- been
found in all
continents around the world.
Early mosasaurians like
dolichosaurs were
small long-bodied
lizards that
inhabited nears****
coastal and freshwater...
- in the neck)
marine lizards with
reduced limbs and small, thin heads.
Dolichosaurs may have
occupied a
niche similar to the
earlier nothosaurs and modern...
- ; Rennison, C. (2005). "Cretaceous δ13C
stratigraphy and the age of
dolichosaurs and
early mosasaurs" (PDF).
Netherlands Journal of Geosciences. 84 (3):...
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Dolichosaurus (meaning "long lizard") is an
extinct genus of
marine squamate of the
Upper Cretaceous Cenomanian chalk deposits of England. It is a member...
-
group of
extinct marine lizards from the
Cretaceous period known as
dolichosaurs and not
directly related to snakes. An
alternative hypothesis, based...
-
follows a PhD
dissertation by
Mekarski (2017) that
experimentally includes dolichosaur and poorly-represented
aigialosaur taxa.
Placement of
major group names...
- as a node-based
clade containing the most
recent common ancestor of
dolichosaurs, adriosaurs, Aphanizocnemus, and
fossil and
extant Ophidia and all of...
- snakes, and all its descendants." This
would include the aigialosaurs,
dolichosaurs, coniasaurs, mosasaurs, and all snakes. Lee (1997) was able to show no...
-
Retrieved 2022-01-04. A. O.
Averianov (2001). "The
First Find of a
Dolichosaur (Squamata, Dolichosauridae) in
Central Asia".
Paleontological Journal...
- Gower,
David J.; Zaher,
Hussam (eds.), "A
Review of Non-Mosasaurid (
Dolichosaur and Aigialosaur)
Mosasaurians and
Their Relationships to Snakes", The...
