- The
Natural History Museum in
London is a
museum that
exhibits a vast
range of
specimens from
various segments of
natural history. It is one of
three major...
- into Pliosaurus, and re****igned
NHMUK PV OR 39362 to this
species with
other material,
based solely on
large size.
NHMUK PV OR 39362, a
complete skull and...
-
species as
NHMUK R6856
because the
dorsal or back
vertebrae of the two
specimens are
nearly identical. However, the
vertebral features that link
NHMUK PV R...
- title. He also at this time
provisionally referred to it the
right tibia NHMUK R.186,
which was
discovered by
William D. Fox in 1865 or 1866 and was identified...
-
specimen NHMUK OR 40140
which includes a
skull and
postcrania and was
purchased by E.C. Day in 1866, also from Dorset.
Specimens NHMUK PV R1339 and
NHMUK OR...
- F174,
NHMUK PV P10000,
GLAHM V3363,
NHMUK PV P6921 and
NHMUK PV P10156)
would have
ranged between 19 and 40
years old. The
largest specimen,
NHMUK PV P10156...
-
Anning discovered a second, much more
complete plesiosaur skeleton,
specimen NHMUK OR 22656 (formerly BMNH 22656). When
Conybeare presented his
analysis of...
-
pieces are now
registered in the
Natural History Museum as
specimen NHMUK PV OR 28707,
NHMUK PV OR 39560–1.
Later in the same year,
Huxley classified Hypsilophodon...
- the
Natural History Museum) in 1866. Part of the
holotype of P.
manselii (
NHMUK PV OR40103a) was
first described by John
Hulke in 1869. He
referred it to...
- what is now England. It was
named by
Nopsca in 1928. The type
specimen is
NHMUK 2584. It is a
junior synonym of both
Hylaeosaurus and ****anthus and was...
