-
recent analyses have
found them to lie
outside crown group Testudines.
Macrobaenids can be
distinguished from
other testudinatans by the
presence of a carotid...
-
Judithemys is an
extinct genus of
macrobaenid turtle from the Late
Cretaceous of Alberta. It is
known from a
single species, J. sukhanovi,
named in 2003...
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Appalachemys is an
extinct genus of
macrobaenid turtle that
lived during the Late
Cretaceous period. It is a
monotypic genus known from a
single species...
-
Mooreville Chalk of Alabama,
Appalachemys ebersolei, a
previously unknown macrobaenid with a s**** more than 80 cm.in length. In 2023, they were the senior...
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Yakemys is an
extinct genus of
macrobaenid turtles from the Late Jur****ic-Early
Cretaceous (Tithonian-Valanginian?)
lower Phu
Kradung Formation of Thailand...
- (5 ft 8 in),
complete s**** was
estimated at 1.8 m (5.9 ft). The
largest macrobaenids were the
Early Cretaceous Yakemys, Late
Cretaceous Anatolemys, and Paleocene...
- from the
Upper Cretaceous of
Alabama and a
review of
North American "
Macrobaenids"". The
Anatomical Record. doi:10.1002/ar.25054. "†Osteopygis Cope 1868"...
- in
carapace length,
Anatolemys maximus was one of the
three largest macrobaenids along with
Early Cretaceous Yakemys multiporcata and
Paleocene Judithemys...
- in the warm and
humid climate of the
early Maastrichtian.
Fossils of
macrobaenids, chelydrids, trionychids, adocids, and the
giant genus Basilemys have...
- Brinkman, D.B.; Cottrell, R.D.; Mason, S. (2009). "New Late
Cretaceous macrobaenid turtle with
Asian affinities from the High
Canadian Arctic: Dispersal...
