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- Cinnamomum osmophloeum – pseudocinnamomum Cinnamomum ovalifolium Cinnamomum pachypes Cinnamomum pachyphyllum Cinnamomum paiei Cinnamomum pallidum Cinnamomum...
- (Artinskian). Additionally, probable nycteroleterid footprints, named Pachypes ollieri, from Cisuralian rocks of Europe and North America and from the...
- Lamyctes orthodox Chamberlin, 1951 Lamyctes oticus Archey, 1921 Lamyctes pachypes Takakuwa, 1941 Lamyctes pinampus Chamberlin, 1910 Lamyctes pius Chamberlin...
- MBCN 15730 certainly belongs to a different taxon than Tramuntanasaurus. Pachypes cf.P. ollieri Torrent de na Nadala Footprints Tetrapod tracks, referred...
- Ochrilidia obsoleta (Uvarov, 1936) Ochrilidia orientalis Salfi, 1931 Ochrilidia pachypes Chopard, 1950 Ochrilidia pasquieri Descamps, 1968 Ochrilidia persica (Salfi...
- earliest known occurrence of Pachypes to the Artinskian, interpret the footprints belonging to the ichnospecies Pachypes ollieri as produced by nycteroleter...
- pachycephala Dietel (1906) Puccinia pachyderma Wettst. (1887) Puccinia pachypes Syd. & P. Syd. (1912) Puccinia pachyphloea P. Syd. & Syd. (1903) Puccinia...
- corresponds to footprints of a moradisaurin captorhinid eureptile, and Pachypes ollieri, which would belong to a pareiasauromorpha Nycteroleteridae. Phylogenetic...
- earliest known occurrence of Pachypes to the Artinskian, interpret the footprints belonging to the ichnospecies Pachypes ollieri as produced by nycteroleter...
- Upper Permian Val Gardena Sandstone. The track would later become known as Pachypes dolomiticus and is apparently the first pareiasaur track ever discovered...