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- Habrosaurus, meaning "graceful lizard", is an extinct genus of prehistoric salamanders, and the oldest known member of the family Sirenidae. Two species...
- and two extant with two and three extant species, respectively: Genus †Habrosaurus Gilmore 1928 †H. dilatus Gilmore 1928 †H. prodilatus Gardner 2003 Genus...
- Gerobatrachus Gobiates Gobiatoides Gobiops Gonioglyptus Gosgriffius Greererpeton Habrosaurus Hadrokkosaurus Hapsidopareion Hatzegobatrachus Hemprichisaurus Heptasaurus...
- salamander-like amphibians) Albanerpeton gracilis Caudata (salamanders) Habrosaurus prodilatus Lisserpeton Opisthotriton kayi Scapherpeton tectum unnamed...
- neocesariensis Leidyosuchus sp. Adocus punctatus Naomichelys speciosa Trionyx sp. Habrosaurus sp. Amiidae sp. Lepisosteus sp. Platacodon n**** Paleontology portal...
- Indeterminate Montana Habrosaurus H. dilatus Montana North Dakota South Dakota Middle to upper **** Cr**** Formation 6 specimens Habrosaurus is a sirenid amphibian...
- largest lissamphibian ever known, with total length up to 2.3 m (7.5 ft). Habrosaurus was the largest sirenid. It reached 1.6 m (5.2 ft) long. The largest...
- salamanders from the genera Scapherpeton, Lisserpeton, Opisthotriton, Habrosaurus. Turtles are common and represented by the baenids Plesiobaena, Boremys...
- Genus Species Location Stratigraphic position Abundance Notes Images Habrosaurus H. dilatus A siren. Lisserpeton L. bairdi A scapherpetonid salamander...
- Ellisdale Site An albanerpetontid. Alytidae indet. An alytid frog. cf. Habrosaurus H. sp. A sirenid salamander. Parrisia P. neocesariensis A batrachosauroidid...