PLIOPLATECARPINAE DOLLO, 1884
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https://doi.org/ 10.5070/P9401362375 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13888180 |
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PLIOPLATECARPINAE DOLLO, 1884 |
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PLIOPLATECARPINAE DOLLO, 1884
Diagnosis (after Konishi and Caldwell 2011)― Russellosaurines generally of medium size, mandible length rarely reaching 100 cm; quadrate ala laterally expanded with uniformly curved border, thin in the center; distinct alar concavity present immediately dorsal to mandibular condyle;surprastapedial process elongate, at least reaching mid-height of quadrate; process often ending with blunt terminus; canal(s) for basilar artery through basisphenoid and basioccipital exiting as large opening(s) on medullary floor; jaws slender; a large foramina on lateroventral/ventral face of retroarticular process; marginal tooth crowns slender, distally tapering and posteromedially recurved from mid-height; middle and posterior tooth crowns typically bicarinate, two carinae aligned in anteroposterior orientation and dividing crown surface semi-equally; marginal tooth crown medially finely striated, laterally faceted or fluted to various extent;tooth crown with sub-circular basal cross-section; intermediate and terminal caudal centra horizontally short, centrum length not exceeding centrum height more than 1.5 times.
Included Genera— Platecarpus Cope (1869) , Plioplatecarpus Dollo (1882) , Goronyosaurus Azzaroli et al. (1972) , Angolasaurus Antunes (1964) , Ectenosaurus Russell (1967) ; Selmasauru s Wright and Shannon (1988), Russellosaurus Polcyn and Bell (2005) , Latoplatecarpus Konishi and Caldwell (2011) , Plesioplatecarpus Konishi and Caldwell (2011) , Gavialimimus Strong et al. (2020) , and Sarabosaurus dahli Polcyn et al. (2023).
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