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Otozoum ("giant animal") is an
extinct ichnogenus (fossilized
footprints and
other markings) of
sauropodomorph dinosaur from the Late Tri****ic-Middle...
- Hylaeosaurus. 1836 —
Edward Hitch****
describes footprints (Eubrontes and
Otozoum) of
giant birds from Jur****ic
formations in Connecticut.
Later they would...
- "Revision and re-evaluation of the
Early Jur****ic
dinosaurian ichnogenus Otozoum". Palaeontology. 46 (4): 803–838. Bibcode:2003Palgy..46..803R. doi:10.1111/1475-4983...
- Cocytus, respectively. He is
chained as
punishment for
challenging Jupiter.
Otozoum, the
ichnogenus of
sauropodomorph dinosaur, was
named after Otus. B****es...
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According to the
presence of cf.
Otozoum tracks on the
Connecticut Valley,
Anchisaurus could reach even
greater sizes.
Otozoum tracks were made by a semibipedal...
- Dilophosaurus)
Gigandipus (another
large theropod, also
similar to Dilophosaurus)
Otozoum (medium to
large prosauropod,
possibly a
large Anchisaurus)
Anomoepus (probably...
- "Teeth."
Grallator G.
tenuis "Footprints"
Metoposauridae Indeterminate ?
Otozoum O.
minus "Footprints"
Palaeoctonus P. appalachi**** "Teeth" P. aulacodus...
- on
fossilized tracks in the
Connecticut Valley,
including Eubrontes and
Otozoum, that were
later ****ociated with dinosaurs,
though he believed, with a...
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structures Nesting structures & ****ociated eggs
referred to
sauropods Otozoum Cf.O. isp. Sołtyków
Footprints Tracks referred to
early quadrupedal or...
- with
other Connecticut Valley fossil tracks,
including large four-toed
Otozoum tracks with
visible skin impressions, can also be seen.
Arboretum The arboretum's...
