- 2013, the
species was
moved to a new genus, as
Cimoliopterus cuvieri; the
generic name
Cimoliopterus is
derived from the Gr****
words for "chalk" and...
-
recover the
existence of a
cimoliopterid clade. Instead,
Cimoliopterus cuvieri,
Cimoliopterus dunni, Saratovia, and a
grouping of
Camposipterus and Aetodactylus...
- therefore, they
created the new
genus called Cimoliopterus, with the new
resulting combination Cimoliopterus cuvieri. In the same study,
Rodrigues & Kellner...
-
studies that
found Aetodactylus as
sister taxon to the two
species of
Cimoliopterus (C.
cuvieri and C. dunni). In 2019, Pêgas and
colleagues have found...
-
Ornithocheirus cuvieri =
Pterodactylus cuvieri Bowerbank 1851 [now
classified as
Cimoliopterus] A. ****oni (Owen 1858) =
Pterodactylus ****oni Owen 1858 A. robustus...
-
called L. giganteus, and P.
cuvieri was re****igned to the new
genus Cimoliopterus ('chalk wing'),
creating C. cuvieri. Back in 1859, Owen had
found remains...
- Aetodactylus?
Araripesaurus Arthurdactylus Camposipterus? Caulkicephalus?
Cimoliopterus? Coloborhynchus? Draigwenia? Ferrodraco? Guidraco? Haliskia? Ludodactylus...
- Aetodactylus?
Araripesaurus Arthurdactylus Camposipterus? Caulkicephalus?
Cimoliopterus? Coloborhynchus? Draigwenia? Ferrodraco? Guidraco? Haliskia? Ludodactylus...
- the Oolite'. The
surviving models represent Pterodactylus cuvieri (=
Cimoliopterus cuvieri),
whereas the two
other lost
pterodactyl models represent Pterodactylus...
- but
subsequent cladistic analysis found it to be
closely related to
Cimoliopterus instead.
Below is a
cladogram by Pêgas et al. (2019), re****igning Aetodactylus...
