Definition of Oofamilies. Meaning of Oofamilies. Synonyms of Oofamilies

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Definition of Oofamilies

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- classification, called oofamilies, oogenera and oospecies (collectively known as ootaxa). The names of oogenera and oofamilies conventionally contain...
- classification, called oofamilies, oogenera and oospecies (collectively known as ootaxa). The names of oogenera and oofamilies conventionally contain...
- Elongatoolithidae is an oofamily of fossil eggs, representing the eggs of oviraptorosaurs (with the exception of the avian Ornitholithus). They are known...
- ****uiwanensis and Shixingoolithus. Stalicoolithids are distinguished from other oofamilies by several characteristics. Most significantly, they have secondary eggs****...
- Arriagadoolithidae is an oofamily of fossil eggs, representing the eggs of Alvarezsaurs. The eggs are well stratified with three layers: the external,...
- continuous layer) is not divided up into distinct s**** units, unlike other oofamilies. In Macroelongatoolithus, the boundary between the continuous layer and...
- is dispute about whether or not this oofamily is synonymous with the later-named Dendroolithidae. The oofamilies were first synonymized by Fang et al...
- new oogenera Elongatoolithus and Macroolithus, including them in a new oofamily: the Elongatoolithidae. As the name implies, they represent elongated dinosaur...
- particularly common in Late Cretaceous formations, mainly in Asia. The oofamily Dendroolithidae is often attributed to therizinosaur-grade dinosaurs. Some...
- the basis of its ornamentation, but it was listed as a member of that oofamily by Wang et al. 2010. It is very similar to Subtiliolithus, but has a thicker...