Definition of Cryptosaurus. Meaning of Cryptosaurus. Synonyms of Cryptosaurus

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Definition of Cryptosaurus

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Meaning of Cryptosaurus from wikipedia

- Cambridge in 1869. Cryptosaurus was the same year named by British paleontologist Harry Seeley; the type species is Cryptosaurus eumerus. The genus name...
- and the iguanodontian Callovosaurus., with the poorly known ankylosaur Cryptosaurus also being known from Oxfordian aged sediments in Britain. During this...
- Cryptosaurus Dracopelta Minmi Priodontognathus Sarcolestes Serendipaceratops? ****omellus Stegosaurides? Tianchisaurus Vectipelta Parankylosauria Antarctopelta...
- – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Cryptosaurus "Cryptoraptor" – nomen nudum Cryptosaurus Cryptovolans – junior synonym of Microraptor ****noria...
- Genera of uncertain affinity †Cryptosaurus †Dracopelta †Jakapil? †Minmi †Mymoorapelta †Sarcolestes †Serendipaceratops? †Sinankylosaurus? †****omellus †Stegosaurides...
- Cryptosaurus Dracopelta Minmi Priodontognathus Sarcolestes Serendipaceratops? ****omellus Stegosaurides? Tianchisaurus Vectipelta Parankylosauria Antarctopelta...
- Cryptosaurus Dracopelta Minmi Priodontognathus Sarcolestes Serendipaceratops? ****omellus Stegosaurides? Tianchisaurus Vectipelta Parankylosauria Antarctopelta...
- Cryptosaurus Dracopelta Minmi Priodontognathus Sarcolestes Serendipaceratops? ****omellus Stegosaurides? Tianchisaurus Vectipelta Parankylosauria Antarctopelta...
- 35–42. doi:10.4202/app.2009.0083. Seeley, H. G. (1875). "On the Femur of Cryptosaurus eumerus, Seeley, a Dinosaur from the Oxford Clay of Great Grandshen"...
- as an unnecessary replacement name for Cryptosaurus by Richard Lydekker (1889) who believed the name Cryptosaurus was already previously in use for "Cystosaurus"...