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- Elasmaria is a clade of ornithopods known from Cretaceous deposits in South America, Antarctica, and Australia that contains many bipedal ornithopods...
- Bandeira et al. (2024) recovered Tietasaura as an ornithopod member of the Elasmaria, as the sister taxon to Notohypsilophodon. Their results are displa****...
- cladogram below results from analysis by Herne et al., 2019. Parksosaurus and Elasmaria were recovered within Ornithopoda, among other revised relationships....
- thescelosaurids) †Iguanodontia ("iguana teeth"; advanced ornithopods) †Elasmaria (mostly southern ornithopods with mineralized plates along the ribs; may...
- with the other genera being within clades like Thescelosauridae and Elasmaria. A 2014 analysis by Norman recovered a grouping of Hypsilophodon, Rhabdodontidae...
- Chordata Clade: Dinosauria Clade: †Ornithischia Clade: †Ornithopoda Clade: †Elasmaria Genus: †Chakisaurus Species: †C. nekul Binomial name †Chakisaurus nekul...
- Gideonmantellia? Parksosaurus? Hypsilophodontidae? Hypsilophodon Vectidromeus Elasmaria Anabisetia Atlascopcosaurus Chakisaurus Diluvicursor Fostoria? Galleonosaurus...
- †Ampelognathus? †Burianosaurus †Changmiania? †Convolosaurus †Gideonmantellia? †Elasmaria †Hypsilophodontidae? †Iguanodontia Synonyms ?Clypeodonta? Norman, 2014...
- as a basal neornithischian. A 2019 study recovered it as a member of Elasmaria. Position according to Herne et al., 2019: Leaellynasaura was an Australian...
- Gideonmantellia? Parksosaurus? Hypsilophodontidae? Hypsilophodon Vectidromeus Elasmaria Anabisetia Atlascopcosaurus Chakisaurus Diluvicursor Fostoria? Galleonosaurus...