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- Laosaurus (meaning "stone or fossil lizard") is a genus of neornithischian dinosaur. The type species, Laosaurus celer, was first described by O.C. Marsh...
- new species of Laosaurus, Laosaurus altus. The specific name altus, meaning "tall" in Latin, refers to it being larger than Laosaurus celer. In 1894,...
- and re****igned the BYU skeleton to Laosaurus consors, which is based on better material. As the genus Laosaurus is also based on nondiagnostic material...
- "Hypsilophodontidae" (sic for Hypsilophodontidae), including Hypsilophodon, Nanosaurus, Laosaurus and Dryosaurus. Zittel considered the family to unite all taxa that lacked...
- Hypsilophodon and three American taxa he named himself, Camptonotus, Laosaurus, and Nanosaurus. Camptonotus was in 1885 renamed to Camptosaurus, as the...
- redescription in 1973, wherein it was considered to be related to a Hypsilophodon\Laosaurus\L. minimus lineage. After this, it once again returned to obscurity. George...
- Bienosaurus Craspedodon Fabrosaurus Ferganocephale Geranosaurus Gongbusaurus Laosaurus Notoceratops Siluosaurus Syngonosaurus Tatisaurus Tichosteus Trimucrodon...
- Bienosaurus Craspedodon Fabrosaurus Ferganocephale Geranosaurus Gongbusaurus Laosaurus Notoceratops Siluosaurus Syngonosaurus Tatisaurus Tichosteus Trimucrodon...
- Bienosaurus Craspedodon Fabrosaurus Ferganocephale Geranosaurus Gongbusaurus Laosaurus Notoceratops Siluosaurus Syngonosaurus Tatisaurus Tichosteus Trimucrodon...
- Clade: †Ornithischia Seeley, 1888 Subgroups †Asilisaurus? †Gondwanax? †Laosaurus †Lewisuchus? †Serendipaceratops †Soumyasaurus? †Syngonosaurus †Trimucrodon...