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- Lisserpeton is an extinct genus of prehistoric salamander of the **** Cr**** Formation. Its closest living relatives are the mole salamanders. Fossils...
- **** Cr**** Formation 6 specimens Habrosaurus is a sirenid amphibian. Lisserpeton L. bairdi Montana Opisthotriton O. kayi Montana North Dakota South Dakota...
- Lethiscus Liaobatrachus Liaoxitriton Limnerpeton Limnoiketes Limnogyrinus Lisserpeton Lithobatrachus Llankibatrachus Llistrofus Longiscitula Loxomma Luzocephalus...
- Stratigraphic position Abundance Notes Images Habrosaurus H. dilatus A siren. Lisserpeton L. bairdi A scapherpetonid salamander. Opisthotriton O. kayi A possible...
- amphibians) Albanerpeton gracilis Caudata (salamanders) Habrosaurus prodilatus Lisserpeton Opisthotriton kayi Scapherpeton tectum unnamed caudatan Two indeterminate...
- †Leptorhynchos – tentative report †Lingula †Lisserpeton – type locality for genus †Lisserpeton atlantes †Lisserpeton bairdi – type locality for species †Lonchidion...
- using admittedly obsolete nomenclature †Liriodendron laramiense †Lisserpeton †Lisserpeton bairdi – or unidentified comparable form †Lonchidion †Lonchidion...
- Abundance Notes Images Albanerpeton Indeterminate Albanerpetontidae Lisserpeton L. bairdi Scapherpetontidae Opisthotriton O. kayi Batrachosauroididae...
- using admittedly obsolete nomenclature †Liriodendron laramiense †Lisserpeton †Lisserpeton bairdi – or unidentified comparable form †Lonchidion †Lonchidion...
- unnamed forms of frog, and salamanders from the genera Scapherpeton, Lisserpeton, Opisthotriton, Habrosaurus, and two or three unnamed forms. Turtles...