- 5 Ma ago) of
southern Alberta, Canada. The type
species is
Platypelta coombsi. In 1914,
Barnum Brown and
Peter Kaisen,
working for the
American Museum...
- certain. In 2011,
remains of a new
species in this genus,
Protungulatum coombsi from the **** Cr****
Formation suggested that
Protungulatum was present...
- is now the
Point Loma Formation. The type and only species,
Aletopelta coombsi, is
known from a
partial skeleton preserving osteoderms. It was originally...
-
Urosalpinx coombsi is an
extinct species of sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Muricidae, the
murex snails or rock snails.
Fossils were...
- p.
bechuanae C. p.
brachyura C. p.
bradfieldi C. p.
cinderella C. p.
coombsi C. p.
intensa C. p.
kalaharica C. p.
karasensis C. p.
lepturus C. p. ogilbyii...
-
coast of the
United States, the
other two
being the
Campanian Aletopelta coombsi, and the sea bird Ichthyornis.
Additionally there are a
number of fragmentary...
-
Paranyctoides sp.
Montana A
nyctitheriid eutherian.
Protungulatum P.
coombsi Montana A stem-placental.
Purgatorius P.
ceratops Montana A
genus with...
-
discovered teeth and
fragments of the
postcranium of the
ankylosaur Aletopelta coombsi. In
about 1980 Leon Case
found the
midsection of a
right dentary with teeth...
- processes, pes, and in situ osteoderms. A
nodosaurine nodosaurid Platypelta P.
coombsi Lower, 77.5-76.5 Ma ago A well-preserved skull, mandibles, teeth, cervical...
-
Skull of AMNH 5337, the
holotype specimen of
Platypelta coombsi...
