- with
Chatterjeea.
Notable among them,
Oliver Rauhut (1997, 2000, 2003)
argued that
Shuvosaurus was
indeed a
theropod and
distinct from
Chatterjeea, but...
-
belong to a
distinct genus,
named Chatterjeea elegans. Furthermore, in 2006
Nesbitt and
Norell argued that
Chatterjeea is a
junior synonym of Shuvosaurus...
-
Chatterjee in 1993 to
include the
genus Shuvosaurus. In a 2007
study Chatterjeea was
demonstrated to be a
junior synonym of Shuvosaurus, and the therein...
- Weinheim: Wiley-VCH. doi:10.1002/14356007.a22_399. ISBNÂ 978-3-527-30673-2.
Chatterjeea, D.; Mitra, A. (2004). "Synthesis,
Characterization and Reactivities...
- act as
evidence that poposaurids, such as Poposaurus, Sillosuchus, and
Chatterjeea, and
ctenosauriscids form a
monophyletic group that is
derived rauisuchians...
-
identical to that of
Effigia and
Shuvosaurus (also
sometimes known as "
Chatterjeea"). Alcober, O. A.; Parrish, J. M. (1997). "A new
poposaurid from the...
-
attributed to an ornithomimosaur-like dinosaur, and
postcranial material ("
Chatterjeea")
comparable to poposaurids. The
synonymy between these two
fossil sets...
- evolution.
Nesbitt also
demonstrated that
Shuvosaurus was the same
animal as
Chatterjeea, and that it
belonged to an
exclusive clade containing closely related...
- 'Saurosuchus sp.,'"
Irmis (2005) p. 78 "Vertebrate Fauna; Poposauridae; '
Chatterjeea elegans,'"
Irmis (2005) p. 79 Nesbitt, S. J.; Chatterjee, S. (2024)....
- so they ****igned
those specimens to the new
genera Lythrosuchus and
Chatterjeea. In 2005,
Sterling Nesbitt noted that "ctenosauriscids" such as Arizonasaurus...
