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- Sinopliosaurus (meaning "Chinese more lizard") is a dubious genus of pliosauroid plesiosaur. It lived during the Aptian and Albian stages of the Early...
- teeth from China previously attributed to a pliosaur—under the species "Sinopliosaurus" fusuiensis—were identified as those of a spinosaurid, possibly Siamosaurus...
- Benson, 2011 unless otherwise noted. Suborder Pliosauroidea Eurysaurus? Sinopliosaurus? Family Rhomaleosauridae Archaeonectrus Bishanopliosaurus? Borealonectes...
- Asia after the Thai genus Siamosaurus in 1986 and the Chinese species "Sinopliosaurus" fusuiensis in 2009. The latter may represent the same animal as Siamosaurus...
- 1960 description, he attributed some teeth of the Chinese pliosaurid Sinopliosaurus weiyuanensis to P. andrewsi, seeing them as conspecific to the latter...
- Speculative reconstruction of Sinopliosaurus fusuiensis with generalized spinosaurid morphology, and unique coloration pattern....
- formation. A possible unnamed stegosaur and the pliosauroid plesiosaur Sinopliosaurus are also known from this formation but they were found an indeterminate...
- Anningasaura Bathyspondylus Bobosaurus? Lindwurmia Sinopliosaurus Termatosaurus? Rhomaleosauridae Anningasaura? Archaeonectrus Atychodracon Avalonnectes...
- Formation Middle Jur****ic  China Yuzhoupliosaurus Zhenzhuchong Formation  China Ziliujing Formation Toarcian  China Bishanopliosaurus, Sinopliosaurus...
- nomen nudum; synonym of Sinopeltosaurus "Sinopeltosaurus" – nomen nudum Sinopliosaurus – a pliosaur; one species, "S." fusuiensis, is actually a dinosaur that...