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pliosaurid from the
Early Jur****ic of Dorset, England. The type
species is A.
conybeari. The
genus is
named after David Attenborough, the
species after William...
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conybeari Ritgen, 1826 (nomen oblitum) =
Megalosaurus bucklandii, Mantell, 1827
Megalosaurus bucklandii Gideon Mantell 1827 =
Megalosaurus conybeari,...
- genera. Problematically, the
first named species of Pelorosaurus, P.
conybeari, is a
junior synonym of
Cetiosaurus brevis.
Pelorosaurus was one of the...
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Plesiosaurus conybeari did not
belong to the
genus Plesiosaurus, the
palaeontologist Robert Bakker renamed the
species Attenborosaurus conybeari. A fossilised...
- 1997 pp. 169. Sollas, W.J. (1881). "On a new
species of
Plesiosaurus (P.
Conybeari) from the
Lower Lias of Charmouth; with
observations on P. megacephalus...
- to 1.8
metres (5.9 ft), I.
breviceps up to 1.9
metres (6.2 ft), and I.
conybeari up to 1.5
metres (4.9 ft). Many
Ichthyosaurus fossils are well-preserved...
- An
early discovery in this
respect was the
holotype of
Plesiosaurus conybeari (presently Attenborosaurus). From such
finds it is
known that the skin...
- up,
named the
authentic sauropod material of C.
brevis as
Cetiosaurus conybeari but
thereby merely created a
junior objective synonym of the
former name...
- astronomy. In 1826 he
proposed the
dinosaur species name of
Megalosaurus conybeari from
fragmentary fossils found in England, however,
during the following...
- P.
conybeari,
regarded the taxon,
which they
called Pelorosaurus conybeari, to be a
valid species. Some
authors have
treated Cetiosaurus conybeari Melville...
