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- Madtsoia is an extinct genus of madtsoiid snakes. It is known from the Eocene of Argentina (M. bai), the Paleocene of Brazil (M. camposi), the Late Cretaceous...
- Formations), Libya) Madtsoia Simpson, 1933 Madtsoia bai Simpson, 1933 (Paleogene, Early Eocene Sarmiento Formation; Argentina) Madtsoia cf. M. bai (Simpson...
- extinct snake clade Madtsoiidae as the sister taxon to the clade formed by Madtsoia pisdurensis (Late Cretaceous India) and Gigantophis garstini (Late Eocene...
- Haasiophis Pachyophis Pachyrhachis Madtsoiidae Alamitophis Gigantophis Madtsoia Menarana Nidophis Powellophis Sanajeh Vasuki Wonambi Yurlunggur Dinilysiidae...
- Australia's oldest known snakes: Patagoniophis, Alamitophis, and cf. Madtsoia (Squamata: Madtsoiidae) from the Eocene of Queensland. Memoirs of the Queensland...
- bodied and gigantic members of the group like Gigantophis, Wonambi, and Madtsoia. A clade with similar genus composition, although lacking Powellophis,...
- Haasiophis Pachyophis Pachyrhachis Madtsoiidae Alamitophis Gigantophis Madtsoia Menarana Nidophis Powellophis Sanajeh Vasuki Wonambi Yurlunggur Dinilysiidae...
- those observed in the largest snakes known up to the present, including Madtsoia and Gigantophis Chubutophis at Fossilworks.org Albino, Adriana Maria. "Snakes...
- Haasiophis Pachyophis Pachyrhachis Madtsoiidae Alamitophis Gigantophis Madtsoia Menarana Nidophis Powellophis Sanajeh Vasuki Wonambi Yurlunggur Dinilysiidae...
- Haasiophis Pachyophis Pachyrhachis Madtsoiidae Alamitophis Gigantophis Madtsoia Menarana Nidophis Powellophis Sanajeh Vasuki Wonambi Yurlunggur Dinilysiidae...