The history of fossil crocodiles
Identifieur interne : 000F63 ( Istex/Curation ); précédent : 000F62; suivant : 000F64The history of fossil crocodiles
Auteurs : Arthur Smith Woodward [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- Proceedings of the Geologists' Association [ 0016-7878 ] ; 1886.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- topic : Reptile.
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- KwdEn :
- Abundant indications, Alligator, Alveolar border, Amphi ccelian, Antorbital vacuities, Aquatic, Aquatic mode, Armour, Assoc, Available materials, Belodon, Brief notice, Brit, British association reports, British deposits, British fossils, British museum, British strata, Cambridge greensand, Cervical vertebra, Characterised, Complete skeleton, Complete skeletons, Complete skull, Considerable importance, Corresponding beds, Corresponding tooth, Cranial, Cranial characters, Cretaceous, Cretaceous reptiles, Crocodile, Crocodilia, Crocodilian, Crocodilus, Crocodilus palustris, Dermal, Dermal armour, Dermal scutes, Deslongchamps, Diagrammatic sketches, Different genera, Diminutive mammals, Distinct sockets, Dollo, Dorsal, Dorsal scutes, Dorsal shield, Dwarf crocodiles, Eeth, Elgin sandstones, Eocene, Eudes deslongchamps, Eugene deslongchamps, Eugene eudes deslongchamps, Eustachian canal, External nostril, Extinct, Extinct forms, Extinct types, Fauna, Fine skull, Flat scutes, Form part, Foss, Fossil, Fossil crocodiles, Fossil forms, Fossil orocodiles, Fossil reptiles, Fossil reptilia, Fragmentary fossils, Gavial, General contour, Generic, Generic characters, Generic name, Generic type, Genus, Geol, Geological society, Goniopholis, Greensand, Hind limb, Hind limbs, Hordwell cliff, Hulke, Inner side, Journ, Jura normand, Jus, Kimmeridge, Kimmeridge clay, Lateral canals, Leon vaillant, Lias, Limb bones, Lizard, London clay, Long snout, Longitudinal, Longitudinal rows, Longitudinal series, Lower oolites, Lower teeth, Maltese islands, Mandible, Mandibular teeth, Memoir, Mesozoic, Mesozoic forms, Middle eustachian passage, Middle purbeck beds, Modern type, Mont aime, Naris, Nasal, Nasal bones, Nasal passage, Nasal passages, Natural arrangement, Nearer approach, Normand, Nostril, Noticeable feature, Numerous teeth, Oodwardian museum, Oolites, Original specimen, Original specimens, Ossemens fossiles, Osseous plates, Palate, Palatine, Palatine bones, Peculiarity, Pelaqosaurus bronqniarti, Pelvic bones, Pliocene strata, Poissons fossiles, Post erior nares, Posterior nares, Precise affinities, Present state, Present time, Present writer, Primitive type, Prof, Pterygoid bones, Pterygoids, Purbeck, Purbeck beds, Quadrate bone, Quart, Recent crocodilia, Referable, Relative size, Rept, Reptile, Reptilia, Reptilian, Reptilian characters, Reptilian life, Richard owen, Same form, Sandstone, Sauvage, Scute, Seeley, Several rows, Shotover hill, Shoulder girdle, Side view, Single species, Skeletal structures, Skeleton, Skull, Slender snout, Small group, Small importance, Smith woodward, Snout, Sonian contributions, Specific name, Stagonolepis, Stagonolepis robertsoni, Steneosaurus, Stout configuration, Stratum, Subsequent discoveries, Survey memoir, Suture, Symphysial area, Teleosaurs, Teleosaurus, Teleosaurus chapmani, Tertiary crocodiles, Tilgate forest, Tkeriosuckus pusillus, Transverse processes, Triassic, True crocodiles, Typical species, Unfortu nately, Upper lias, Upper view, Vacuity, Ventral, Ventral armour, Ventral scutes, Ventral surface, Vert, Vert ebrre, Vertebra, Vertebrre, Wealden, Whitby, Wood mason, Woodward, Woodwardian museum.
- Teeft :
- Abundant indications, Alligator, Alveolar border, Amphi ccelian, Antorbital vacuities, Aquatic, Aquatic mode, Armour, Assoc, Available materials, Belodon, Brief notice, Brit, British association reports, British deposits, British fossils, British museum, British strata, Cambridge greensand, Cervical vertebra, Characterised, Complete skeleton, Complete skeletons, Complete skull, Considerable importance, Corresponding beds, Corresponding tooth, Cranial, Cranial characters, Cretaceous, Cretaceous reptiles, Crocodile, Crocodilia, Crocodilian, Crocodilus, Crocodilus palustris, Dermal, Dermal armour, Dermal scutes, Deslongchamps, Diagrammatic sketches, Different genera, Diminutive mammals, Distinct sockets, Dollo, Dorsal, Dorsal scutes, Dorsal shield, Dwarf crocodiles, Eeth, Elgin sandstones, Eocene, Eudes deslongchamps, Eugene deslongchamps, Eugene eudes deslongchamps, Eustachian canal, External nostril, Extinct, Extinct forms, Extinct types, Fauna, Fine skull, Flat scutes, Form part, Foss, Fossil, Fossil crocodiles, Fossil forms, Fossil orocodiles, Fossil reptiles, Fossil reptilia, Fragmentary fossils, Gavial, General contour, Generic, Generic characters, Generic name, Generic type, Genus, Geol, Geological society, Goniopholis, Greensand, Hind limb, Hind limbs, Hordwell cliff, Hulke, Inner side, Journ, Jura normand, Jus, Kimmeridge, Kimmeridge clay, Lateral canals, Leon vaillant, Lias, Limb bones, Lizard, London clay, Long snout, Longitudinal, Longitudinal rows, Longitudinal series, Lower oolites, Lower teeth, Maltese islands, Mandible, Mandibular teeth, Memoir, Mesozoic, Mesozoic forms, Middle eustachian passage, Middle purbeck beds, Modern type, Mont aime, Naris, Nasal, Nasal bones, Nasal passage, Nasal passages, Natural arrangement, Nearer approach, Normand, Nostril, Noticeable feature, Numerous teeth, Oodwardian museum, Oolites, Original specimen, Original specimens, Ossemens fossiles, Osseous plates, Palate, Palatine, Palatine bones, Peculiarity, Pelaqosaurus bronqniarti, Pelvic bones, Pliocene strata, Poissons fossiles, Post erior nares, Posterior nares, Precise affinities, Present state, Present time, Present writer, Primitive type, Prof, Pterygoid bones, Pterygoids, Purbeck, Purbeck beds, Quadrate bone, Quart, Recent crocodilia, Referable, Relative size, Rept, Reptile, Reptilia, Reptilian, Reptilian characters, Reptilian life, Richard owen, Same form, Sandstone, Sauvage, Scute, Seeley, Several rows, Shotover hill, Shoulder girdle, Side view, Single species, Skeletal structures, Skeleton, Skull, Slender snout, Small group, Small importance, Smith woodward, Snout, Sonian contributions, Specific name, Stagonolepis, Stagonolepis robertsoni, Steneosaurus, Stout configuration, Stratum, Subsequent discoveries, Survey memoir, Suture, Symphysial area, Teleosaurs, Teleosaurus, Teleosaurus chapmani, Tertiary crocodiles, Tilgate forest, Tkeriosuckus pusillus, Transverse processes, Triassic, True crocodiles, Typical species, Unfortu nately, Upper lias, Upper view, Vacuity, Ventral, Ventral armour, Ventral scutes, Ventral surface, Vert, Vert ebrre, Vertebra, Vertebrre, Wealden, Whitby, Wood mason, Woodward, Woodwardian museum.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0016-7878(86)80047-5
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