- Chirotherium, also
known as
Cheirotherium (‘hand-beast’), is a Tri****ic
trace fossil consisting of five-fingered (pentadactyle)
footprints and
whole tracks...
-
Oxford University Museum of
Natural History (OUMNH). A
creature named Cheirotherium was, for a long time and
still may be, only
known from its fossilized...
- scutulatus, from Leamington); with
remarks on the
probable identity of the
Cheirotherium with this
genus of
extinct Batrachians".
Transactions of the Geological...
- to be very
close to or
possible even the same
species that made the
Cheirotherium trace fossils found in Germany. It too
shows a
narrow track-way, similar...
- [Halin****inae
Reinhart 1959]
Genus †Metaxytherium de
Christol 1840 [
Cheirotherium Bruno 1839 non Kaup 1835;
Felsinotherium Capellini 1872; Fucotherium...
-
fragmentary body
fossils are
known from dicynodonts. The
footprints of
Cheirotherium and
Rhynchosauroides are
common in the
Wupatki Member.
Geology of the...
-
Hybodus and Lepidotus.
Labyrinthodonts represented by the
footprints of
Cheirotherium and the
bones of
Mastodonsaurus (originally
called Labyrinthodon) and...
- Metaxytherium,
including Thalattosiren, Halian****a, Felsinoitherium,
Cheirotherium and Hesperosiren.
Several species previously considered distinct have...
