-
whose bones some
Tuaregs believed the
fossils to be. The
specific name
tiguidensis comes from the
cliff of Tiguidi, the site of discovery. The sediments...
-
Ceratodus (from Gr****: κέρας kéras, 'horn' and Gr****: ὀδούς odoús 'tooth') is an
extinct genus of lungfish. It has been
described as a "catch all", and...
- Dicraeosaurus, Apatosaurus)
Macronaria (Saltasaurus > Diplodocus) ?
Jobaria tiguidensis Camarasauromorpha (Camarasaurus + Saltasaurus)
Camarasauridae Titanosauriformes...
-
Ouranosaurus nigeriensis Afrovenator abakensis Suchomimus tenerensis Jobaria tiguidensis Spinostropheus gautieri This site was
added to the
UNESCO World Heritage...
- vallisparadisi. Fish, such as
Arganodus tiguidiensis,
Asiatoceratodus cf.
tiguidensis,
Neoceratodus afric****, and
Priohybodus arambourgi, and bivalves, such...
- & de Azevedo, 1999
Valid Kellner and de
Azevedo 1999 Brazil
Jobaria tiguidensis Sereno et al., 1999
Valid Sereno, Beck, Dutheil, Larsson, Lyon, Moussa...
- doi:10.1080/08912963.2024.2325806. Sereno, Paul. "Discoveries:
Jobaria tiguidensis".
Archived from the
original on 8
October 2012.
Retrieved 25 September...
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Location Stratigraphic position Material Notes Images Asiatoceratodus A.
tiguidensis Irhazer Plain Tuiguidit foreland Upper Member Isolated tooth plates &...
- region. It
eventually went
extinct in Laurasia, but one species, A.
tiguidensis,
managed to
survive in
Gondwana throughout the Jur****ic and Cretaceous...
- to
outsiders for its
palaeontological digs, most
notably the
Jobaria tiguidensis, and the
remains of
petrified forests dating back 135
million years....
