- genus, the only
certain remains of
Megalosaurus come from
Oxfordshire and date to the late
Middle Jur****ic.
Megalosaurus was, in 1824, the
first genus of...
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Middle Jur****ic to the Late
Cretaceous period. The
group is
defined as
Megalosaurus bucklandii and all taxa
sharing a more
recent common ancestor with it...
-
complete specimen became the
holotype of a new
species in the
genus Megalosaurus,
named M. wetherilli by
Samuel P.
Welles in 1954.
Welles found a larger...
- Depéret and
Savornin (1925) as
representing a new taxon,
which they
named Megalosaurus saharicus and
later categorized in the
subgenus Dryptosaurus. Some years...
- bone, and part of a backbone, ****igning it to a new
species of
Megalosaurus:
Megalosaurus parkeri. The
specific name
honours W.
Parker who in the nineteenth...
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Megalosaurus, M. hesperis; the
specific name
means 'the West' or 'western'.
Later researchers questioned whether the
species belonged to
Megalosaurus...
- (1868) and
Lydekker (1888)
noted obvious similarities with the
genus Megalosaurus which was
known at the time from
remains discovered in
southeastern England...
- has
often been
confused with or
included in
Megalosaurus. In 1923,
Friedrich von
Huene named Megalosaurus nethercombensis from a
partial skeleton (OUM...
-
species to
Megalosaurus, not to Ceratosaurus; therefore, this name
might be a
simple copying error.: 37 Rauhut, in 2011,
showed that
Megalosaurus ingens...
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Netherlands near Maastricht, and
originally described as a new
species of
Megalosaurus in 1883 by
Harry Seeley: M. bredai,
honouring the late
Dutch biologist...