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Hadrosaurus was one of the most
complete dinosaur skeletons known. Leidy's
monograph Cretaceous Reptiles of the
United States,
describing Hadrosaurus...
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include Hadrosaurus foulkii". This
clade excludes basal hadrosaurids such as
Hadrosaurus and
Yamatosaurus but self-destructs if
Hadrosaurus is descended...
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named Hadrosaurus foulkii by
Joseph Leidy. The site,
designated a
National Historic Landmark in 1994, is now a
small park
known as "
Hadrosaurus Park"...
- Lambeosaurinae. However, the name
Hadrosaurinae is
based on the
genus Hadrosaurus which was
found in more
recent studies to be more
primitive than either...
- un****ociated teeth, one of
which had
double roots. With
better remains from
Hadrosaurus, he
began to
reconsider his taxonomy, and suggested, at
least informally...
- to be a
synonym of T.
occidentalis (which he
considered a
species of
Hadrosaurus at the time). In 1900, a
short piece published in
Science by F.A. Lucas...
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analysis found Claosaurus agilis to be
outside of the
clade containing Hadrosaurus and
other hadrosaurids,
making it the
closest non-hadrosaurid relative...
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correctly discerned.) The
creature was
named Hadrosaurus foulkii. It was an
extremely important find:
Hadrosaurus was one of the
first nearly complete dinosaur...
- Scelidosauridae),
including within it the
genera Iguanodon, Hypsilophodon, and
Hadrosaurus, in
addition to
Cetiosaurus and
tentatively Stenopelix. The term Ornithopoda...
- "Cenozoic
fossils of Nebraska". eas2.unl.edu.
Retrieved October 11, 2024. "
Hadrosaurus Foulkii ("Haddy") Information".
Official website of the
Borough of Haddonfield...
