-
illustrations depicted the
giant amphibians (often
referred to as "
Labyrinthodon" at the time) as big
froglike creatures that
supposedly crossed their...
- is
based on the
species "
Labyrinthodon salamandroides" (Mastodonsaurus jaegeri); the
other two were
based on "
Labyrinthodon pachygnathus" (Cyclotosaurus...
- as labyrinthodonts,
named like
Labyrinthodon for
teeth that were
highly folded in
cross section. Owen's "
Labyrinthodon Jaegeri" was
later found at Guy's...
- monster, like some
great clumsy griffin thing, like the
Crystal Palace labyrinthodon, like Coote, like the
leaden Goddess of the Dunciad, like some fat,...
- Metoposauroidea". Palaeos.
Archived from the
original on 15 May 2008. "
Labyrinthodon". Paleofile.
Archived from the
original on 29
December 2017. "The Carnian...
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Greenland and Thailand. The
relationships between species is unclear. "
Labyrinthodon"
pachygnathus Owen, 1842 and "L."
leptognathus Owen, 1842 were transferred...
- with
lsrge animals, and two giants,
Umbah and Tavotz. The Last of the
Labyrinthodons (1954): Modern-day sea
monsters from
prehistoric times attack ships...
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Carboniferous deposits in the
Czech Republic. It was
named as a
species of
Labyrinthodon in 1875 and as its own
genus in 1879.
Macromerion was one of the moderate...
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English paleontologist William Buckland, but
under the now
defunct genus "
Labyrinthodon,"
which is now
regarded as a
junior synonym of the Tri****ic capitosaur...
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classified as a
synonym of Mastodonsaurus, an
unrelated amphibian, and
later Labyrinthodon, a now
obsolete taxon. A
partial phytosaur specimen found at the "UCMP...
