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- Trinacromerum is an extinct genus of sauropterygian reptile, a member of the polycotylid plesiosaurs. It contains two species, T. bentonianum and T. kirki...
- Masters thesis by Bonner 1964. Note that it was described by Bonner as "Trinacromerum osborni" which was the accepted genus name at the time. Larger specimens...
- Martinectes was historically considered to represent a species of the genus Trinacromerum and later Dolichorhynchops before it was moved to its own genus. Two...
- three additional polycotylid taxa, Eopolycotylus, Palmulasaurus and Trinacromerum, have been named from the same formation, two of which are currently...
- Polycotylidae Dolichorhynchops Edgarosaurus Manemergus Sulcusuchus Thililua Trinacromerum Pliosaurs: Early Jur****ic - Late Cretaceous Kronosaurus Liopleurodon...
- Ichthyornis), plesiosaurs (Dolichorhynchops, Elasmosaurus, Styxosaurus, and Trinacromerum), turtles (Protostega and Toxochelys), and several bony and cartilaginous...
- s4-21.123.221. Williston, S. W. (1908). "North American plesiosaurs: Trinacromerum". Journal of Geology. 16 (8): 715–735. Bibcode:1908JG.....16..715W....
- Illustration of plesiosaur flippers. Meyerasaurus and Trinacromerum. From The Osteology of the Reptiles (1925)...
- different plesiosaurs varied significantly, with an estimated length of Trinacromerum being three meters and Mauisaurus growing to twenty meters. The following...
- Terminonatator, Polycotylus, Brachauchenius, Dolichorhynchops and Trinacromerum; the mosasaurs Mosasaurus, Halisaurus, Prognathodon, Tylosaurus, Ectenosaurus...