- wide. Its eggs**** is 1.60 mm thick. Like
dictyoolithids and
other faveoloolithids, its s**** is
composed of
multiple superimposed layers of irregular...
- and
arranged in five rows. It was
originally described as
being a
Faveoloolithid egg,
however the nest is
arranged quite differently than
other members...
-
Parafaveoloolithus is an
oogenus of
Faveoloolithid fossil egg,
known from the
Cretaceous of China.
Parafaveoloolithus is
diagnosed by its
spherical or...
- 446–449. Zhang, S. K. (2010). "A
parataxonomic revision of the
Cretaceous faveoloolithid eggs of China" (PDF).
Vertebrata PalAsiatica. 48 (3): 203–219. Retrieved...
- of eggs**** units,
which resembles the honeycomb-like
structure of
faveoloolithids. The eggs****
units are branching, and
superimposed in
multiple layers...
- are
resemble other Faveoloolithids in
their filispherulitic structure and a
multicanaliculate pore system.
Unlike Faveoloolithids, however, Sphaerovum...
-
Dictyoolithid eggs.
Faveoloolithus Indeterminate Nanxiang "Single egg."
Faveoloolithid egg.
Macroelongatoolithus M.
xixiaensis Heimaogou "Partial nest of 6-8...
- Noe-Heon Kim;
Seung Choi;
Seongyeong Kim; Yuong-Nam Lee (2019). "A new
faveoloolithid oogenus from the Wido
Volcanics (Upper Cretaceous),
South Korea and...
- ****tive
embryonic remains (possibly of a
titanosaur sauropod) in a
faveoloolithid egg. ****tive large-sized
sauropodomorph specimen from the
Carnian strata...
- Noe-Heon Kim;
Seung Choi;
Seongyeong Kim; Yuong-Nam Lee (2019). "A new
faveoloolithid oogenus from the Wido
Volcanics (Upper Cretaceous),
South Korea and...
