... Hyphalosaurus lingyuanensis is a 116 cm long specimen exposed in ventral view. It has a small skull, several needle-like teeth lying in the anterior part of the skull. There are at least 13 rows of ribs and more than 20 rows of ...
... Hyphalosaurus , and Monjurosuchus : Gao and Fox , 1998 ; Matsumoto et al . , 2007 ; Gao and Ksepka , 2008 ) . As previously reported , the marginal dentition of champ- sosaurs exhibits folded dentine ( Fig . 5 ) . The presence of this ...
... Hyphalosaurus lingyuanen- sis (Choristodera family which evolved crocodile-like characteristics) from China reported by Eric Buffetaut. Fossil – 145-million-year-old derodymus fossil reptile Sinohydrosaurus lingyuanensis or Hyphalosaurus ...
... Hyphalosaurus Lazarussuchus Monjurosuchus Philydrosaurus Cleniogenys Youngina Araeoscelidia Tchoiria Simoedosaurus Ikechosaurus Champsosaurus Shokawa Hyphalosaurus Lazarussuchus Monjurosuchus Philydrosaurus Cteniogenys Youngina ...
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... Hyphalosaurus: a genus of choristoderan reptiles in the family Hyphalosauridae. Very common in the Jehol biota, it reached a length of almost 3 feet, with a very long neck and tail. Some specimens show skin impressions, and Hyphalosaurus ...
... Hyphalosaurus (Figures 11.6[A] and 11.7[A]), whi was slightly larger (80 cm, or 2.6 feet long), and had a short triangular skull also la ing the long gharial-type fishing snout seen in more advanced ampsosaurs. e short, fla ened ...
... Hyphalosaurus ( synonym Sinohydrosaurus ) , repre- sented by tens of thousands of specimens and commonly sold cheaply at fossil shows around the world ( 298 ) . Mammals . Mesozoic mammals are never common and are normally only known ...
... Hyphalosaurus baitaigouensis, from the Early Cretaceous of China, one containing an embryo and the second associated with a neonate (newborn) (Fig. 6.7). Results from SEM of the samples of the eggs showed details of eggshell ...
... Hyphalosaurus ( Gao et al . , 1999 ; Fig 11 ) , a close relative of Shokawa from the Early Cretaceous of Japan ( Evans and Manabe , 1999 ) . There is evidence that Hyphalosaurus was oviparous ( Wang and Evans , 2011 ) , whereas ...