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Abstracts, Symposium ….
CERATOPSIAN SYMPOSIUM. Short Papers, Abstracts, and Programs.
Compiled by D.R. Braman, 2007. 176 pp.
THE PALAEONTOLOGY AND GEOLOGY OF THE DINOSAUR
PROVINCIAL PARK AREA, ALBERTA: WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TO CERATOPSIANS AND CERATOPSIAN BONEBEDS
Guide Book for the Ceratopsian Symposium Field Trip September 24, 2007
Prepared by Don B. Brinkman and Dennis R. Braman.
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lepturus, n.sp., Hyposaurus fraterculus, n.sp., Hadrosaurus tripos, n.sp.,
Pleurosternum pectorale, n.sp., Osteopygis platylomus, n.sp., Osteopygis
emarginatus, n.sp., Osteopygis chelydrinus, n.sp., Lytoloma jeanesii, n.g.,
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longinuchus, n.sp., Taphrosphys leslianus, n.sp., Taphrosphys strenuus,
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_____, 1871 (b). Catalogue of the Pythonomorpha found in the Cretaceous strata
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_____, 1871 ©. Supplement to “Synopsis of the extinct Batrachia and Reptilia
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_____, 1872 (a). On a new testudinate from the Chalk of Kansas. Ibid, 12: 308310 [Cynocercus incisus, n.g., n.sp., Hyposaurus webbianus, n.sp.]
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_____, 1877 (c). On a dinosaurian from the Trias of Utah. Ibid, 16: 579-584
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_____, 1877 (d). On a carnivorous dinosaurian from the Dakota beds of
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_____, 1878 (a). Triassic Saurians from Pennsylvania: The American Naturalist,
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_____, 1878 (b). On the saurians recently discovered in the Dakota Beds of
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_____, 1878 (c). A new genus of Dinosauria from Colorado. Ibid, 12: 188-189
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_____, 1878 (e). A new opisthocoelus dinosaur. Ibid, 12: 406 [Epanterias
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_____, 1878 (h). A new species of Amphicoelias.
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_____, 1884. The Tertiary Marsupialia. Ibid, 18: 686-697 [Plioprion minor,
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_____, 1876. Descriptions of some vertebrate remains from the fort union beds
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falculus, sp. nov, Dysganus encaustus, gen. nov. sp. nov, Dysganus
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sp. nov, Diclonius pentagonus, nov. gen, nov. sp, Diclonius perangulatus,
sp. nov, Diclonius calamarius, sp. nov, Monoclonius crassus, nov. gen,
nov. sp, Paronychodon lacustris, nov. gen, nov. sp, Compsemys
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_____, 1877 (a). Description of extinct Vertebrata from the Permian and
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_____, 1889 (b). On a new genus of Triassic Dinosauria. Ibid, 23: 626
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_____, 1889 (f). The horned Dinosauria of the Laramie. Ibid, 23: 715-717,
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_____, 1889 (h). Notes on the Dinosauria of the Laramie. Ibid, 23: 904-906
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_____, 1892 (e). On the skull of the dinosaurian Laelaps incrassatus Cope.
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_____, 1892 (j). Fourth note on the Dinosauria of the Laramie. The American
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_____, 1876 (a). Notice of a new sub-order of Pterosauria. Ibid, 11: 507-508
[Pteranodon longiceps, n.g., n.sp., Pteranodon occidentalis, n.comb.,
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_____, 1876 (b). Principal characters of American pterodactyls. Ibid, 12: 479480 [Nyctosaurus gracilis, n.g.]
_____, 1877 (a). Notice of a new and gigantic dinosaur. Ibid, 14: 87-88
[Titanosaurus montanus, n.sp., Dryptosaurus aquilunguis, n.g.]
_____, 1877 (b). Notice of some new vertebrate fossils. Ibid, 14: 249-256
[Moropus distans, n.g., n.sp., Moropus senex, n.sp., Moropus elatus, n.sp.,
Amynodon advenus, n.g., Tapiravus rarus, n.g., n.sp., Bison ferox, n.sp.,
Allomys nitens, n.sp., Graculavus lentus, n.sp., Diplosaurus felix, n.g.,
n.sp., Crocodilus solaris, n.sp., Nanosaurus agilis, n.g., n.sp., Nanosaurus
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_____, 1877 (c). A new order of extinct Reptilia (Stegosauria) from the Jurassic
of the Rocky Mountains. Ibid, 14: 513-514 [Stegosaurus armatus, n.g.,
n.sp.]
_____, 1877 (d). Notice of new dinosaurian reptiles from the Jurassic formation.
Ibid, 14: 514-516 [Atlantosaurus montanus, n.g., Apatosaurus ajax, n.g.,
n.sp., Apatosaurus grandis, n.sp., Allosaurus fragilis, n.g., n.sp.,
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_____, 1877, Introduction and succession of vertebrate life in America:
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_____, 1878 (a). Fossil mammal from the Jurassic of the Rocky Mountains.
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_____, 1878 (b). New pterodactyl from the Jurassic of the Rocky Mountains.
Ibid, 15: 233 [Pterodactylus montanus, n.sp.]
_____, 1878 (c). Notice of new dinosaurian reptiles. Ibid, 15: 241-244
[Atlantosaurus immanis, n.sp., Morosaurus impar, n.g., n.sp., Allosaurus
lucaris, n.sp., Creosaurus atrox, n.g., n.sp., Laosaurus celer, n.g., n.sp.,
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_____, 1878 (d).
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Nyctodactylus gracilis, n.g.]
_____, 1879 (a). A new order of extinct reptiles (Sauranodonta) from the
Jurassic Formation of the Rocky Mountains. Ibid, 17: 85-86 [Sauranodon
natans, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1879 (b). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: part II.
Ibid, 17: 86-92 [Apatosaurus laticollis, n.sp., Labrosaurus lucaris, n.g.]
_____, 1879 (c). Notice of new Jurassic reptiles. Ibid, 17: 501-505, 1 plate
[Camptonotus dispar, n.g., n.sp., Camptonotus amplus, n.sp., Brontosaurus
excelsus, n.g., n.sp., Stegosaurus ungulatus, n.sp., Coelurus fragilis, n.g.,
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_____, 1880 (a). Odontornithes: a Monograph on the Extinct Toothed Birds of
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Parallel, Government Printing Office, 7: 1-201, 34 plates [Hesperornis
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Ichthyornis tener, n.sp., Ichthyornis validus, n.sp.]
_____, 1889 (c). Discovery of Cretaceous Mammalia: part II. Ibid, 38: 176-179,
2 plates [Cimolomys digona, n.sp., Selenacodon brevis, n.sp., Stagodon
nitor, n.g., n.sp., Platacodon nanus, n.g., n.sp., Oracodon anceps, n.g.,
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_____, 1889 (d). Skull of the gigantic Ceratopsidae. Ibid, 38: 501-506
_____, 1880 (b). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: part III.
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_____, 1889 (e). Comparison of the principal forms of the Dinosauria of Europe
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_____, 1881 (a). The sternum in dinosaurian reptiles. Ibid, 19: 395-396
_____, 1881 (b). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: Part IV.
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_____, 1881 (c). A new order of extinct Jurassic reptiles (Coeluria). Ibid, 21:
339-340, 1 plate
_____, 1881 (d). Discovery of a fossil bird in the Jurassic of Wyoming. Ibid, 21:
341-342 [Laopteryx priscus, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1881 (e). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: part V.
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_____, 1881 (f). Jurassic birds and their allies. Science, 2, 29 October 1881:
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_____, 1883. Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: part VI.
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_____, 1884 (a). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: Part VII.
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_____, 1884 (b). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: Part VIII.
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_____, 1884 (c). New Jurassic dinosaurs. Science, 3, 2 May 1884: 542-544
_____, 1884 (d). On the united metatarsal bones of Ceratosaurus: American
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_____, 1885. Names of extinct reptiles. American Journal of Science, 29: 169
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_____, 1887 (a). Notice of new fossil mammals. Ibid, 34: 323-331 [Bison
alticornis, n.sp., Aeratherium acutum, n.sp., Brontops robustus, n.g., n.sp.,
Brontops dispar, n.sp., Menops varians, n.g., n.sp., Titanops curtus, n.g.,
n.sp., Titanops elatus, n.sp., Allops serotinus, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1887 (b). Principal characters of American Jurassic dinosaurs: part IX.
The skull and dermal armor of Stegosaurus. Ibid, 34: 413-417, 4 plates
[Stegosaurus stenops, n.sp., Stegosaurus sulcatus, n.sp., Stegosaurus
duplex, n.sp.]
_____, 1888 (a). Notice of a new genus of Sauropoda and other new dinosaurs
from the Potomac Formation. Ibid, 35: 89-94 [Pleurocoelus nanus, n.g.,
n.sp., Pleurocoelus altus, n.sp., Priconodon crassus, n.g., n.sp., Allosaurus
medius, n.sp., Coelurus gracilis, n.sp.]
_____, 1888 (b). Notice of a new fossil sirenian from California. Ibid, 35: 94-96
[Desmostylus hesperus, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1888 (c). A new family of horned Dinosauria, from the Cretaceous. Ibid,
36: 477-478, 1 plate [Ceratops montanus, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1889 (a). Notice of new American Dinosauria. Ibid, 37: 331-336
[Anchisaurus major, n.sp., Morosaurus lentus, n.sp., Morosaurus agilis,
n.sp., Ceratops horridus, n.sp., Hadrosaurus breviceps, n.sp., Hadrosaurus
paucidens, n.sp.]
_____, 1889 (b). Notice of gigantic horned Dinosauria from the Cretaceous.
Ibid, 38: 173-175 [Triceratops horridus, n.g., Triceratops flabellatus, n.sp.,
Triceratops galeus, n.sp., Nodosaurus textilis, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1890 (a). Description of new dinosaurian reptiles. Ibid, 39: 81-86, 1
plate [Triceratops serratus, n.sp., Triceratops prorsus, n.sp., Ceratops
paucidens, n.comb., Ornithomimus velox, n.g., n.sp., Barosaurus lentus,
n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1890 (b). Distinctive characters of the order Hallopoda. Ibid, 39: 415417
_____, 1890 (c). Additional characters of the Ceratopsidae, with notice of new
Cretaceous dinosaurs. Ibid, 39: 418-426, 3 plates [Triceratops sulcatus,
n.sp., Trachodon longiceps, n.sp., Claosaurus agilis, n.g.]
_____, 1891 (a). Restoration of Stegosaurus. Ibid, 42: 179-181, 1 plate
_____, 1891 (b). Notice of new vertebrate fossils. Ibid, 42: 265-269
[Triceratops elatus, n.sp., Torosaurus latus, n.g., n.sp., Torosaurus gladius,
n.sp., Ammosaurus major, n.g., Anchisaurus colurus, n.sp., Allops
crassicornis, n.sp., Brontops validus, n.sp., Titanops medius, n.sp.]
_____, 1891 (c). Restoration of Triceratops and Brontosaurus: American Journal
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_____, 1892 (a). The skull of Torosaurus. Ibid, 43: 81-84
_____, 1892 (b). A new order of extinct Eocene mammals (Mesodactyla). Ibid,
43: 445-449 [Hyracops socialis, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1892 (c). Notice of new reptiles from the Laramie Formation. Ibid, 43:
449-453 [Coniophis precedens, n.g., n.sp., Chamops segnis, n.g., n.sp.,
Iguanavus teres, n.sp., Ornithomimus sedens, n.sp., Claosaurus annectens,
n.sp.]
_____, 1892 (d). Notes on Triassic Dinosauria. Ibid, 43: 543-546, 3 plates
[Anchisaurus solus, n.sp.]
_____, 1892 (e). Notes on Mesozoic vertebrate fossils. Ibid, 44: 171-176, 4
plates [Aublysodon amplus, n.sp., Aublysodon cristatus, n.sp.]
_____, 1892 (f). Restorations of Claosaurus and Ceratosaurus: American Journal
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_____, 1893. Restorations of Anchisaurus: American Journal of Science, 3rd
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_____, 1893, The skull and brain of Claosaurus: American Journal of Science,
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_____, 1894 (a). Footprints of vertebrates in the coal measures of Kansas. Ibid,
48: 81-84, 2 plates [Nanopus caudatus, n.ig., n.isp., Limnopus vagus, n.ig.,
n.isp., Dromopus agilis, n.ig., n.isp., Allopus littoralis, n.ig., n.isp.,
Baropus lentus, n.ig., n.isp.]
_____, 1894 (b). The typical Ornithopoda of the American Jurassic. Ibid, 48:
86-90, 4 plates [Camptosaurus medius, n.sp., Camptosaurus nanus, n.sp.,
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_____, 1894 (c). Eastern division of the Miohippus Beds, with notes on some of
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Heptacodon armatus, n.g., n.sp., Protoceras comptus, n.sp., Calops
cristatus, n.g., n.sp., Thinohyus robustus, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1895 (a). Restoration of some European dinosaurs with suggestions as to
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Ryan, M. J., Chinnery-Allgeier, B. J., and Eberth, D. A., Indiana University
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Quyang, H., 1992, Discovery of Gigantspinosaurus sichuanensis and its scapular
spine orientation: The Satellite Meeting of the First Youth Academic
Annual Confereces by Chinese Science Association, Abstracts and
Summaries for Youth Academic Symposium on New Discoveries and
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by Jimin Yu, University of Cambridge, October, 2004).
[Gigantspinosaurus sichuanensis n.g., n.sp.]
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skull: Mamenchisaurus youngi. Chengdu: Sichuan Science and Technology
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Cetiosaurus, a gigantic extinct Saurian Reptile occurring in the Oolitic
formations of different portions of England: Proceedings of the Geological
Society of London, III, p. 457-462. [Goniopholis crassidens, n.g., n.sp.,
Marmosaurus obtusus, n.g., n.sp., Suchosaurus cultridens n.g., n.sp.,
Cetiosaurus n.g.]
_____, 1842. On British fossil reptiles: Report of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science, v. 11, p. 60-204. [Steneosaurus brevirostris,
n.sp., Teleosaurus asthenodeirus n.sp., Streptospondylus cuvieri n.sp.,
Cetiosaurus brevis n.sp., Cetiosaurus epioolithicus n.sp., Cetiosaurus
hypoolithicus n.sp., Cetiosaurus longus n.sp., Cetiosaurus medius n.sp.]
_____, 1851. Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Cretaceous formations:
part 1. Chelonia (Lacertilia etc.). Monographs of the Palaeontographical
Society, 1851: 1-118 [Chelone camperi, n.sp., Chelone Pulchriceps, n.sp.,
Mosasaurus gracilis, n.sp., Protemys serrata, n.g., n.sp., Pterodactylus
compressirostris, n.sp.,]
_____, 1853. Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Wealden and Purbeck
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emarginatum, n.sp., Pleurosternon ovatum, n.sp., Pleurosternon
latiscutatum, n.sp., Chelone costata, n.sp., Platemys mantelli, n.g.,
Platemys dixoni, n.sp.]
_____, 1854. Descriptive catalogue of the fossil organic remains of reptilian and
pisces contained in the museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of
England. 202 pp. [Macellodus brodiei, n.g., n.sp. Saurillus obtusus, n.g.,
n.sp., Deirosaurus italicus, n.sp.,Plesiosaurus brevis, n.sp., Plesiosaurus
compressus, n.sp., Plesiosaurus depressicostatus, n.sp., Plesiosaurus
dibothrius, n.sp.,Plesiosaurus latispinus, n.sp.,Plesiosaurus levis, n.sp.,
Plesiosaurus leptopleuron, n.sp., Plesiosaurus megapleuron, n.sp.,
Plesiosaurus pectopleuron, n.sp., Plesiosaurus platydeirus, n.sp.,
Plesiosaurus subconcavus, n.sp.,Plesiosaurus subdepressus, n.sp.,
Plesiosaurus subplanus, Plesiosaurus truncatus, n.sp., Crocodilus
sivalicus, n.sp., Spalacotherium tricuspidens, n.g., n.sp., Massospondylus
carinatus, n.g., n.sp., Pachyspondylus orpenii, n.g., n.sp.,]
Formations: part II. Dinosauria (Iguanodon) (Wealden). Ibid, 1854: 1-54
Formations: part III. Dinosauria (Megalosaurus) (Wealden). Ibid, 1855: 126
_____, 1855. On the Fossil Skull of a Mammal (Prorastomus Sirenoïdes, Owen),
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11; p. 541-543
_____, 1859 (b). On remains of new and gigantic species of pterodactyle (Pter.
Fittoni and Pter. Sedgwickii) from the Upper Greensand, near Cambridge.
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n.sp.]
_____, 1859 (c). On the vertebral characters of the order Pterosauria, as
exemplified in the genera Pterodactylus (Cuvier) and Dimorphodon
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_____, 1859 (d). On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part I. Description of a
mutilated skull of a large marsupial carnivore (Thylacoleo carnifex, Ow.),
from a conglomerate stratum, eighty miles s.w. of Melbourne, Australia.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 149: 309-322,
5 plates [Thylacoleo carnifex, n.g., n.sp.]
_____, 1859 (e). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Cretaceous formations.
Supplement no. I: Pterosauria (Pterodactylus). Monographs of the
Palaeontographical Society, 1859: 1-19
_____, 1859 (f). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Cretaceous formations.
Supplement no. II: Crocodilia (Streptospondylus, etc.) (Wealden). Ibid,
1859: 20-44 [Streptospondylus major, n.sp.]
_____, 1959 (g). On the order of fossil and recent reptilia, and their distribution
in time: Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science,
1859, p. 153-166.
_____, 1959 (h). Paleontology. The Encyclopedia Britannica, or dictionary of
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improvements and additions; and numerous engravings. Vol. xvii., 91-176.
_____, 1860. On some Reptilian Fossils from South Africa. Quarterly Journal of
the Geological Society; v. 16; p. 49-63. [Ptychognathus declivis, n. gen,
Ptychognathus latirostris, n. sp, Ptychognathus verticalis, n. sp,
Oudenodon bainii, n. gen., n. sp, Oudenodon prognathus, n. sp, Oudenodon
greyii, n. sp, Galesaurus planiceps, n. gen., n. sp, Cynochampsa laniarius,
n. gen., n. sp]
_____, 1860. Monograph of the Fossil Reptilia of the Cretaceous and Purbeck
Strata: Supplement No. II. Iguanodon, and Purbeck Lacertilia:
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_____, 1861 (a). A monograph of a fossil dinosaur (Scelidosaurus harrisonii,
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_____, 1856 (a). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Wealden and Purbeck
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_____, 1861 (b). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Wealden and Purbeck
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Ibid, 1861: 31-39
[Echinodon becklesii, n.g., n.sp.]
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_____, 1862 (a). A monograph of a fossil dinosaur (Scelidosaurus harrisonii,
Owen) of the Lower Lias: part II.. Ibid, 1862: 1-26
_____, 1856 (c). Monograph on the Fossil Reptilia of the Wealden Formations,
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_____, 1862 (b). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Kimmeridge Clay:
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_____, 1857. Monograph on The Fossil Reptila of the Wealden Formation, Part
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10, n. 43, p. 1-26.
Formations. Supplement no. III: Order – Dinosauria, Owen: Genus –
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_____, 1858 (a). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Cretaceous formations:
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_____, 1858 (b). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Cretaceous formations:
supplement no. III.
Pterosauria (Pterodactylus) and Sauropterygia
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_____, 1858 ©. Note on the bones of the hindfoot of the Iguanodon, discovered
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_____, 1858 (d). Description of some remains of a gigantic land-lizard
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_____, 1859 (a). On a new genus (Dimorphodon) of pterodactyle, with remarks
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_____, 1866. On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part II. Description of an
almost entire skull of the Thylacoleo carnifex, Owen, from a freshwater
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_____, 1870 (a). Monograph of the fossil Reptilia of the Liassic Formations.
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_____, 1870 (b). On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part III. Diprotodon
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_____, 1871. On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part IV. Dentition and
mandible of Thylacoleo carnifex, with remarks on the arguments for its
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_____, 1872 (a). On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part V. Genus
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_____, 1872 (b). On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part VI. Genus
Phascolomys. Ibid, 162: 173-196, 7 plates [Phascolomys thomsoni, n.sp.,
Phascolomys krefftii, n.sp., Phascolomys parvus, n.sp.]
_____, 1872 (c). On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part VII. Genus
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_____, 1872 (d). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Wealden Formation:
supplement no. IV. Dinosauria (Iguanodon).
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Palaeontographical Society, 1872: 1-15, 3 plates
tenuidens, n.sp., Brachydectes major, n.g., n.sp., Brachydectes minor, n.sp.,
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_____, 1880. Description of some remains of a gigantic land-lizard (Megalania
prisca, Owen) from Australia. – Part II. Philosophical Transactions of the
Royal Society of London, 171: 1037-1050, 5 plates
_____, 1881. Description of some remains of a gigantic land-lizard (Megalania
prisca, Owen) from Australia. – Part III. Ibid, 172: 547-556, 3 plates
_____, 1883 (a). On the affinities of Thylacoleo. Ibid, 174: 575-582, 3 plates
_____, 1883 (b). Pelvic characters of Thylacoleo carnifex. Ibid, 174: 639-643, 1
plate
_____, 1883 (c). On the Skull of Megalosaurus: Quarterly Journal of the
_____, 1874 (a). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Wealden ad Purbeck
Formations: supplement no. V. Dinosauria (Iguanodon) (Wealden and
Purbeck). Ibid, 1874: 1-18, 2 plates [Iguanodon hoggii, n.sp.]
_____, 1887 (a). Description of fossil remains, including foot-bones, of
Megalania prisca. – Part IV. Ibid, 177: 327-330, 3 plates
Formations: supplement no. VI. Crocodilia (Hylaeochampsa) (Wealden).
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_____, 1887 (b). On the Skull and Dentition of a Triassic Saurian (Galesaurus
planiceps, Ow.) Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, v. 43; p. 1-6
[Galesaurus planiceps, n. gen, n. sp]
_____, 1874 (c). Monograph on the fossil Reptilia of the Mesozoic Formations:
part I. Pterosauria (Pterodactylus). (Gault-Lias). Ibid, 1874: 1-14, 2 plates
[Pterodactylus daviesii, n.sp., Pterodactylus sagittirostris, n.sp.,
Coloborhynchus clavirostris, n.g., n.sp., Coloborhynchus cuvieri, n.comb.
Coloborhynchus sedgwickii, n.comb., Criorhynchus simus, n.g.,
Pterodactylus manselii, n.sp., Pterodactylus pleydellii, n.sp., Pterodactylus
kiddii, n.sp., Pterodactylus duncani, n.sp., Pterodactylus aclandi, n.sp.,
Pterodactylus marderi, n.sp.]
_____, 1887 (c). Additional evidence for the affinities of the extinct marsupial
quadruped Thylacoleo carnifex. Ibid, 178: 1-3, 1 plate
_____, 1874 (d). On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part VIII. Family
Macropodidae: genera Macropus, Osphranter, Phascolagus, Sthenurus,
and Protemnodon. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of
London, 164: 245-287, 8 plates [Macropus titan, n.sp., Macropus affinis,
n.sp., Osphranter cooperi, n.sp., Osphranter gouldii, n.sp., Phascolagus
altus, n.sp., Sthenurus atlas, n.g., n.sp., Sthenurus brehus, n.sp.,
Protemnodon anak, n.g., n.sp., Protemnodon mimas, n.sp.]
_____, 1875. Monographs on the British fossil Reptilia of the Mesozoic
Formations: part II (Genera Bothriospondylus, Cetiosaurus, Omosaurus).
Monographs of the Palaeontographical Society, 1875: 15-93
[Bothriospondylus suffosus, n.g., n.sp., Bothriospondylus robustus, n.sp.,
Marmarospondylus robustus, n.g., Bothriospondylus elongatus, n.sp.,
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_____, 1875. On Prorastomus sirenoïdes (Ow.).—Part II. Quarterly Journal of
the Geological Society, v. 31; p. 559-567
_____, 1876. On the fossil mammals of Australia. – Part X. Family
Macropodidae: mandibular dentition and parts of the skeleton of
Palorchestes; additional evidences of Macropus titan, Sthenurus, and
Procoptodon. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London,
166: 197-226, 13 plates
_____, 1876. On a new Modification of Dinosaurian Vertebræ. Quarterly
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_____, 1876, Monograph on the Fossil Reptilia of the Wealden and Purbeck
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_____, 1877. Monographs on the British fossil Reptilia of the Mesozoic
Formations: part III (Omosaurus). Monographs of the Palaeontographical
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_____, 1980. Studies of the structure, evolution, and flight of pterosaurs
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_____, 1984 (a). Pterosaur remains from the Kayenta Formation (?Early
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_____, 1984 (b). A large pterodactyloid pterosaur from the Two Medicine
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_____, 1984 (c). Flight of fancy planned for the largest pterosaur. Nature, 311,
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_____, 1985. The origins and aerodynamics of flight in extinct vertebrates.
_____, 1986 (a). Introduction. In: K. Padian (ed.) The Beginning of the Age of
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_____, 1988 (a). New Discoveries about Dinosaurs: Separating the Facts from
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_____, 1996. Early bird in slow motion. Nature, 382, 1 August 1996: 400-401
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