyperodapedontine rhynchosaur | |
| Parasuchus | P. hislopi | Skulls | A basal (non-mystriosuchine) phytosaur |
| Tikisuchus | T. romeri | The skull and some postcranial elements of a young individual | A putative Rauisuchidae |
| Volcanosuchus | V. statisticae | A skull | A mystriosuchine phytosaur |
| OrnithischiaDatta et al., 2005 | |||
| PhytosauriaMukherjee & Ray, 2012 | |||
| PseudosuchiaHuene, 1940 | |||
| Sphenodontia | |||
| Theropoda |
| Eodiscoglossus | E. sp | An incomplete jaw | A discoglossid frog |
| Compsocerops | C. tikiensis | A Chigutisauridae Temnospondyli | |
| MetoposaurusChatterjee & Majumdar, 1987 | M. sp. | A Metoposauridae temnospondyl | |
| Panthasaurus | P. maleriensis | A metoposaurid temnospondyl |
| CladodusKumar & Sharma, 2019 | C. sp. | Teeth | A ctenacanth |
| Gnathorhiza | G. sp. | Teeth | A Gnathorhizidae lungfish |
| Lonchidion | L. estesi | A Hybodontiformes | |
| L. encumbens | A hybodont | ||
| Mooreodontus | M. indicus | Teeth | A Xenacanthida |
| M. jaini | Teeth | ||
| Pristrisodus | P. tikiensis | Teeth | A hybodont, formerly known as Parvodus tikiensis and Lissodus duffini. |
| Ptychoceratodus | P. oldhami | Teeth | A ptychoceratodontid lungfish |
| Tikiodontus | T. asymmetricus | Teeth | A xenacanthid |
| Actinopterygii | |||
| Coelacanthidae |
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