Dr. Montague's database - Barry University

Dinogeorge: Source: Dinogeorge's (George Olshevsky) Home Page (http://members.aol.com/Dinogeorge/) 

DinoData: Source: Eurodino Database Project (http://www.dinodata.net/) 

Dinoaurier-Web: Source: Dinosaurier-Web [in German] (http://www.dinosaurier-web.de/homepage.html) 

Genus Name 

Aachenosaurus 

“Abdallahsaurus” 

Abelisaurus 

Abrictosaurus 

Abrosaurus 

Acanthopholis 

Achelousaurus 

Achillobator 

Acracanthus 

Acrocanthosaurus 

Actiosaurus 

Earliest Taxonomic Description - see Olshevsky's 

nomenclature codes worksheet 

group codes: 

0=theropod 

1=sauropodomorph 

2=ornithischian 

4=non-dinosaur 

sub group - 

see subgroup 

codes 

worksheet 

Smets G. 1888. Notices palaeontologiques. Ann. 

Soc. Science Brussells, 12 (2): pp. 193-214; 

(Bulletinde la société Belge de Géologie de 

Paléontologie & D'Hydrologie founded in Brussels, 

17 February 1887 Volume II. – Year 1888 – 

Minutes. – Session of 31 October. pp. 300-301) 

[nomen dubium; petrified wood] 

Maier, G. 2003. African dinosaurs unearthed: the 

4 

Tendaguru expeditions. Indiana University Press, 

Bloomington, IA (512 pages); [nomen nudum → 

Giraffatitan or Brachiosaurus] 

Bonaparte, J.F. and F.E. Novas. 1985. 

Abelisaurus comahuensis, ng, n. sp., Carnosauria 

from the Late Cretaceous of Patagonia. 

1 28 

Ameghiniana 21: pp. 259-265. 

Hopson, J.A. 1975. On the generic seperation of 

the ornithischian dinosaurs Lycorhinus and 

Heterodontosaurus from the Stormberg Group 

(Upper Triassic) of South Africa. South African 

0 1 

Journal of Science 71: pp. 302–305. 2 38 

Ouyang, H. 1989. A new sauropod from 

Dashanopu, Zigong, Co., Sichuan Province 

(Abrosaurus dongpoensis gen. et sp. nov.). 

Zigong Dinosaur Museum Newsletter 2: pp. 10-14. 1 29 

Huxley, T.H. 1867. On Acanthopholis horridus, a 

new reptile from the Chalk-Marl. Geol. Mag. 4: 

pp. 65-67. [nomen dubium] 

Sampson, S.D. 1995. Two new horned 

dinosaurs from the Upper Cretaceous Two 

Medicine Formation of Montana, with a 

phylogenetic analysis of the Centrosaurinae 

(Ornithischia: Ceratopsidae). Journal of 

Vertebrate Paleontology 15 (4): pp. 743-360. 

Perle, A., M. Norell and J. Clark. 1999. A new 

maniraptoran theropod Achillobator giganticus 

(Dromaeosauridae) from the Upper Cretaceous of 

Burkhant, Mongolia. Contributions of the 

Department of Geology, National University 

Mongolia (35 pages). 

Langston, W.R. 1947. A new genus and species 

of Cretaceous theropod dinosaur from the Trinity 

of Atoka County, Oklahoma. Unpublished M.S. 

thesis (73 pages), University of Oklahoma; vide 

Czaplewski, N.J., D.L. Cifelli, and W.R. Langston. 

1994. Catalog of Type and Figured Fossil 

Vertebrates. Oklahoma Museum of Natural 

History. Oklahoma Geological Survey Special 

Publication 94 (1): pp. 1-35; [nomen ex 

dissertatione → Acrocanthosaurus] 

Stovall, J.W. and W. Langston. 1950. 

Acrocanthosaurus atokensis, a new genus and 

species of Lower Cretaceous Theropoda from 

Oklahoma. American Midland Naturalist 43 (3): 

pp. 696-728. 

Sauvage, H.E. 1882. Synopsis des poissons et 

des reptiles des terrains jurassiques de Boulognesur-Mer. 

Bull. Soc. Geol. France (3). 8(1879- 

1880): 524-547 (+ plates19-21); [nomen dubium; 

probable ichthyosaur] 

Taxon (DinoData) Locale 

Period - see age 

codes 

worksheet 

Epoch - see age 

codes worksheet 

brachiosaur sauropod 

sauropodomorpha 

saurischia Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

abelisaur theropod 

saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

heterodontosaur 

ornithischia 

camarasaur sauropod 


saurischia China 

2 58 nodosaur thyreophora 

ornithischia England 

2 53 

0 9 

0 6 

MYBP - see 

age codes 

worksheet 

L DinoData (m) L Dino-Web (m) W Dino-Web (kg) BMI (kg/m 2 ) 

67 9 9 1,500 18.5 

1.2 1.3 3 1.5 

Lesotho, South 

Africa Late Triassic Norian 

Berriasian (?) 

Valanginian (?) 

216 

Hauterivian (?) 

Barremian (?) 

130 12 20,000 138.9 

Early 

Aptian (?) Albian 

Cretaceous (?) 

Early 

Cretaceous Aptian 

pachyrhinosaur 

neoceratopia ceratopia 

marginocephalia 

ornithischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

dromaeosaur 

coelurosaur theropod 

saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Santonian 

carcharodontosaur 

carnosaur theropod 

saurischia U.S. 

0 6 carcharodontosaur 



4 

Early 


Early 


117 5.5 5.5 1,000 33.1 

77 6 6 6,000 166.7 

85 5 5 80 3.2 

117 

117 12 12 3,000 20.8

Adasaurus 

Aegyptosaurus 

Aeolosaurus 

Aepisaurus 

Aetonyx 

Afrovenator 

Agathaumas 

Aggiosaurus 

Agilisaurus 

Agnosphitys 

Agrosaurus 

Agustinia 

Airakoraptor 

Barsbold, R. 1983. Carnivorous Dinosaurs from 

the Cretaceous of Mongolia: The Joint Soviet- 

Mongolian Palaeontological Expedition, 

Transactions (Volume 19), pp. 1-117. 

Stromer, E. 1932. Ergebnisse der 

Forschungsreisen Prof. E. Stromers in den 

Wusten Agyptens. II. Wirbeltier-Reste der 

Baharije-Stufe (unterstes Cenoman). 11. 

Sauropoda: Abhandlungen der Bayerischen 

Akademie der Wissenschaften Mathematischnaturwissenschafiliche 

Abteilung, Neue Folge 10, 

pp. 3-21. 

Powell, J.E. 1987. The Late Cretaceous Fauna 

of Los Alamitos, Patagonia, Argentina. Part VI - 

the Titanosaurids: Revista del Museo Argentino 

de Ciencias Naturales , 

Instituto National de Investigacion de las Ciencias 

Naturales, Paleontologia, tomo III, n. 3, pp. 147- 

153. 

Gervais, P. 1852. Zoologie et paleontology 

francaise (animauz vertebras): Paris v. 1, iv + 271 

(text), v. 2, explanation of plates, v. 3, Plates; 

[nomen dubium] 

Broom, R. 1911. On the dinosaurs of the 

Stormberg, South Africa: Annals of the South 

African Museum 7: pp.. 291-308; [JSS → 

Massospondylus] 

Sereno, P.C., J.A. Wilson, H.C.E. Larsson, D.B. 

Dutheil, H.-D. Sues. 1994. Early Cretaceous 

dinosaurs from the Sahara. Science 266 (14 

October [5183]): pp. 267-271. 

Cope, E.D. 1872. On the existence of Dinosauria 

in the transition Beds of Wyoming (two journals 

with the same article title - Proc. Amer. Philos. 

Soc 12, pp. 481-483, and Paleontol. Bull. 4, pp. 1- 

2); [nomen dubium; PSS → Diceratops, 

Torosaurus, or Triceratops] 

Ambayrac, M. 1913. Una machoire de grand 

Reptile du Jurasique superieur (Oxfordien). 

[journal title unknown]: pp. 97-98; [metriorhynchid 

crocodilian] 

Peng, G-Z. 1990. A new small ornithopod 

(Agilisaurus louderbacki gen et sp. nov.) from 

Zigong, Sichuan, China. Zigong Dinosaur 

Mueseum Newsletter 2: pp. 19 - 27. 

Fraser, N.C., K. Padian, G.M. Walkden, and 

A.L.M. Davis. 2002. Basal dinosauriform remains 

from Britain and the diagnosis of the Dinosauria. 

Palaeontology 45: pp. 79-95. 

Seeley, H.G. 1891. On Agrosaurus mcgillivrayi, a 

saurischian reptile from the northeast coast of 

Australia. Quart. J. Geol. Soc., London 47: pp. 

164-165; [JSS → Thecodontosaurus] 

Bonaparte, J.F. 1999. An armored sauropod 

from the Aptian of Northern Patagonia, Argentina. 

Proceedings of the Second Gondwanan Dinosaur 

Symposium (15 October). National Science 

Museum Monographs 15 (Y. Tomida, T.H. Rich 

and P. Vickers-Rich, eds.), Tokyo (296 pages + 

append.). 

Airakraptor noted (but not described) in Perle, A., 

M. Norell and J. Clark. 1999. A new 

maniraptoran theropod Achillobator giganticus 

(Dromaeosauridae) from the Upper Cretaceous of 

Burkhant, Mongolia. Contributions of the 

Department of Geology, National University 

Mongolia (35 pages); [nomen nudum]; not 

referenced in either DinoData or Dinosaurier-Web 

0 9 

1 32 

1 32 

1 27 

1 24 

0 17 

dromaeosaur 


saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

titanosaur sauropod 


saurischia Niger 

Early 

Cretaceous Albian 



saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Campanian 

sauropod 


saurischia France 

massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 

torvosaur tetanura 

theropod saurischia Niger 

Early 



Africa Early Jurassic Hettangian 

Early 

Cretaceous Hauterivian 

2 51 chasmosaur 



ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

4 

2 40 

0 0 

1 26 

1 27 

hypsilophodont 

ornithopod ornithischia China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

theropod saurischia England Late Triassic 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 

thecodontosaur 

prosauropod 


saurischia England Late Triassic Rhaetian 

sauropod 


saurischia 

Patagonia, 

Argentina 

Early 


67 2 2 20 5.0 

105 16 15 30,000 133.3 

77 15 15 50,000 222.2 

117 15 15 50,000 222.2 

204 

130 9 6 7,000 194.4 

67 

166 1.2 1.2 40 27.8 

216 3 40 4.4 

208 

117 16 16 20,000 78.1

Alamosaurus 

Alashansaurus 

Albertosaurus 

Albisaurus 

Alectrosaurus 

Aletopelta 

Algoasaurus 

Alioramus 

Aliwalia 

Allosaurus 

Alocodon 

Altirhinus 

Altispinax 

Alvarezsaurus 

Alwalkeria 

Gilmore, C.W. 1922. A new sauropod dinosaur 

from the Ojo Alamo fomration of New Mexico. 

Smithsonian Misc. Collect. 72: pp. 1-9. 

Chure, D. 2000. A new species of Allosaurus 

from the Morrison Formation of Dinosaur National 

Monument (UT-CO) and a revision of the 

theropod Family Allosauridae. Unpublished Ph.D. 

dissertation; [nomen ex dissertatione]; DinoData 

indicates new name for Chilantaisaurus 

Osborn, H.F. 1905. Tyrannosaurus and other 

Cretaceous carnovorous dinosaurs. Bull. Amer. 

Mus. Nat. Hist. 21: pp. 259-265. 

Fritsch, A. 1905. Synopsis der Saurier der 

Bohmischen Kreideformation. Sitz. Konig. Bohm. 

Ges. Wiss., II. Classe. (7 pages); [nomen 

dubium; possible marine reptile] 

Gilmore, C.W. 1933. On the dinosaurian fauna of 

the Iren Dabasu Formation. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. 

Hist. 67: PP. 23-78. 

Ford, T.L. and J.I. Kirkland. 2001. Carlsbad 

ankylosaur (Ornithischia, Ankylosauria): an 

ankylosaurid and not a nodosaurid. Chapter 12 

(pp. 239-260) in: The Armored Dinosaurs (K. 

Carpenter, ed.). Indiana University Press, 

Bloomington & Indianapolis, IA (483 pages): 239- 

260. 

Broom, R. 1904. On the occurance of an 

opisthocoelian dinosaur (Algoasaurus bauri) in the 

Cretaceous beds of South Africa. Geol. Mag., 

ser. 5 (1): 445-447; [nomen dubium] 

Kurzanov, S.M. 1976. A new Late Cretaceous 

carnosaur from Nogon-Tsav, Mongolia [in 

Russian]. Sovm. Sov.-Mong. Paleontol. Eksped. 

Trudy 3: pp. 93-104. 

Galton, P.M. 1985. The poposaurid thecodontian 

Teratosaurus suevicus v. Meyer, plus referred 

specimens mostly based on prosauropod 

dinosaurs, from the Middle Stubensandstein 

(Upper Triassic) of Nordwurttenburg. Stuttgarter 

Beitr. Naturk. (ser. B) 116: pp. 1-29. 

Marsh, O.C. 1877. Notice on some new 

dinosaurian reptiles from the Jurassic Formation. 

Amer. J. Sci. (ser. 3) 14: pp. 87-88. 

Thulborn, R.A. 1973. Teeth of ornithischian 

dinosaurs from the Upper Jurassic of Portugal. 

Serv. Geol. Portugal Mem. 22: pp. 89-134. 

Norman, D.B. 1998. On Asian ornithopods 

(Dinosauria: Ornithischia). 3. A new species of 

Iguanodontid dinosaur. Zool. Journal Linn. Soc. 

122: pp. 291-348. 

Huene, F. von. 1923. Carnivorous Saurischia in 

Europe since the Triassic. Bull. Geol. Soc. 

America 34: pp. 449-458; [nomen dubium]; 

Dinosaurier-Web places in Becklespinax 

Bonaparte, J.F. 1991. Los vertebrados fosiles de 

la Formacion Rio Colorado de Neuquen y 

cercanias, Cretacico Superior, Argentina. Revista 

del Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales 

"Bernardino Revidadia" Paleontologia 4 (3): pp. 17- 

123. 

Chatterjee, S. and B.S. Creisler. 1994. 

Alwalkeria (Theropoda) and Morturneria 

(Plesiosauria), new names for preoccupied 

Walkeria Chatterjee, 1987 and Turneria. Journal 

of Vertebrate Paleontology 14: 142. 

1 32 

0 2 



saurischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

allosaur carnosaur 

theropod saurischia N/A Early CretaceousBarremian 124 

0 18 tyrannosaur theropod 

saurischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

4 

0 18 

2 57 

1 27 

0 18 

0 0 

0 2 

2 39 

2 41 

0 0 

0 8 

0 0 

(aublysodontinae) 

tyrannosaur theropod 

saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Turonian 

ankylosaur thyreophora 

ornithischia California Late Cretaceous Campanian 

sauropod 


saurischia South Africa Late Jurassic Tithonian 



theropod saurischia South Africa Late Triassic Carnian 

allosaur carbosaur 

theropod saurischia 

Portugal, U.S. 

Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

ornithopod ornithischia Portugal Mid Jurassic Callovian 

iguanodont ornithopod 

ornithischia Mongolia 

(spinosaur?) theropod 

saurischia Germany 

Early 


Early 

Cretaceous Berriasian 

coelurosaur tetanura 

theropod saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Coniacian 

theropod saurischia India Late Triassic Carnian 

67 21 22 30,000 62.0 

77 8 9 3,000 37.0 

91 5 6 1,500 41.7 

77 4 4 500 31.3 

148 9 9 10,000 123.5 

67 6 6 1,000 27.8 

224 11 11 1,500 12.4 

153 12 12 3,000 20.8 

162 1 10 10.0 

117 8 8 4,000 62.5 

141 12 

88 2 80 20.0 

224 1 3 3.0

Alxasaurus 

Amargasaurus 

Amazonsaurus 

Ammosaurus 

Ampelosaurus 

Amphicoelias 

Amphicoelicaudia 

Amphisaurus 

Amtosaurus 

Amurosaurus 

Amygdalodon 

Anabisetia 

Anasazisaurus 

Anatosaurus 

Anatotitan 

Russell, D.A. and Z.-M. Dong. 1994 [not 1993]. 

The affinities of a new theropod from the Alxa 

Desert, Inner Mongolia, People's Republic of 

China. Can. J. Earth Sci. 30:pp. 2107-2127 

Salgado, L. and J.F. Bonaparte. 1991. Un nuevo 

sauropodo Dicraeosauridae, Amargasaurus gen. 

et sp. nov., de la Formacion La Amarga, 

Neocomiano de la Provincia del Nuequen, 

Argentina. Ameghiniana 28: pp. 333-346. 

de Souza Carvalho, I., L. dos Santos Avilla, and L. 

Salgado. 2003. Amazonsaurus maranhensis 

gen. et sp. nov. (Sauropoda, Diplodocoidea) from 

the Lower Cretaceous (Aptian–Albian) of Brazil. 

Cretaceous Research 24 (6): pp. 697-713. 

Marsh, O.C. 1891. Notice on new vertebrate 

fossils. Amer. J. Sci. (ser. 3) 42: pp. 265-269; 

Dinosaurier-Web places in Anchisaurus 

Le Loeuff, J. 1995. Ampelosaurus atacis (nov. 

gen., nov. sp), un nouveau Titanosauridae 

(Dinosauria, Saurpoda) du Crétacé Supérieur de 

la haute vallée de l'Aude (France). C. R. Acad. 

Sci. Paris 321 (sér. II a): pp. 693- 696. 

Cope, E.D. 1877. On Amphicoelias, a genus of 

saurian from the Dakaota epoch of Colorado. 

Proc. Aner. Phil. Soc. 17: pp. 242-246; [nomen 

dubium] 

Cheng, et al., 1994 vide Li, 1998 [nomen nudum 

→ Huabeisaurus] 

[Marsh, O.C. 1882. Classification of the 

Dinosauria. Amer. J. Sci. (ser. 3) 23: pp. 81- 

86]/[Barkas, (?). 1870. Sci. Opin., 3, 95, 369] → 

Anchisaurus 

Kurzanov, S.M. and T.A. Tumanova. 1978. On 

the structure of the endocranium in some 

anylosaurs from Mongolia [in Russian]. Paleontol. 

Zh. 1978: pp. 90-96; [nomen dubium] 

Bolotsky, Yu. L. and S.K. Kurzanov. 1991. The 

hadrosaurs of the Amur region. In: Geology of the 

Pacific Border: pp.94-103. 

Cabrera, A. 1947. Un sauropodo nuevo del 

Jurasico de Patagonia. Motas Mus. La Plata 12 

Paleontol. 95: pp. 1-17; [nomen dubium] 

Coria, R.A. and J.O. Calvo. 2002. A new 

iguanodontian ornithopod from Neuquen Basin, 

Patagonia, Argentina. Journal of Vertebrate 

Paleontology 22 (3): pp. 503-509 

Hunt, A.P. and S.G. Lucas. 1993. Cretaceous 

vertebrates of New Mexico. In: Vertebrate 

Paleontology in New Mexico (A.P. Hunt and S.G. 

Lucas, eds.). New Mexico Museum of Natural 

History and Science Bulletin 2: pp. 77-91; [PSS → 

Gryposaurus or Kritosaurus] 

Lull, R.S. and N.E. Wright. 1942. Hadrosaurian 

dinosaurs of North America. Geological Society of 

America Special Papers 40:pp. 1-242.; [JSS → 

Edmontosaurus] 

Brett-Surman vide Chapman, R.E., and M.K. Brett- 

Surman. 1990. Morphometric observations on 

hadrosaurid dinosaurs (Chapter 12). In: Dinosaurs 

Systematics: Perspectives and Approaches (K. 

Carpenter. and P.J. Currie, P.J., eds.). 

Cambridge University Press, New York: pp. 163- 

177. 

0 15 

1 31 

1 31 

1 25 

therizinosaur theropod 


dicraeosaur diplodocid 

sauropod 


saurischia Argentina 

diplodocid sauropod 


saurischia Brazil 

plateosaur prosauropod 


saurischia U.S. Early Jurassic 

Early 





Barremian (?) 

Early 



Early 


Hettangian (?) 

Sinemurian (?) 

Pliensbachian (?) 

Toarcian (?) 

1 32 titanosaur sauropod 


saurischia 

diplodocine diplodocid 

France Late Cretaceous Campanian 

1 31 

sauropod 


saurischia U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

Cenomanian (?) 

Turonian (?) 

1 27 

sauropod 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

1 23 

2 57 

anchisaur prosauropod 


saurischia U.S. Early Jurassic Pliensbachian 


ornithischia 

Uzbekistan, 

Mongolia Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

2 44 lambeosaur hadrosaur 

ornithopod ornithischia 

cetiosaur sauropod 

Russia, China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

1 30 sauropodomorpha 

saurischia Argentina Mid Jurassic Bajocian 

2 41 

2 43 

2 43 

2 43 


ornithischia 

Patagonia, 

Argentina Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

hadrosaurine hadrosaur 

ornithopod ornithischia Alberta, Argentina Late Cretaceous Campanian 


ornithopod ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


ornithopod ornithischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

105 4 4 400 25.0 

130 9 10 8,000 80.0 

117 10 10,000 100.0 

193 4 

77 15 15 17,000 75.6 

153 20 100,000 250.0 

82 

193 

96 6 2,000 55.6 

67 10 4,000 40.0 

173 15 24,000 106.7 

96 2 20 5.0 

77 10 10 7,000 70.0 

67 

67 12 12 4,000 27.8

Anchiceratops 

Brown, B. 1914. Anchiceratops, a new genus of 

horned dinosaurs from the Edmonton Cretaceous 

of Alberta, with discussion of the origin of the 

ceratopsian crests and brain casts of 

Anchiceratops and Trachodon. Bull. Amer. Mus. 

Nat. Hist. 33: pp. 559-565. 

Anchisaurus Marsh, O.C. 1885. Names of extinct reptiles. 

Amer. J. Sci. (ser. 3) 29: p. 169. 

Calvo, J.O. and J.F. Bonaparte, J.F. 1991. 

Andesaurus delgadoi gen. et sp. nov. (Saurischia- 

Sauropoda), dinosaurio Titanosauridae de la 

Andesaurus 

Formación Río Limay (Albiano-Cenomaniano), 

Neuquén, Argentina. Ameghiniana 28: pp. 303- 

310. 

Angaturama 

Aniksosaurus 

Animantarx 

Ankistrodon 

Ankylosaurus 

Anodontosaurus 

Anoplosaurus 

Anserimimus 

Antarctosaurus 

Antetonitrus 

Kellner, A.W.A., D. de A. Campos. 1996. First 

Early Cretaceous theropod dinosaur from Brazil 

with comments on Spinosauridae. Neues 

Jahrbuch Geol. Palaontol. Abhandlungen Stuttgart 

199 (2): pp. 151-166.; [JSS → Irritator] 

Weishampel, D.B., P.M. Barrett, R.A. Coria, J. Le 

Loeuff, X. Xu, X. Zhao, A. Sahni, E.M.P. Gomani, 

and C.R. Noto. 2004. Dinosaur distribution, 

Chapter 24: In: The Dinosauria, 2nd-ed., 

Weishampel, D.B., P. Dodson, and H. Osmolska, 

eds.). University of California Press, Berkeley: pp. 

517-606.; [nomen nudum] 

Carpenter, K., K. Kirkland, D. Burge, and J. Bird. 

1999. Ankylosaurs (Dinosauria; Ornithischia) of 

the Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah, and the 

stratigraphic distributions. In: Vertebrate 

Paleontology in Utah (D. Gillete, ed.). Utah 

Geological Survey Miscellaneous Publication 99- 

1. 

Huxley, T.H. 1865. On a collection of vertebrate 

fossils from the Panchet Rocks, Ranigunj, Bengal. 

Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India: 

Palæontologia Indica. Series 4: Indian Protertiary 

Vertebrata 1 (1865): pp. 3-24; SM 3: 90-120; 

[proterosuchian archosaur] 

Brown, B. 1908. The Ankylosauridae, a new 

family of armoured dinosaurs from the Upper 

Cretaceous. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. 24: pp. 

187-201. 

Sternberg, C.H. 1929. A toothless armored 

dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous of Alberta. 

Bull. Natl. Mus. Can. 54: pp. 28-33.; [JSS → 

Dyoplosaurus] 

Seeley, H.G. 1879. On the Dinosauria of the 

Cambridge Greensand. Quart. J. Geol. Soc. 

London 35: pp. 591-635.; [nomen dubium] 

Barsbold, R. 1988. A new late Cretaceous 

ornithomimid of Mongolia [in Russian]. Paleontol. 

J. 1: pp. 122-125. 

Huene, F. von. 1929. Los Saurisquios y 

Ornithisquios de Cretaceo Argentino. An. Mus. La 

Plata (ser. 2) 3: pp. 1-196.; [DinoData cites 

Huene, F. von. 1927. Sichtung der Grundlagen 

der jetzigen Kenntnis der Sauropoden. Eclogae 

Geol. Helvetiae 20: pp. 444-470.] 

Yates, A.M. and J.W. Kitching. 2003. The 

earliest known sauropod dinosaur and the first 

steps towards sauropod locomotion. 

Proceedings: Biological Sciences DOI 

10.1098/rspb. 2003: p. 2417 (Antetonitrus 

ingenipes). 

2 51 

1 23 

1 27 

0 14 

0 8 

2 58 

4 

2 57 

2 57 

chasmosaur 



ornithischia 



Canada Late Cretaceous Campanian 


(andesaour) sauropod 



spinosaur carnosaur 

theropod saurischia Brazil 

Early 


Early 



theropod saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

nodosaur thyreophora 

ornithischia Utah Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 




ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

2 41 iguanodont ornithopod 

Early 

ornithischia 

ornithomimisaur 

England 


0 12 coelurosaur theropod 

saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Campanian 

1 32 

1 27 



saurischia 

Uruguay, Chile, 

Brazil, Argentina Late Cretaceous Campanian 

sauropod 


saurischia South Africa Late Triassic Norian 

77 5 5 1,000 40.0 

193 2.4 2.2 50 10.3 

105 40 20,000 12.5 

117 

96 1 10 10.0 

96 3 3 2,000 222.2 

67 9 10 7,000 70.0 

77 

105 5 1,000 40.0 

77 3.5 3.5 1,000 81.6 

77 18 18 20,000 61.7 

216 10 10 2,000 20.0

Anthodon 

Antrodemus 

Apatodon 

Apatosaurus 

Appalachiosaurus 

Aragosaurus 

Aralosaurus 

Araucanoraptor 

Archaeoceratops 

Archaeopteryx 

Archaeoraptor 

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4 

0 2 

0 2 

1 31 

0 18 

1 29 

2 43 





allosaur carbosaur Portugal, U.S. 



sauropod 





saurischia 

camarasaurine 



saurischia Spain 

Georgia (U.S.), 

Alabama Late Cretaceous Campanian 

Early 

Cretaceous Barremian 


ornithopod ornithischia Kazakhstan Late Cretaceous Turonian 

0 9 dromaeosaur 


saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

2 50 

4 

0 9 

4 

0 8 

0 12 

archaeoceratopidae 



ornithischia China 

dromaeosaur 



Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 




Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

saurischia Uzbekistan, China Late Cretaceous Turonian 

153 

153 

153 25 21 35,000 79.4 

77 7.6 

124 18 18 20,000 61.7 

91 7 1,000 20.4 

96 

130 1 2 2.0 

130 

82 1 1 0.5 

91 3.5 3.5 70 5.7

Archaeovolans 

Arctosaurus 

Argentinosaurus 

Argyrosaurus 

Aristosaurus 

Aristosuchus 

Arizonasaurus 

“Arkanosaurus” 

Arrhinoceratops 

Arstanosaurus 

Asiaceratops 

Asiamericana 

Asiatosaurus 

Astrodon 

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4 

4 

1 27 andesaur sauropod 



1 32 

1 24 massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 

Early 




saurischia Uruguay, Argentina Late Cretaceous Campanian 

0 8 compsognathid 


theropod saurischia England, Romania 

4 

0 8 coelurosaur tetanura 

theropod saurischia Arkansas 

2 51 

2 42 

2 50 

0 14 

1 27 

1 28 



Early 


Early 


chasmosaur 



ornithischia Canada Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

hadrosaur ornithopod 

ornithischia Kazakhstan Late Cretaceous Santonian 



ornithischia Uzbekistan Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 


theropod saurischia Kazakhstan Late Cretaceous Turonian 

sauropod 


saurischia Mongolia, China 



saurischia England, U.S. 

Early 

Cretaceous Valanginian 

Early 


105 30 37 100,000 73.0 

77 21 21 70,000 158.7 

204 

141 2 30 7.5 

117 2.5 30 4.8 

67 9 7 2,000 40.8 

85 15 8,000 35.6 

96 1.5 15 6.7 

91 

135 15 12,000 53.3 

135

Astrodonius 

Astrodontaurus 

Atlantosaurus 

Atlasaurus 

Atlascopcosaurus 

Atrociraptor 

Aublysodon 

Aucasaurus 

Augustia 

Austrosaurus 

Avaceratops 

Avalonia 

Avalonianus 

Aviatyrannis 

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1 28 

1 28 

1 31 

1 28 

2 40 

0 9 

0 18 

0 1 







Early 


Early 







saurischia Morocco Mid Jurassic Bathonian 


ornithopod ornithischia Australia 

1 27 sauropod 


saurischia 

sauropod 


2 52 

4 

4 

Early 


dromaeosaur 


saurischia Alberta Late Cretaceous Campanian 





Patagonia, 

Argentina 

saurischia Australia 

Early 


Early 


centrosaur neoceratopia 

ceratopia 




saurischia Portugal Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

135 

135 

153 23 

166 18 22,000 67.9 

117 2.7 2.5 30 4.8 

77 1.5 

77 5 100 4.0 

77 4.3 4.5 700 34.6 

117 

105 15 15 20,000 88.9 

77 4 4 800 50.0 

153 0.9 1 1.2

Avimimus 

Avipes 

Avisaurus 

Azendohsaurus 

Bactrosaurus 

Bagaceratops 

Bagaraatan 

Bahariasaurus 

Bainoceratops 

Bambiraptor 

Barapasaurus 

Barosaurus 

Barsboldia 

Baryonyx 

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0 4 avialae coelurosaur 

tetanura theropod 

saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Coniacian 

0 0 

4 

1 26 

2 44 

2 50 

0 19 

theropod saurischia Germany Late Triassic 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 


prosauropod 


saurischia Morocco Late Triassic Carnian 

lambeosaur hadrosaur 


bagaceratopid 



Uzbekistan, China Late Cretaceous Turonian 

ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

maniraptora tetanura 

Campanian (?) 

theropod saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 



saurischia Egypt, Niger 

2 50 

0 9 

1 27 

1 31 

2 44 

0 14 

protoceratopidae 



ornithischia 

Early 


dromaeosaur 


saurischia Montana Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

vulcanodontodae 

sauropod 


saurischia 


sauropod 


India Early Jurassic Toarcian 

saurischia Tanzania, U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 



baryonychidae spinosaur 

Mongolia Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Early 

saurischia England 


88 1 15 15.0 

216 1 1 10 10.0 

224 1.8 2 50 12.5 

91 6 6 1,000 27.8 

77 1 1 30 30.0 

82 3 3 50 5.6 

105 8 8 12,000 187.5 

3 60 6.7 

67 0.91 1.3 5 3.0 

185 18 18 20,000 61.7 

153 27 27 20,000 27.4 

77 10 4,000 40.0 

124 9 11 2,000 16.5

Bashunosaurus 

Basutodon 

Bathygnathus 

Becklespinax 

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Beipiaosaurus 

Bellusaurus 

Belodon 

Betasuchus 

Bienosaurus 

Bihariosaurus 

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Bashunosaurus 




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Leidy, J. 1854. Remarks on Bathygnathus 

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133. 

1 30 

4 

4 

0 0 

0 8 

0 8 

1 30 

4 

0 8 

2 56 

2 41 

DinoData places 

Datousaurus in 

shunosaurinae cetiosaur 

sauropod 


saurischia; but DinoData 

places Bashunosaurus in 

camarasours China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

spinraptoridae carnosaur 

theropod saurischia Germany 

Early 


DinoData places in 

theropod; Dinosaurier- 

Web places in 


theropod saurischia Wyoming Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


theropod saurischia China 

Early 




saurischia China Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 


theropod saurischia; 

DinoData and 

Dinosaurier-Web place in 

Megalosaurus Netherlands Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

thyreophora ornithischia China Early Jurassic 




Toarcian (?) 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Romania Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

166 

141 12 8 1,000 15.6 

153 4 

117 2.2 2 50 12.5 

170 5 1.5 500 222.2 

67 

193 1 3 3.0 

82 3 300 33.3

Bilbeyhallorum 

Bissektipelta 

“Blancocerosaurus” 

Blikanasaurus 

Bonatitan 

Bonitasaura 

Borealosaurus 

Borogovia 

Bothriospondylus 

Brachiosaurus 

Brachyceratops 

Brachylophosaurus 

Brachypodosaurus 

Brachyrophus 

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Galton, P.M. and Heerden, J. 1985. Partial 

hindlimb of Blikanasaurus cromptoni n. gen. and 

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2 57 


ornithischia Utah 

1 28 brachiosaur sauropod 


saurischia 

Early 


ankylosaurid ankylosaur 

thyreophora ornithischia Uzbekistan Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

1 22 blikanasaur prosauropod 


saurischia 

1 32 



saurischia 

1 32 

0 16 



saurischia 



saurischia 

2 52 

2 43 

2 57 

U.S., Tanzania, 

Portugal, Algeria Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


Africa Late Triassic Carnian 




Patagonia, 

Argentina Late Cretaceous Santonian 

Not referenced by 

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Web places in titanosaur 

sauropod 


saurischia China Late Cretaceous Coniacian 

troodon theropod 


England, 

Madagascar, 

France Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

U.S., Tanzania, 

Portugal, Algeria Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


ceratopia 



maiasaur hadrosaurine 




ornithischia India Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


ornithischia U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

117 

96 7 2,000 40.8 

153 

224 5 5 450 18.0 

77 6 

85 9 9 10,000 123.5 

88 12 10,000 69.4 

77 2 40 10.0 

166 20 20 50,000 125.0 

153 25 25 50,000 80.0 

77 4 2.5 200 32.0 

77 7 7 1,000 20.4 

67 2 200 50.0 

153

Brachytaenius 

Brachytrachelopan 

Bradycneme 

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Brontoraptor 

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4 

2 50 

0 7 

1 31 


sauropod 


saurischia 

Patagonia, 

Argentina Late Jurassic Tithonian 


theropod saurischia Romania Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

bagaceratopidae 




megalosauridae 

ceratosaur theropod 

saurischia 


sauropod 


Wyoming Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 




saurischia India Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

2 40 

0 9 

0 16 

0 16 

0 13 


ornithopod ornithischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

dromaeosaur 


saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 96 





oviraptor coelurosaur 

theropod saurischia Uzbekistan Late Cretaceous Turonian 

0 13 oviraptor coelurosaur 

theropod saurischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 


theropod saurischia England 

Early 


148 10 

67 1 5 5.0 

77 2 45 11.3 

153 

153 

67 40 70,000 43.8 

67 3 120 13.3 

77 

77 1.5 1.5 4 1.8 

91 3 2 10 2.5 

77 

135 3.5 150 12.2

Calamospondylus 

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Callovosaurus 

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0 8 

2 41 

1 29 

1 22 

0 7 






ornithischia 

2 41 


ornithischia 

1 27 

1 27 

0 0 

0 6 

1 30 

Early 


Early 



ornithischia 

camarasaurinae 



England Mid Jurassic Callovian 

saurischia 

melanorosauridae 

prosauropod 


U.S., Portugal Late Jurassic Oxfordian 



saurischia Arizona Late Triassic Carnian 

England, Portugal, 

U.S. 


Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

sauropod 



sauropod 



theropod saurischia Maryland 


carnosaur tetanura 


Egypt, Niger, 

Morocco, Tunisia, 

Algeria, Lybia 

Early 


Early 




saurischia England, Morocco Mid Jurassic Bajocian 

0 1 abelisaur theropod 


0 11 

Early 


herrerasaur theropod 

saurischia Texas Late Triassic Carnian 

135 

135 

162 3.5 

157 18 23 20,000 37.8 

208 9 1,000 12.3 

224 3 50 5.6 

153 

153 7 7 750 15.3 

77 

77 20 15,000 37.5 

117 10 6,000 60.0 

117 13.5 14 8,000 40.8 

173 

105 7.5 8 1,000 15.6 

224 3 100 11.1

Cathetosaurus 

Caudipteryx 

Caudocoelus 

Caulodon 

Cedarosaurus 

Cedarpelta 

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0 19 

0 8 

1 29 

1 28 

2 57 

4 

2 52 

2 51 

0 7 

1 31 




saurischia U.S., Portugal Late Jurassic Oxfordian 

caudipteridae 



Early 







France Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 




saurischia Utah 



Early 


Early 



ceratopia 


ornithischia Canada Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Turonian (?) 

chasmosaur 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


saurischia 

diplodocinae diplodocid 

sauropod 

Tanzania, U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

sauropodomorpha England, 

saurischia 

Switzerland Mid Jurassic Bajocian 

1 30 cetiosaur sauropod 


saurischia England, Morocco Mid Jurassic Bajocian 

2 39 

ornithopod ornithischia China 

Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

2 59 

stegosaur thyreophora 

Oxfordian (?) 

Kimmeridgian (?) 

ornithischia China Late Jurassic 

Late Jurassic 

(Dinosaurier- 

Tithonian (?) 

2 50 neoceratopia ceratopia 

Web; DinoData 


places in Late 


Jurassic) Tithonian 

157 

124 0.9 10 12.3 

153 

157 

124 20 40,000 100.0 

117 10 10 2,000 20.0 

77 6 6 2,600 72.2 

82 7 2,500 51.0 

153 6 6 1,000 27.8 

173 15 15 6,500 28.9 

173 18 18 9,000 27.8 

130 

152 2 1,000 250.0 

148 1.2 40 27.8

Charonosaurus 

Chasmosaurus 

Chassternbergia 

Chebsaurus 

Cheneosaurus 

Chialingosaurus 

Chiayusaurus 

Chienkosaurus 

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2 58 

1 30 

2 44 


ornithopod ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

chasmosaur 






Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

ornithischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 



saurischia Algeria Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 


ornithopod ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

2 59 stegosaur thyreophora 

ornithischia China Late Jurassic Oxfordian 

1 27 sauropod 


saurischia China Late Jurassic Oxfordian 

4 




0 2 allosaur carnosaur 


0 11 

Early 



saurischia Arizona Late Triassic 

Early 


Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 


saurischia Mongolia, China Late Cretaceous Campanian 

melanorosaur 


1 22 

prosauropod 




saurischia China Early Jurassic Toarcian (?) 

0 13 


theropod saurischia Canada Late Cretaceous Campanian 

67 13 13 1,500 8.9 

67 5 5.2 2,000 74.0 

82 

170 

77 

157 4 4 1,000 62.5 

157 

105 

124 13 4,000 23.7 

216 2 2 30 7.5 

77 

193 13 1,500 8.9 

77 2 2 30 7.5

Chondrosteosaurus 

Chuandongocoelurus 

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0 8 

1 30 

opisthocoelicaudiinae 




Early 



theropod saurischia China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 







2 59 

2 42 

0 13 

4 

2 51 

2 42 

4 

1 27 

4 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 

Early 







theropod saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Campanian 

chasmosaur 






sauropod 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

130 18 20,000 61.7 

166 

170 18 30,000 92.6 

105 23 23 50,000 94.5 

157 4 4 1,000 62.5 

77 

77 3 3 50 5.6 

67 

77 3.7 4 1,000 62.5 

82 12 10,000 69.4

Clevelanotyrannus 

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0 18 

0 7 

0 12 

0 0 

4 

0 0 


saurischia 

podokesaur ceratosaur 

U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

theropod saurischia U.S. Late Triassic Carnian 




theropod saurischia India Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 



theropod saurischia U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

2 54 

4 

1 25 

1 25 

pachycephalosaur 


ornithischia Alberta Late Cretaceous Campanian 



saurischia 



Argentina Late Triassic Norian 

saurischia Argentina Late Triassic Norian 

67 

224 3 3 45 5.0 

77 

67 2 2 30 7.5 

153 1.8 2 20 5.0 

77 1.3 1.2 20 13.9 

216 

216 4 4 100 6.3

Colossosaurus 

Compsognathus 

Compsosuchus 

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saurischia France, England 

Early 


0 8 compsognathus 


theropod saurischia Germany, France Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

0 8 

0 13 

0 0 

2 44 

2 41 

0 12 

2 59 

0 2 

2 57 

0 14 

compsognathus 





(tetanura) theropod 

saurischia Argentina Mid Jurassic Callovian 




ornithischia Belgium Late Cretaceous Santonian 



saurischia Canada Late Cretaceous Campanian 





Early 





ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 


theropod saurischia Morocco 

Early 


135 

153 1.4 0.8 3 3.9 

67 2 20 5.0 

77 1.3 1.7 20 6.9 

162 5 5 250 10.0 

77 10 10 4,000 40.0 

85 7 3,000 61.2 

77 

135 

153 

96 3 3 100 11.1 

105 10 1,500 15.0

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4 

0 6 

2 57 

2 57 

0 9 


ornithischia 

2 58 

4 

1 28 

sinoraptoridae carnosaur 


saurischia Antarctica Early Jurassic Pliensbachian 


ornithischia England Late Jurassic Oxfordian 






dromaeosaur 

Barremian (?) 


Early 





ornithischia France, England 





saurischia China Late Jurassic 

Early 


Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 



1 27 

4 

1 27 

0 0 

2 58 

sauropod 



sauropod 


saurischia Tibet 

Early Jurassic 

(Dinosaurier- 

Web estimate) Sinemurian 

Early 


theropod saurischia India Early Jurassic 


ornithischia 




Toarcian (?) 

France, Hungary, 

Austria, Romania Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

193 8 6 1,500 41.7 

157 

157 3 200 22.2 

130 

153 

135 4 

152 

157 7 7 1,500 30.6 

198 16 20,000 78.1 

141 9 10,000 123.5 

193 9 4,000 49.4 

96

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1 30 

0 8 

0 18 

0 9 

0 8 

2 58 

4 

4 

2 51 

2 42 

dromaeosaur 



Early 



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saurischia China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 



(Dinosaurier-Web places 

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saurischia 

dromaeosaur 

Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Early 





Early 



ornithischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

chasmosaur 






117 

166 15 14 20,000 102.0 

67 20 15 750 3.3 

77 

117 3 2.5 80 12.8 

117 8 4,000 62.5 

67 5 5 1,000 40.0 

67 

77

Dicraeosaurus 

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Dinheirosaurus 

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[crocodilian] 

1 31 

2 44 

0 18 

0 7 

dicraeosaurinae 




lambeosaur hadrosaur Canada, U.S., 

ornithopod ornithischia Mexico Late Cretaceous Campanian 




Barremian (?) 


Early 


saurischia 

haltocosauridae 


China 


saurischia U.S., China Early Jurassic Sinemurian 

1 25 plateosaur prosauropod 


saurischia 

Germany, France, 

Switzerland, 

Greenland Late Triassic Norian 

1 31 diplodocid sauropod 


saurischia Portugal Late Jurassic 

1 28 

1 25 

0 18 

1 31 

0 0 

2 59 

0 8 

1 32 

4 






saurischia 

Early 



Switzerland, 


Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

tyrannosaur theropod Canada, U.S., 

saurischia 


sauropod 


China Late Cretaceous Campanian 


theropod saurischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 




theropod saurischia Germany Late Triassic Norian 



saurischia Chile Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

153 20 20 5,500 13.8 

77 

130 1.5 1.6 30 11.7 

198 6 6 500 13.9 

216 

152 25 10,000 16.0 

117 24 80,000 138.9 

216 

77 10 

153 27 27 12,000 16.5 

67 

153 

216 5 300 12.0 

67 8 8 2,000 31.3

Doryphorosaurus 

Draconyx 

Dracopelta 

Dravidosaurus 

Drinker 

Dromaeosauroides 

Dromaeosaurus 

Dromiceiomimus 

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261.; [nomen dubium] 

2 59 

2 41 

2 58 

4 

2 40 

0 9 

0 9 

0 12 


ornithischia Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


ornithischia Portugal Late Jurassic Tithonian 


ornithischia Portugal Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


ornithopod ornithischia U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

dromaeosaur 


saurischia Denmark 

1 24 massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 

Early 


dromaeosaur 


saurischia 



Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 




2 39 dryosauridae ornithopod 

ornithischia Tanzania, U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

0 0 

0 0 

0 18 

2 57 

2 39 

2 50 




saurischia 

Canada, U.S., 




dryosauridae ornithopod 

ornithischia Tanzania, U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 



ornithischia Montana Late Cretaceous Campanian 

153 

148 7 2,000 40.8 

153 2 2 70 17.5 

153 2 2 25 6.3 

141 3 75 8.3 

77 1.8 2 15 3.8 

77 3.5 4 100 6.3 

204 

153 4 4 80 5.0 

67 6 750 20.8 

67 6 6 1,500 41.7 

77 

77 

153 

77 7 1,000 20.4

Dyslocosaurus 

Dystrophaeus 

Dystylosaurus 

Echinodon 

Edmarka 

Edmontonia 

Edmontosaurus 

Efraasia 

Einiosaurus 

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Elosaurus 

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1 31 

1 31 

1 31 



saurischia 


sauropod 


U.S. Late Jurassic 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

saurischia 


sauropod 




2 38 heterodontosaur 

ornithischia England Late Jurassic Tithonian 

0 17 

torvosaur tetanura 




2 43 

1 25 

2 53 

0 1 

4 

0 0 

0 13 

0 8 

1 31 


ornithopod ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 



saurischia 


Switzerland, 


pachyrhinosaur 





saurischia 

Patagonia, 

Argentina 

Early 


theropod saurischia Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 



Canada, U.S., 


maniraptora coelurosaur 


saurischia 


sauropod 


Romania Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


152 17 5,500 19.0 

153 16 5,000 19.5 

153 

148 0.6 0.6 2 5.6 

153 11 2,000 16.5 

77 7 7 4,000 81.6 

67 13 13 3,000 17.8 

216 2.5 400 64.0 

77 7.6 7 4,500 91.8 

105 8 

153 3.5 6 200 5.6 

77 4 2 30 7.5 

67 1 5 5.0 

153

Elvisaurus 

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Enigmosaurus 

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0 6 

2 59 

0 0 

0 15 

1 31 

2 51 

2 44 

2 44 

0 0 

0 18 

1 32 

0 2 

4 

sinoraptoridae carnosaur 


saurischia Antarctica Early Jurassic Pliensbachian 

huayangosaurid 


ornithischia Germany Early Jurassic Toarcian 

theropod saurischia Kazakhstan 

Early 



saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 



saurischia Wyoming Late Jurassic 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

chasmosaur 





ornithopod ornithischia Utah 


ornithopod ornithischia Utah 

Early 


Early 


theropod saurischia Argentina Late Triassic Carnian 


Early 




Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 






193 

185 2 2 30 7.5 

141 8 4,000 62.5 

96 

152 24 33,000 57.3 

67 

105 

105 12 4,000 27.8 

224 1 1 10 10.0 

124 4 5 200 8.0 

82 20 30,000 75.0 

153

Epicampodon 

Epidendrosaurus 

Equijubus 

Erectopus 

Erliansaurus 

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Eshanosaurus 

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2 42 

0 0 

0 15 

0 15 

0 15 

2 57 

1 28 

2 52 

2 58 

1 25 

0 7 

2 36 

1 27 



Early 

Cretaceous 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

theropod saurischia France 

Early 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 





saurischia China Early Jurassic Hettangian 


ornithischia England, Utah 




Early 


Early 



ceratopia 





Early 




saurischia Zimbabwe Late Triassic Carnian 


theropod saurischia New Mexico Late Triassic Carnian 


euhelopodidae sauropod 



Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

152 

130 10 2,000 20.0 

105 3 200 22.2 

82 3 150 16.7 

96 5 6 160 4.4 

204 2 80 20.0 

135 

124 15 30,000 133.3 

77 

117 

224 

224 3 30 3.3 

152 

152 10 10 20,000 200.0

Euoplocephalus 

Eupodosaurus 

Eureodon 

Eurolimnornis 

Euronychodon 

Euskelosaurus 

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2 57 

4 

2 41 

0 4 

0 8 

1 25 

0 6 

2 36 

0 15 




ornithischia U.S. 

Dinosaurier-Web places 

in avialae coelurosaur 


saurischia Romania 



Early 


Early 


Portugal, 

Uzbekistan Late Cretaceous Coniacian 







in spinosaurs England Mid Jurassic Callovian 

ornithischia 




Africa Early Jurassic Sinemurian 

Early 



theropod saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Santonian 

1 27 

2 54 

0 11 

0 2 

sauropod 


saurischia Kirghizia Mid Jurassic Callovian 



ornithischia Kygyrzstan Mid Jurassic Callovian 


saurischia Argentina Late Triassic Carnian 


theropod saurischia Japan 

Early 


77 6 6 2,000 55.6 

117 

124 0.3 0 2.2 

88 2 20 5.0 

224 10 9 2,000 24.7 

162 7 7 220 4.5 

198 1 1 40 40.0 

124 4 4 70 4.4 

85 

162 15 30,000 133.3 

162 2 50 12.5 

224 

105 4.2 4.5 200 9.9

Fukuisaurus 

Fulengia 

Fulgurotherium 

Fusinasus 

“Futabasaurus” 

Futalongkosaurus 

Gadolosaurus 

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2 41 

1 25 

2 40 

0 18 

0 0 


Early 




Barremian (?) 


ornithischia 



Japan 





Early 



Early 




Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

in Tyrannosauridae Japan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 



saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Coniacian 

2 41 

4 


ornithischia; Dinosaurier- 

Web places in hadrosaur 

lambeosaurs Central Asia 

Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

0 12 ornithomimisaur 



2 36 

lesothosauridae 

ornithischia U.S. Late Triassic Carnian 

1 27 sauropod 


saurischia Spain Late Jurassic Tithonian 

Oxfordian (?) 

2 57 ankylosaur thyreophora 


ornithischia 


Wyoming Late Jurassic Tithonian (?) 



0 8 

2 41 


theropod saurischia China Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 


ornithischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Santonian 

130 5 500 20.0 

204 

135 1.5 30 13.3 

124 

82 10 6,000 60.0 

88 40 

130 13 6,000 35.5 

77 6 5 450 18.0 

224 2 

148 

152 3 3 1,000 111.1 

96 4 90 5.6 

170 4 3.5 150 12.2 

85 1 35 35.0

Gastonia 

Gavinosaurus 

Genusaurus 

Genyodectes 

Geranosaurus 

Giganotosaurus 

Gigantosaurus 

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Gigantoscelus 

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Gilmoreosaurus 

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0 18 

0 7 

0 0 





Early 


Early 



Early 

saurischia France 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

theropod saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


ornithischia South Africa Early Jurassic Sinemurian 

0 6 

1 28 

1 32 



theropod saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Turonian 






saurischia Malawi 

Early 


Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




2 59 


ornithischia China Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

2 42 hadrosaur ornithopod 

Early 

ornithischia Uzbekistan, China Cretaceous Albian 

0 8 


theropod saurischia Thailand 

Early 


1 28 




124 4.6 5 1,000 40.0 

124 

105 1.5 3 50 5.6 

82 9 1,500 18.5 

198 1 20 20.0 

91 14 13 8,000 47.3 

135 

130 

224 

153 4 500 31.3 

105 8 1,500 23.4 

135 

153

Glyptodontopelta 

Gobipteryx 

Gobisaurus 

Gobititan 

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2 57 

4 

2 57 

1 32 

0 7 

0 7 

1 32 

2 40 

1 21 

0 18 

2 55 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

ornithischia New Mexico Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


Early 

ornithischia Mongolia, China Cretaceous Aptian 





Barremian (?) 


Early 


saurischia 


China 


saurischia New Mexico Late Triassic Norian 


saurischia New Mexico Late Triassic Norian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Brazil Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


ornithopod ornithischia China Late Jurassic Oxfordian 


saurischia China Early Jurassic 




Toarcian (?) 



homalocephala 



ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Santonian 

2 47 protoceratopidae 




82 5 2,800 112.0 

117 6 1,500 41.7 

130 10 10,000 100.0 

216 

216 5.5 7 400 8.2 

82 8 10,000 156.3 

157 1.5 1.5 30 13.3 

193 14 14 20,000 102.0 

77 

85 2 2 70 17.5 

77 0.8 2 3.1

Graciliraptor 

Gracilisuchus 

Gravisaurus 

Gravitholus 

Gresslyosaurus 

Griphornis 

Griphosaurus 

Gryponyx 

Gryposaurus 

Guaibasaurus 

Gwyneddosaurus 

Gyposaurus 

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Hadrosaurus 

Hallopus 

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0 9 

4 

2 41 

2 54 

1 25 

4 

4 

1 24 

2 43 

0 0 

4 

1 24 

dromaeosaur 




ornithischia Niger 

Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 





Barremian (?) 


(?) 






saurischia 

massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 


Switzerland, 





ornithopod ornithischia Alberta, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

theropod saurischia Brazil Late Triassic Carnian 

massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 



2 43 hadrosaurine hadrosaur 

ornithopod ornithischia Alberta, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

2 43 

4 


ornithopod ornithischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

130 1.4 20 10.2 

117 

77 3 3 100 11.1 

216 

204 

77 9 2,000 24.7 

224 3 100 11.1 

204 

77 

77 10 9 2,500 30.9

Halticosaurus 

Hanssuesia 

“Hanwulosaurus” 

Haplocanthosaurus 

Haplocanthus 

Harpymimus 

Hecatasaurus 

Heilongjiangosaurus 

Heishansaurus 

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Heptasteornis 

Herbstosaurus 

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0 7 halticosauridae 


saurischia Germany Late Triassic Norian 

2 54 

2 57 

1 30 

1 30 

0 12 

2 42 

2 42 

2 54 

1 27 

0 8 

4 

0 11 

2 59 





ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 









saurischia Mongolia 

Early 


hadrosaur ornithopod France, Romania, 

ornithischia 

Spain Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 



ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Campanian 




Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 


theropod saurischia Romania Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 




ornithischia Wyoming Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

216 6 500 13.9 

77 3 60 6.7 

67 9 9 750 9.3 

153 22 22 15,000 31.0 

153 

117 3.5 2 100 25.0 

77 

82 13 1,500 8.9 

77 

152 

67 1 5 5.0 

224 3 3 200 22.2 

153 7 1,500 30.6

Heterodontosaurus 

Heterosaurus 

Heyuannia 

Hierosaurus 

Hikanodon 

“Hironosaurus” 

“Hisanohamasaurus” 

Histriasaurus 

Homalocephale 

Honghesaurus 

Hongshanosaurus 

Hoplitosaurus 

Hoplosaurus 

Hortalotarsus 

Huabeisaurus 

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ornithischia South Africa Early Jurassic Hettangian 

2 41 

0 13 


ornithischia 

England, Belgium, 

Germany, U.S., 

Romania 

Early 



theropod saurischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


ornithischia Kansas Late Cretaceous Campanian 

2 41 


ornithischia 

not classified by 

DinoData; Dinosaurier- 

Web places in 

Germany 

Early 


2 39 ornithopod ornithischia 

(uncertain between 

iguanodont and 

hadrosaur) Japan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


Turonian (?) 

1 31 


Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Japan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

1 27 sauropod 


saurischia 

homalocephala 

Croatia 

2 55 



2 40 

2 48 

Early 


ornithischia 






psittacosaur ceratopia 


ceratopia 

Barremian (?) 


Early 






2 58 

1 24 

1 27 


ornithischia 

Early 




massospondyla 

prosauropod 

sauropodomorpha Lesotho, South 

saurischia 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

sauropod 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 


204 1.2 1.2 19 13.2 

117 

67 2 60 15.0 

77 

117 

67 9 2,500 30.9 

82 

130 20 25,000 62.5 

77 1.5 3 70 7.8 

166 

130 2 100 25.0 

135 4 200 12.5 

96 

204 

82 20 30,000 75.0

Huaxiagnathus 

“Huaxiasaurus” 

Huayangosaurus 

Hudiesaurus 

Hulsanpes 

Hungarosaurus 

Hylaeosaurus 

Hylosaurus 

Hypacrosaurus 

Hypselorhachis 

Hypselosaurus 

Hypsibema 

Hypsilophodon 

Hypsirophus 

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0 8 

0 8 

2 59 

1 27 

compsognathidae 






Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

huayangosauridae 


ornithischia China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

sauropod 



Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 




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mistakenly placed in Allosaurus 

2 58 

2 58 

2 44 

4 





Early 


Early 






saurischia Spain, France Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

2 42 


ornithischia 

2 40 hypsilophodont 

ornithopod ornithischia England, Spain 

2 59 

Missouri, North 

Carolina Late Cretaceous Campanian 

Early 




130 1.2 5 3.5 

130 

166 4.6 4 1,000 62.5 

152 30 30 50,000 55.6 

77 0.4 1 3.1 

85 4 

135 4 6 1,000 27.8 

135 

77 9 9 3,500 43.2 

67 12 12 9,000 62.5 

77 9 2,500 30.9 

135 2.3 2.3 25 4.7 

153

“Ichabodcraniosaurus” 

Iguanodon 

Iguanosaurus 

Iliosuchus 

Ilokelesia 

Incisivosaurus 

Indosaurus 

Indosuchus 

Ingenia 

Inosaurus 

Irritator 

Isanosaurus 

Ischisaurus 

Ischyrosaurus 

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Incisivosaurus 









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pages/Cope, 1869 

0 9 

2 41 

2 41 

0 6 

0 1 

0 13 

0 1 

0 1 

0 13 

0 8 

0 14 

1 27 

0 11 

1 28 

dromaeosaur 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


iguanodont ornithopod Germany, U.S., 

ornithischia 

Romania 



Early 


Early 



theropod saurischia England Mid Jurassic Bathonian 






Barremian (?) 


Early 














Early 


Early 


sauropod 


saurischia Thailand Late Triassic Norian 





saurischia England Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

82 

117 9 11 5,000 41.3 

117 

166 1.5 30 13.3 

96 9 1,500 18.5 

130 1 5 5.0 

67 11 700 5.8 

67 6 1,000 27.8 

77 1.3 1.5 40 17.8 

105 2 2 30 7.5 

117 8 1,000 15.6 

216 7 2,000 40.8 

224 

153 25 40,000 64.0

Isisaurus 

“Issasaurus” 

Itemirus 

Iuticosaurus 

Jainosaurus 

Janenschia 

Jaxartosaurus 

Jeholornis 

Jeholosaurus 

Jenghizkhan 

Jensenosaurus 

“Jiangjunmiaosaurus” 

Jiangshanosaurus 

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1 32 

1 31 

0 6 

1 27 

1 32 

1 32 

2 44 

0 4 

2 36 

0 18 



saurischia 




India Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


"carnosaur" theropod 

saurischia 

andesauridae sauropod 

Uzbekistan Late Triassic Carnian 


Early 








saurischia Malawi, Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


ornithopod ornithischia Kazakhstan Late Cretaceous Turonian 

avialae coelurosaur 




Early 


Early 




1 31 diplodocinae diplodocid 

sauropod 



0 7 

1 32 







Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 

Early 


67 18 14,000 43.2 

153 

224 1.5 15 6.7 

135 20 40,000 100.0 

67 18 18 20,000 61.7 

153 30 70,000 77.8 

91 9 1,000 12.3 

117 0.7 0.7 0 0.6 

124 0.8 10 15.6 

77 14 14 6,000 30.6 

153 

170 

105 22 30,000 62.0

Jinfengopteryx 

Jingshanosaurus 

Jinzhousaurus 

Jixiangornis 

Jobaria 

Jubbulpuria 

Jurapteryx 

“Jurassosaurus” 

“Kagasaurus” 

Kaijiangosaurus 

Kakuru 

Kangnasaurus 

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4 

1 22 

2 41 

4 

1 27 

0 8 

4 

2 57 

0 0 

0 6 

yunnanosauridae 

prosauropod 





sauropod 



Early 

Cretaceous 




Toarcian (?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

Early 





thyreophora ornithischia China Mid Jurassic Bajocian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

theropod saurischia Japan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


theropod saurischia China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 


theropod saurischia Australia 

2 39 


ornithischia South Africa 

Early 





Barremian (?) 

Early 



193 9.8 7.5 500 8.9 

130 7 5 1,000 40.0 

135 21 21 18,000 40.8 

67 1.2 1.2 15 10.4 

173 

82 9 1,000 12.3 

166 9 1,000 12.3 

117 2.4 2.5 30 4.8 

130 4 100 6.3

Karongasaurus 

“Katsuyamasaurus” 

Kelmayisaurus 

Kentrosaurus 

Kentrurosaurus 

Kerberosaurus 

Khaan 

“Kitadanisaurus” 

Kittysaurus 

Klamelisaurus 

Koparion 

Koreanosaurus 

Kotasaurus 

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4 


theropod saurischia Japan 

0 0 

2 59 

2 59 

2 42 

0 13 

0 9 

0 18 

1 30 

0 8 

0 9 

1 27 

(tetanura?) theropod 


Early 


Early 







ornithischia Russia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 






dromaeosaur 

Barremian (?) 


Early 


saurischia Japan 



Early 






(troodontid?) coelurosaur 


saurischia U.S. Late Jurassic 

dromaeosaur 


saurischia South Korea 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 

Early 


Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

vulcanodontidae 

sauropod 


saurischia India Early Jurassic Toarcian 

105 

130 11 4,000 33.1 

153 2.9 5 1,500 60.0 

153 

67 9 3,000 37.0 

77 2 2 40 10.0 

130 

124 

170 17 20,000 69.2 

152 0.9 5 6.2 

117 3 70 7.8 

185 6 9 5,000 61.7

Kritosaurus 

Kulceratops 

Kunmingosaurus 

Kuszholia 

Labocania 

Labrosaurus 

Laelaps 

Laevisuchus 

Lagerpeton 

Lagosuchus 

Lamaceratops 

Lambeosaurus 

Lametasaurus 

Lanasaurus 

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Dinosaurier-Web retains in Lanasaurus 

2 43 

2 50 

1 27 

4 

0 6 



archaeoceratopidae 



ornithischia Uzbekistan 

0 2 allosaur carbosaur 


0 0 

0 8 

4 

4 

2 50 

2 44 

0 0 

2 38 

Early 



sauropod 






Toarcian (?) 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

theropod saurischia Mexico Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 






bagaceratopoidae 






Canada, U.S., 

Mexico Late Cretaceous Campanian 




77 10 2,500 25.0 

105 1.5 15 6.7 

193 11 10,000 82.6 

82 9 1,500 18.5 

153 

67 

67 2 2 30 7.5 

85 2 45 11.3 

77 15 15 6,000 26.7 

67 

204 1.2 1 0.7

Lancangosaurus 

Lancanjiangosaurus 

Laornis 

Laosaurus 

Laplatasaurus 

Lapparentosaurus 

Leaellynasaura 

Leipsanosaurus 

Lengosaurus 

Leptoceratops 

Leptospondylus 

Lesothosaurus 

Lessemsaurus 

Lewisuchus 

Lexovisaurus 

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American Jurassic dinosaurs. Pt. I. Am. J. Sci. 

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547. 

1 30 

1 30 

4 

2 39 

1 32 

1 28 

2 40 


sauropod 





saurischia Tibet Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 


ornithischia 



Alberta Late Cretaceous Campanian 

saurischia Argentina, Uruguay Late Cretaceous Campanian 



saurischia Madagascar Mid Jurassic Bathonian 




ornithischia 

0 18 

2 50 

1 24 

2 36 

1 22 

4 

2 59 

Early 





Early 

saurischia 



England 


marginocephalia Canada, U.S., 

ornithischia 

(Australia?) Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 



lesothosauria 


ornithischia 


prosauropod 

Carnian (?) 


Norian (?) 

saurischia Argentina Late Triassic Rhaetian (?) 


ornithischia France, England Mid Jurassic Callovian 

166 

170 15 25,000 111.1 

77 

77 18 30,000 92.6 

166 15 20,000 88.9 

117 2 10 2.5 

96 

124 

67 2.4 2 60 15.0 

204 

204 1 1 7 7.0 

216 10 2,000 20.0 

162 6 5 900 36.0

Liaoceratops 

Liaoningosaurus 

Xu, X., P.J. Makovicky, X.-L. Wang, M.A. Norell, 

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297-300. 

2 50 

2 58 

Liassaurus 

Welles, H. P. Powell & Pickering vide Pickering, S. 

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pages (January 27, 1995); [nomen nudum]; 

DinoData reports as Liasaurus (name only); 

Dinosauier-Web retains in Liassaurus 

0 0 

Libycosaurus Bonarelli, 1947 [anthracothere mammal] 4 

Ligabueino 

“Ligomasaurus” 

Likhoelesaurus 

Liliensternus 

Limaysaurus 

Limnornis 

Limnosaurus 

Lirainosaurus 

Lisboasaurus 

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180. 

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DinoData places in Rebbachisaurus 




Travaux du Museum d’Histoire Naturelle “Griore 

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Telmatosaurus 

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pp. 7-88; [crocodilian] 






Early 


Early 



in theropod saurischia Europe Early Jurassic 

0 0 neoceratosauria 

theropod saurischia Argentina 

1 28 

4 

0 7 

1 31 dicraeosaurinae 



saurischia 


places in 

Hettangian 

Early 





halticosauridae 


saurischia France, Germany Late Triassic Norian 

0 4 Dinosaurier-Web places 

in avialae coelurosaur 


saurischia Romania 

2 42 

1 32 

4 

Morocco, Algeria, 

Tunisia, Niger, 


Early 



ornithischia Spain, France Late Cretaceous Campanian 



saurischia Spain Late Cretaceous Campanian 77 

124 1 30 30.0 

124 

204 6 1,000 27.8 

130 0.5 0.7 1 1.0 

216 5 5 400 16.0 

96 

124 

77 

18 20,000 61.7

Loncosaurus 

Longisquama 

Longosaurus 

Lophorhothon 

Loricosaurus 

Losillasaurus 

Lourinhanosaurus 

Lourinhasaurus 

Luanpingosaurus 

Lucianosaurus 

Lufengocephalus 

Lufengosaurus 

Lukousaurus 

Lurdusaurus 

Ameghino, F. 1899. Nota preliminar sobre el 

Loncosaurus argentinus, un representante de la 

familia Megalosauridae de la Republica Argentina. 

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2 41 

4 

0 7 

2 43 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


saurischia New Mexico Late Triassic 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 






1 27 

0 2 

1 27 

2 48 

4 

1 25 

1 25 

0 8 

2 41 

sauropod 


saurischia Spain Late Jurassic 


theropod saurischia Portugal Late Jurassic 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

sauropod 



psittacosaur 



ornithischia Mongolia, China 

Early 









theropod saurischia China Early Jurassic Hettangian 



Early 


82 2 50 12.5 

216 3 

77 15 1,000 4.4 

67 

152 27.4 23 10,000 18.9 

152 4.5 500 24.7 

153 17 18,000 62.3 

117 

204 

204 6 6 2,000 55.6 

204 2 30 7.5 

117 9 2,000 24.7

Lusitanosaurus 

Lusotitan 

Lycorhinus 

Macelognathus 

Macrodontophion 

Macrophalangia 

Macroscelosaurus 

Macrurosaurus 

“Madsenius” 

Magnirostris 

Magnosaurus 

Magulodon 

Magyarosaurus 

Maiasaura 

Majungasaurus 

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1 28 

thyreophora ornithischia 



Portugal Early Jurassic Sinemurian 




4 

0 0 

0 13 

4 

1 32 

("carnosaur?") theropod 

saurischia Ukraine Late Jurassic 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 


theropod saurischia Canada Late Cretaceous Campanian 




Early 


0 2 allosaur carbosaur Portugal, U.S. 

theropod saurischia Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


Turonian (?) 

2 47 



Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 


0 6 

2 39 

1 32 

2 43 

0 1 

0 1 


theropod saurischia England Early Jurassic Sinemurian 

(hypsilophodontid?) 

ornithopod ornithischia Maryland 

Early 




saurischia 

maiasaur hadrosaurine 


Romania Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 



saurischia Madagascar Late Cretaceous Campanian 


saurischia Madagascar Late Cretaceous Campanian 

198 4 200 12.5 

153 22 30,000 62.0 

204 1.2 20 13.9 

152 

77 

135 

153 

82 1 20 20.0 

198 4 200 12.5 

105 

67 6 900 25.0 

77 9 9 2,000 24.7 

77 9 

77 8 800 12.5

Malawisaurus 

Maleevosaurus 

Maleevus 

Mamenchisaurus 

Mandschurosaurus 

Manospondylus 

Marasuchus 

Marmarospondylus 

Marshosaurus 

Masiakasaurus 

Massospondylus 

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1 32 

0 18 




Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

1 27 

2 44 

0 18 

4 

1 28 





ornithopod ornithischia Russia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


saurischia 

Canada, U.S., 




saurischia England Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

0 0 (carnosaurs?) theropod 


0 1 

1 24 

2 36 

1 31 

1 23 


saurischia Madagascar Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 



ornithischia (?) 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Tibet Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 




130 9 9 1,000 12.3 

77 

96 5 1,000 40.0 

157 25 22 20,000 41.3 

67 

77 

166 

153 5 5 250 10.0 

67 5 2 40 10.0 

204 5 4 150 9.4 

82 18 10,000 30.9 

193

“Megadontosaurus” 

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0 0 

0 7 

0 8 



Early 


England, France, 

Wales, Netherlands Mid Jurassic Aalenian 





0 16 troodon theropod 

Early 

saurischia 

melanorosaurid 

China 


1 22 

prosauropod 

sauropodomorpha Lesotho, South 

saurischia 

Africa Early Jurassic Pliensbachian 

1 32 

2 36 

0 14 

2 54 

2 50 

1 32 

1 27 

2 42 

2 54 

0 9 



saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Turonian 

ornithischia England Early Jurassic Sinemurian 


theropod saurischia England Late Jurassic Oxfordian 



ornithischia Alberta Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 



ornithischia Mongolia, China Late Cretaceous Campanian 



saurischia 

sauropod 


Argentina, Uruguay Late Cretaceous Campanian 

saurischia Tibet Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


ornithischia 








dromaeosaur 

Barremian (?) 


Early 




117 

179 9 9 1,000 12.3 

224 

91 9 9 500 6.2 

141 0.53 1.2 10 6.9 

193 7.5 12 4,000 27.8 

91 25 40,000 64.0 

198 

157 8 8 1,000 15.6 

67 0.3 1 11.1 

77 0.8 0.8 

77 

67 

77 2.4 2.5 200 32.0 

77 0.5 0.5 2 8.0 

130 0.77 0.2 1 12.5

Microsaurops 

Microvenator 

“Mifunesaurus” 

Minmi 

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Mochlodon 

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Mongolosaurus 

Monkonosaurus 

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Mononychus 

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0 8 

0 0 

2 58 

0 8 

2 41 

1 32 

1 27 

2 59 


Early 

theropod saurischia U.S. 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

theropod saurischia Japan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


ornithischia Australia 





ornithischia 




sauropod 




ornithischia Tibet 

Early 


Early 


France, Austria, 

Romania, Spain Late Cretaceous Campanian 




Barremian (?) 

Early 



Early 





Barremian (?) 

Early 



2 52 centrosaur neoceratopia 

ceratopia 



0 7 

0 8 

0 8 




Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 





77 

117 1.5 7 3.1 

82 

117 2 3 200 22.2 

105 2.1 1.2 3 2.1 

77 

130 

141 24 10,000 17.4 

130 5 5 500 20.0 

77 

170 5 5 800 32.0 

77 

77 0.9 1 3 3.0

Montanoceratops 

Morinosaurus 

Morosaurus 

“Moshisaurus” 

“Mtapaiasaurus” 

“Mtotosaurus” 

Mussaurus 

Muttaburrasaurus 

Mymoorapelta 

Naashoibitosaurus 

Nanosaurus 

Nanotyrannus 

Nanshiungosaurus 

Nanyangosaurus 

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1 28 

1 29 

1 27 

1 28 

1 31 

1 25 

2 41 

2 57 

2 43 








Early 





saurischia U.S. Late Jurassic Oxfordian 






saurischia 











Early 






2 39 dryosauridae ornithopod 

ornithischia Colorado, Wyoming Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

0 18 

0 15 

2 41 


saurischia U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


saurischia Mongolia, China 



Early 





Barremian (?) 

Early 



67 3 450 50.0 

135 

157 

157 

153 

153 

216 3 3 70 7.8 

105 7 8 4,000 62.5 

153 2.7 2.7 200 27.4 

77 

153 1.3 3 1.8 

67 5 

124 4 80 5.0 

130 4.5 4.5 500 24.7

Nectosaurus 

Nedcolbertia 

Neimongosaurus 

Nemegtia 

Nemegtosaurus 

Neosaurus 

Neosodon 

Neovenator 

Neuquenraptor 

Neuquensaurus 

Newtonsaurus 

Ngexisaurus 

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Newtonsaurus 

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2 43 

0 8 

0 15 

0 13 

1 31 

2 42 

1 27 

0 2 

0 9 

1 32 

0 14 

0 8 




Early 

theropod saurischia Utah 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 





sauropod 


Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 



ornithischia 



sauropod 


saurischia France Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


tetnura theropod 


Early 


dromaeosaur 







in spinosaur carnosaur 

theropod saurischia Wales Late Triassic Norian 


theropod saurischia Tibet Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 

77 

124 3 30 3.3 

82 3 2.5 90 14.4 

67 

67 12 5,000 34.7 

77 

153 

117 8 8 1,500 23.4 

96 2.5 2 30 7.5 

67 15 10,000 44.4 

216 

170

Nigersaurus 

Niobrarasaurus 

Nipponosaurus 

Noasaurus 

Nodocephalosaurus 

Nodosaurus 

Nomingia 

Nothronychus 

Notoceratops 

Notohypsilophodon 

Nqwebasaurus 

“Nteregosaurus” 

Sereno, P.C, L. Allison, D.B. Beck, H.C.E. Dutheil, 

G.H. Larsson, B.M. Lyon, W. Rudyard, C. Sadleir, 

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coelurosaurian dinosaur from the Early 

Cretaceous of South Africa. Journal of Vertebrate 





Janenschia] 

1 27 

2 58 

2 44 

0 1 

2 57 

sauropod 



Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 


ornithischia Kansas Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithopod ornithischia Russia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 




ornithischia New Mexico Late Cretaceous Campanian 



0 13 

0 15 

2 50 

2 40 

0 8 

1 32 

Early 





saurischia New Mexico Late Cretaceous Turonian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


ornithopod ornithischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 




Barremian (?) 


Early 


theropod saurischia South Africa Cretaceous (?) 



saurischia Malawi, Tanzania Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

130 15 5,000 22.2 

77 5 1,000 40.0 

82 8 4,000 62.5 

67 2.4 2 15 3.8 

77 3 200 22.2 

105 5.5 5.5 3,000 99.2 

77 1.8 2 0.6 

91 6 5.5 900 29.8 

82 

96 1.5 30 13.3 

130 0.8 3 4.7 

153

Nuoersaurus 

Nuthetes 

Nyasasaurus 

“Nyororosaurus” 

Ohmdenosaurus 

Oligosaurus 

Olorotitan 

Omeisaurus 

Omnivoropteryx 

Omosaurus 

Onychosaurus 

Opisthocoelicaudia 

Dong & Li, 1991 [no Dong & Li 1991 reference 

found; the Nuoersaurus type was described in 

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formally described and named]; not referenced by 






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archosaur] 





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[nomen dubium; PSS → Rhabdodon] 

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Dacentrurus 

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1 27 







4 

1 31 

1 27 

2 41 

2 44 

1 30 

0 13 

2 59 

2 41 

Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

Early 







sauropod 


saurischia Germany Early Jurassic Toarcian 


ornithischia 




ornithopod ornithischia Russia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 





in oviraptor coelurosaur 


Early 





ornithischia 






130 25 

141 1.8 2.5 80 12.8 

153 

185 15 1,000 4.4 

77 

67 9 1,000 12.3 

166 20 20 10,000 25.0 

124 0.5 0 0.8 

157 

77 

67 12 12 24,000 166.7

Oplosaurus 

Orcomimus 

Orinosaurus 

Ornatotholus 

Ornithodesmus 

Ornithoides 

Ornitholestes 

Ornithomerus 

Ornithomimoides 

Ornithomimus 

Ornithopsis 

Ornithosuchus 

Ornithotarsus 

Orodromeus 

Orosaurus 

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[JSS → Rhabdodon] 





dubium] 


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DinoData places in Euskelosaurus 

1 28 

0 12 

1 25 




Early 




saurischia 



South Dakota Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


2 54 pachycephalosaur 



0 0 

0 16 

0 8 

2 41 

0 0 

0 12 

1 28 

4 

2 43 

2 40 

1 25 


Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




theropod saurischia U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


ornithischia 






India Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 





Early 









135 

67 4 150 9.4 

224 

77 

130 5 150 6.0 

85 

153 2 2 13 3.3 

77 

67 2 40 10.0 

77 4 75 4.7 

135 

77 

77 2.5 2.5 20 3.2 

224

Orthogoniosaurus 

Orthomerus 

Oshanosaurus 

Othnielia 

Otogosaurus 

Ouranosaurus 

Oviraptor 

Ovoraptor 

Ozraptor 

Pachycephalosaurus 

Pachyrhinosaurus 

Pachysauriscus 

Pachysaurops 

Pachysaurus 

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Mus. Novitates 144: pp. 1-12. 

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120. 

Kuhn, O. 1959. Ein neuer Microsaurier aus dem 

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Pachysauriscus 

0 0 

2 42 

1 27 

2 40 

1 27 

2 41 



ornithischia 

Netherlands, 

Belgium Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

sauropod 






Toarcian (?) 


ornithopod ornithischia U.S. Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

(euhelopodine?) 

sauropod 


saurischia 



Early 




dromaeosaur 

Mongolia Late Cretaceous Santonian 



0 0 

theropod saurischia Australia Mid Jurassic Aalenian 



ornithischia 


U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

2 52 

ceratopia 



1 25 

1 25 

1 25 



saurischia 



saurischia 



saurischia 


Switzerland, 



Switzerland, 



Switzerland, 


67 11 700 5.8 

67 

193 12 10,000 69.4 

153 4 1.5 20 8.9 

117 7 7 2,700 55.1 

85 2.5 2.5 35 5.6 

77 

179 2 20 5.0 

77 4.6 5 2,000 80.0 

67 6 6 2,000 55.6 

216 

216 

216

Pachyspondylus 

Palaeoctonus 

Palaeocursornis 

Palaeolimnornis 

Palaeopteryx 

Palaeosauriscus 

Palaeosaurus 

Palaeosaurus 

Palaeoscincus 

Paleosaurus 

Panoplosaurus 

Paraiguanodon 





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Travaux du Museum d’Histoire Naturelle “Griore 

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archosaur] 





175-187 + plate XI/Geoffroy Saint-Hilare, 1833 → 

Sphenosaurus [procolophonid] 

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archosaur] 





[nomen dubium; PSS → Edmontonia or 

Panoplosaurus] 



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[nomen nudum → Bactrosaurus] 

1 24 

4 

4 

4 

0 0 

4 

4 

4 

2 58 

4 

2 58 

2 44 

massospondyla 

prosauropod 


saurischia 



(Dinosaurier-Web places 

in coelurosaurs) 

theropod saurischia U.S. Late Jurassic 

Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 






ornithopod ornithischia Uzbekistan, China Late Cretaceous Turonian 

204 

152 

77 

77 7 7 3,500 71.4 

91

Paralititan 

Paranthodon 

Pararhabdodon 

Parasaurolophus 

Pareiasaurus 

Parksosaurus 

Paronychodon 

Parrosaurus 

Parvicursor 

Patagonykus 

Patagosaurus 

Patricosaurus 

Pawpawsaurus 

Pectinodon 

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Seeley, H.G. 1887. On Patricosaurus 

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Troodon] 

1 32 



saurischia Egypt Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 


ornithischia South Africa Late Jurassic Tithonian 

2 44 

2 44 

4 

2 40 

0 16 

2 42 

0 8 

0 8 

1 30 

4 

2 58 

0 16 


ornithopod ornithischia Spain Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 




ornithopod ornithischia Canada Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 




ornithischia 






Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 




Argetina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 





saurischia 

Early 


Mexico, U.S., 

Canada, 

Uzbekistan, 

Tadzhikistan Late Cretaceous Campanian 

96 30 27 47,000 64.5 

148 5 1,000 40.0 

67 5 500 20.0 

77 10 10 5,000 50.0 

67 2.4 2.5 70 11.2 

77 2 2 30 7.5 

77 

77 1 2 2.0 

82 1 2 2.0 

162 16 16 20,000 78.1 

105 6 2,000 55.6 

77

Pedopenna 

Peishansaurus 

Pekinosaurus 

Pelecanimimus 

Pellegrinisaurus 

Pelorosaurus 

Peltosaurus 

Penelopognathus 

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0 19 

2 57 

2 36 

0 12 


theropod saurischia China Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 



lesothosauridae 




saurischia Spain 

Early 





1 28 

2 58 

2 51 

0 8 

1 31 

2 40 






Early 


Early 


chasmosaur 







sauropod 


saurischia Thailand 

Early 


Early 



ornithopod ornithischia Portugal Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

170 1 1 1 1.0 

77 

224 3 3 50 5.6 

124 2.5 2 25 6.3 

77 25 25 40,000 64.0 

135 24 50,000 86.8 

117 

77 7.5 7 6,000 122.4 

135 

141 20 22 20,000 41.3 

153 0.9 1

Piatnitzkysaurus 

Picrodon 

Pinacosaurus 

Pisanosaurus 

Piveteausaurus 

Planicoxa 

Plateosauravus 

Plateosaurus 

Platyceratops 

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Poekilopleuron 



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0 2 

4 

2 57 

2 36 

0 6 

2 41 





ornithischia Mongolia, China Late Cretaceous Santonian 

ornithischia Argentina Late Triassic Carnian 

carnosaur (?) tetanura 

theropod saurischia France Mid Jurassic Callovian 



Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




1 25 

1 28 

2 58 

4 

0 7 

0 0 



saurischia 





ornithischia 


Switzerland, 


Early 





theropod saurischia U.S. Early Jurassic Toarcian 

(carnosaur?) theropod 

saurischia France Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

162 4.3 4.5 400 19.8 

85 5 5.5 1,500 49.6 

224 1 3 3.0 

162 11 2,000 16.5 

130 6 500 13.9 

224 

216 9 8 1,500 23.4 

135 10 10 10,000 100.0 

96 

185 0.9 1 4 4.0 

166 9 9 1,000 12.3

Polacanthoides 

Polacanthus 

Polyodontosaurus 

Polyonax 

Ponerosteus 

Poposaurus 

Prenocephale 

Prenoceratops 

Priconodon 

Priodontognathus 

Probactrosaurus 

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Early 

ornithischia France, England Cretaceous Valanginian 

2 57 



Mexico, U.S., 

Early 


0 16 


Canada, 

Uzbekistan, 

saurischia 


2 51 

2 36 

4 

2 54 

2 50 

2 57 

2 57 

2 41 

2 51 

0 8 

4 

2 36 

chasmosaur 




ornithischia 






ornithischia Montana Late Cretaceous Campanian 


ornithischia Maryland 

Early 





Early 




Turonian (?) 

chasmosaur 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


theropod saurischia England Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

ornithischia 

135 

135 4 4 1,000 62.5 

77 

67 

77 1.5 2.5 60 9.6 

77 

130 

157 6 2,000 55.6 

124 6 6 1,000 27.8 

82 

166 3 100 11.1

Procheneosaurus 

Procompsognathus 

Prodeinodon 

Proiguanodon 

Prosaurolophus 

Protarchaeopteryx 

Protecovasaurus 

Protiguanodon 

Protoavis 

Protoceratops 

Protognathosaurus 

Protognathus 

Protohadros 

Protorosaurus 

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2 44 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

ornithopod ornithischia Kazakhstan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


theropod saurischia Germany Late Triassic Norian 

0 0 

(carnosaur?) theropod 


Early 


2 41 


ornithischia 



Romania 

Early 




0 3 

4 

2 48 

0 0 

2 47 

archeopterygoid 


psittacosaur 




Early 


Early 


protaviformes theropod 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

saurischia 




U.S. Late Triassic Rhaetian (?) 


1 30 cetiosaur sauropod 



1 30 

2 42 

4 





ornithischia Texas Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

82 

216 1.2 1.2 1 0.7 

117 

117 

77 9 2,000 24.7 

117 0.7 5 10.2 

117 

216 0.6 0 1.1 

85 1.8 2 230 57.5 

166 18 30,000 92.6 

166 

96 5 500 20.0

Protorosaurus 

Protrachodon 

Proyandusaurus 

Pseudolagosuchus 

Psittacosaurus 





Ottawa Nat. 27: pp. 145-155/Meyer, H. von. 1830. 

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2 51 


ornithischia 

4 

2 48 

chasmosaur 




psittacosaur 




Netherlands, 

Belgium Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

Early 




0 8 

1 27 

0 1 

0 9 

2 40 


theropod saurischia Germany Late Triassic Rhaetian 

euhelopododidae 

sauropod 


Early 

saurischia South Korea Cretaceous Aptian 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Brazil Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

dromaeosaur 


saurischia France Late Cretaceous Campanian 



Early 


1 27 sauropod 


saurischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


Turonian (?) 

1 31 


sauropod 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

67 

67 

117 2 2 25 6.3 

77 9 3,500 43.2 

208 

117 

82 7 500 10.2 

77 1.6 30 11.7 

105 1.8 2 40 10.0 

67 20 20 20,000 50.0 

82 12 23 30,000 56.7

Quilmesaurus 

Rachitrema 

Rahona 

Rahonavis 

Rajasaurus 

Rapator 

Rapetosaurus 

Rayososaurus 

Rebbachisaurus 

Regnosaurus 

Revueltosaurus 

Rhabdodon 

Rhadinosaurus 

Rhodanosaurus 

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0 0 

4 

4 

4 

0 1 

0 0 

1 32 

1 31 

1 31 

2 59 

4 

2 41 

2 57 

2 58 

theropod saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Campanian 



carnosaur (?) theropod 

Early 

saurischia 



Australia 


saurischia 


Madagascar Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


Early 

saurischia 


Argentina 


diplodocid sauropod Morocco, Algeria, 

sauropodomorpha Tunisia, Niger, 

saurischia 





ornithischia 

Early 





ornithischia Europe (Austria) Late Cretaceous Campanian 


ornithischia 



77 9 1,500 18.5 

67 9 9 1,000 12.3 

105 10 9 500 6.2 

67 8 15 10,000 44.4 

105 6 1,000 27.8 

96 20 15,000 37.5 

135 4 4 300 18.8 

77 4 4.5 500 24.7 

77 

96

Rhoetosaurus 

Longman, H. A. 1926 [not 1925]. A giant 

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1 30 

Rhopalodon Fischer de Waldheim, 1841 [therapsid] 4 

Ricardoestesia 

Currie, Rigby & Sloan, 1990 

0 8 

Rileya 

Rileyasuchus 

Rinchenia 

Rinconsaurus 

Rioarribasaurus 

Riojasaurus 

Riojasuchus 

Rocasaurus 

Roccosaurus 

Huene, F. von. 1902. Ubersicht uber die 

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44; [nomen nudum → Melanorosaurus] 

1 26 

1 26 

0 13 

1 32 

0 7 

1 22 

4 

1 32 

1 22 melanorosaurid 

prosauropod 


saurischia 


sauropod 


saurischia Australia Mid Jurassic 

Aalenian (?) 

Bajocian (?) 

Bathonian (?) 

Callovian (?) 


theropod saurischia Canada, U.S. Late Cretaceous Campanian 

Dinodata places in 


saurischia, but 


in thecodontosaur 

prosauropod 



Dinodata places in 


saurischia, but 


in thecodontosaur 

prosauropod 






Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 





prosauropod 


U.S. Late Triassic Carnian 






Africa Early Jurassic Pliensbachian 

170 18 20,000 61.7 

77 2 50 12.5 

208 

208 

77 2.5 2.5 80 12.8 

82 15 15,000 66.7 

224 

216 10 10 700 7.0 

77 8 9 4,000 49.4 

193

Ruehleia 

Rugops 

Rutellum 

Saichania 

“Salimosaurus” 

Saltasaurus 

Saltopus 

“Saltriosaurus” 

“Sanchusaurus” 

Sangonghesaurus 

Sanpasaurus 

Santanaraptor 

Sarcolestes 

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Hisa, 1985 [nomen nudum → Gallimimus]; 

DinoData retains in Sanchusaurus 



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1 25 

0 1 

1 30 





saurischia Niger Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 



saurischia England Jurassic uncertain 



1 28 

1 32 








theropod saurischia Scotland Late Triassic Norian 

0 0 

0 12 

2 57 

1 27 

0 8 

2 58 

theropod saurischia Italy Early Jurassic 



saurischia Japan Late Cretaceous 




Toarcian (?) 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

Maastrichian (?) 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 



ornithischia 

sauropod 


China Late Cretaceous 




saurischia Brazil 

Early 



ornithischia England Mid Jurassic Callovian 

216 8 4,000 62.5 

96 9 9 1,500 18.5 

160 

77 6.6 7 2,000 40.8 

153 

77 12 12 4,500 31.3 

216 0.6 1 8 8.0 

193 9 500 6.2 

82 

82 

166 

105 1.25 4 400 25.0 

162 3 200 22.2

Sarcosaurus 

Saturnalia 

Sauraechmodon 

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Sauropelta 

Saurophaganax 

Saurophagus 

Sauroplites 

Sauroposeidon 

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0 7 

1 27 

2 38 


saurischia England Early Jurassic Sinemurian 

sauropod 


saurischia Brazil Late Triassic Carnian 


ornithischia England Late Jurassic Tithonian 


ornithopod ornithischia Canada, Mongolia Late Cretaceous Campanian 

2 58 

0 2 

0 2 

2 57 



Early 




saurischia Colorado Late Jurassic Oxfordian 



saurischia Oklahoma Late Jurassic 





saurischia Oklahoma 

Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 


Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

0 16 troodon theropod 


0 9 

0 8 

4 

2 56 

dromaeosaur 






Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

thyreophora ornithischia England Early Jurassic Sinemurian 

198 3.5 4 200 12.5 

224 1.5 10 4.4 

148 

77 9 10 3,000 30.0 

117 7.6 8 3,000 46.9 

157 15 15 5,500 24.4 

152 

130 5.5 1,000 33.1 

117 30 60,000 66.7 

85 2 2.5 25 4.0 

77 1.8 2 20 5.0 

130 0.18 0 3.1 

198 4 3.5 250 20.4

Scipionyx 

Scleromochlus 

Scolosaurus 

Scrotum 

Scutellosaurus 

Secernosaurus 

Segisaurus 

Segnosaurus 

Seismosaurus 

“Selimanosaurus” 

Sellosaurus 

Serendipaceratops 

Shamosaurus 

Shanshanosaurus 

Shantungosaurus 

Shanxia 

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0 8 

4 

2 57 

4 

2 56 


theropod saurischia Italy 

Early 




thyreophora ornithischia U.S. Early Jurassic Hettangian 


ornithischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

0 7 

0 15 




saurischia Mongolia, China Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 



saurischia 



1 31 






saurischia 

2 47 

2 57 

0 18 






ornithischia Mongolia 


Switzerland, 


Early 


Early 


aublysodontinae 


saurischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


ornithopod ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Campanian 


Turonian (?) 

2 57 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 


105 2 2 30 7.5 

77 

204 1.2 10 6.9 

67 3 3 150 16.7 

193 1 1 5 5.0 

96 8 8 4,000 62.5 

153 40 34 80,000 69.2 

153 

216 6.5 6.5 200 4.7 

117 2 2 60 15.0 

117 7 350 7.1 

67 2.4 

77 15 15 7,000 31.1 

82 3.5 300 24.5

Shanyangosaurus 

Shenzhouraptor 

Shenzhousaurus 

Shixinggia 

Shuangmiaosaurus 

Shunosaurus 

Shuvosaurus 

Shuvuuia 

Siamosaurus 

Siamotyrannus 

Sigilmassasaurus 

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0 0 

4 

0 12 

2 42 

1 30 

0 8 

theropod saurischia China Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 






Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 










0 14 


Barremian (?) 


Early 


theropod saurischia Thailand 


0 18 

0 14 


saurischia Thailand 



Early 


Early 


67 2.5 70 11.2 

130 

130 8 2,000 31.3 

166 10 10 10,000 100.0 

224 3 120 13.3 

77 1 3 2.5 

130 15 4,000 17.8 

124 6.5 7 2,600 53.1 

105 7.5 1,300 23.1

Silesaurus 

Siluosaurus 

Silvisaurus 

Sinocoelurus 

Sinornithoides 

Sinornithomimus 

Sinornithosaurus 

Sinosauropteryx 

Sinosaurus 

Sinovenator 

Sinraptor 

Sinusonasus 

Smilodon 

Sonorasaurus 

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4 

2 39 

2 58 

ornithopod ornithischia China 



Early 

Cretaceous 


theropod saurischia China Late Jurassic 

0 16 

0 12 

0 9 








Barremian (?) 


(?) 

Early 


Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

Early 

Cretaceous 

saurischia China Late Cretaceous 

dromaeosaur 



0 0 sinosauropterygidae 


Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 





Barremian (?) 


(?) 


Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 





Barremian (?) 


(?) 


theropod saurischia China Early Jurassic Hettangian 



0 16 


Barremian (?) 


Early 




0 6 

0 16 

4 


theropod saurischia China Late Jurassic 






Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 


Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

130 

117 4 4 500 31.3 

152 

130 1 5 5.0 

82 2.3 40 7.6 

130 1 10 10.0 

117 1.3 15 8.9 

204 2.4 2.4 200 34.7 

130 0.9 2 2.5 

152 7 1,000 20.4 

130 1.2 10 6.9 

105 16.7 17 40,000 138.4

Sphaerotholus 

Sphenosaurus 

Sphenospondylus 

Spinosaurus 

Spinostropheus 

Spinosuchus 

Spondylosoma 

Squalodon 

Staurikosaurus 

Stegoceras 

Stegopelta 

Stegosaurides 

Stegosaurus 

Stenonychosaurus 

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Lambe, L.M. 1902. New genera and species 

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Williston, S.W. 1905. A new armored dinosaur 

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Dinosaurier-Web place in Nodosaurus 





Marsh, O.C. 1877. New order of extinct Reptilla 

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Sternberg, C.H. 1932. Two new theropod 

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Troodon] 

2 54 

4 

2 41 

0 14 

0 1 

4 

4 

4 

2 54 

2 58 

2 57 

2 59 

0 16 



ornithischia Montana Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


ornithischia 







Romania 

Early 


Tunisia, Egypt, 

Algeria, Niger, 

Morocco Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

Early 






Early 

ornithischia Wyoming 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 




Mexico, U.S., 

Canada, 

Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 

troodon theropod Uzbekistan, 

saurischia 


67 

117 

96 15 15 7,000 31.1 

130 6 200 5.6 

77 2.4 2.5 55 8.8 

105 

82 

153 9 9 2,000 24.7 

77

Stenopelix 

Stenotholus 

Stephanosaurus 

Stereocephalus 

Stereosaurus 

Sterrholophus 

Stokesosaurus 

Strenusaurus 

Streptospondylus 

Struthiomimus 

Struthiosaurus 

Stygimoloch 

Stygivenator 

Styracosaurus 

Succinodon 

Meyer, H. von. 1857. Beitrage zur naheren 

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Lambe, L.M. 1902. New genera and species 

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Secondary System of strata arranged in the 


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116. 

Huene, F. von. 1941. Die Tetrapoden-Fahrten im 

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[mollusc borings] 

2 45 marginocephalia 

ornithischia Germany 

Early 





2 44 

2 57 

4 

2 51 



Canada, U.S., 

Mexico Late Cretaceous Campanian 



chasmosaur 




0 0 carnosaur (?) theropod 


1 22 

0 14 

0 12 

2 58 

2 54 

0 18 

2 52 

4 


prosauropod 







England, France Mid Jurassic Callovian 



ornithischia 








Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

saurischia 


ceratopia 


U.S. Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 


141 1.5 1.5 10 4.4 

67 

77 

77 

67 

153 3 3 80 8.9 

216 

162 7 250 5.1 

77 4 3.5 250 20.4 

96 2 2 100 25.0 

67 3 3 70 7.8 

82 

77 5.5 5.5 3,000 99.2

Suchomimus 

Suchoprion 

“Sugiyamasaurus” 

Supersaurus 

Suuwassea 

Symphyrophus 

Syngonosaurus 

Syntarsus 

Syrmosaurus 

Szechuanoraptor 

Szechuanosaurus 

Talarurus 

Talenkauen 

Sereno, P.C. A.L. Beck, D.B. Dutheil, B. Gado, 

H.C.E. Larsson, G.H. Lyon, J.D. Marcot, O.W.M. 

Rauhut, R.W. Sadleir, C.A. Sidor, D.J. Varricchio, 

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Cope, E.D. 1877. Report upon the extinct 

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Geo. M. Wheeler, Corps of Engineers, U. S. 

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[nomen nudum] 



Great Basin Nat. 45 (4): pp. 679-709. 

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Cope, E.D. 1878. On the saurians of the Dakota 

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London 35: pp. 591-635; [nomen dubium]; both 


Acanthopholis 

Raath, M.A. 1969. A new coelurosaurian 

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Maleev, E.A. 1952. A new family of armored 

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China 22: pp. 293-309; [nomen dubium] 

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0 14 

4 

1 29 

1 31 



Early 




Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

saurischia 


sauropod 


Japan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 




saurischia Montana Late Jurassic Tithonian 


ornithischia 

2 58 

0 7 

2 57 

0 2 





Early 



theropod saurischia Zimbabwe Late Triassic Carnian 







ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 

2 41 


ornithischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

105 11 11 5,000 41.3 

82 

153 30 30 56,000 62.2 

148 15 15 10,000 44.4 

153 

117 

224 

85 

166 8 4 150 9.4 

96 5 5 3,000 120.0 

67 4 200 12.5

Tangvayosaurus 

Tanius 

Tanycolagreus 

Tanystropheus 

Tanystrosuchus 

Tapinocephalus 

Tarascosaurus 

Tarbosaurus 

Tarchia 

Tatisaurus 

Taveirosaurus 

Tawasaurus 

Tazoudasaurus 

Technosaurus 

Allain, R., P. Taquet, B. Battail, J. Dejax, P. Richir, 

M. Veran, F.Limon-Duparcmeur, R. Vacant, O. 

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Wiman, C. 1929. Die Kreide-dinosaurier aus 

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Kuhn, O. 1963. Ichnia Tetrapodorum. In: 

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in Tanystrosuchus; not refrenced by Dinosaurier- 

Web 

Owen, R. 1876. Evidences of theriodonts in 

Permian deposits elsewhere than in South Africa. 


[therapsid] 

Le Loeuff, J. and E. Buffetaut. 1991. 

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Maleev, E.A. 1955. Gigantic caroivorous 

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Young , C.C. 1982. On a new genus of dinosaur 

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both DinoData and Dinosaurier-Web place in 

Lufengosaurus 

Allain, R., N. Aquesbi, J. Dejax, C. Meyer, M. 

Monbaron, C. Montenat, P. Richir, M. Rochdy, D. 

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dinosaur from the Early Jurassic of Morocco. 

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Chatterjee, S. 1984. A new ornithischian 

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Naturwissenschaften. 71: pp. 630-631. 

1 32 

2 43 

0 8 

0 0 

0 0 

4 

0 1 



saurischia Laos 

Early 



ornithopod ornithischia Kazakhstan, China Late Cretaceous Coniacian 



coelurosaur (?) theropod 

saurischia Germany Late Triassic 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 

coelurosaur (?) theropod 








2 56 

2 55 

thyreophora ornithischia China Early Jurassic Hettangian 


Turonian (?) 

homalocephala 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Portugal Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 




1 27 

2 36 

sauropod 


saurischia Morocco Early Jurassic Toarcian 


117 15 15 15,000 66.7 

88 10 3,000 30.0 

153 4.2 1 3 3.0 

216 

216 

77 10 1,000 10.0 

77 10 11 5,000 41.3 

85 8 8 4,000 62.5 

204 2 2 50 12.5 

82 3 70 7.8 

204 

185 9 9 2,000 24.7 

224 1.5 15 6.7

Tecovasaurus 

Tehuelchesaurus 

Teinurosaurus 

Teleocrater 

Telmatosaurus 

Tenantosaurus 

Tendaguria 

Tenontosaurus 

Teratosaurus 

Termatosaurus 

Tetragonosaurus 

Texasetes 






pp. 227-241; [non-dinosaurian archosaur]; both 


Ornithischia Lesothosauria 

Rich, T.H., P. Vickers-Rich, O. Gimenez, R. 

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Nopcsa, 1928 vide Nopcsa, F. 1929. 

Dinosaurierreste aus Siebenburgen. V. Geol. 

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dubium] 

Charig, A.J. 1956. Unpublished Ph.D. 

dissertation [see email from Gautam Majumdar to 

the Dinosaur Mailing list (20 August 2001) 

http://dml.cmnh.org/2001Aug/msg00666.html, 

viewed 11-26-2005: Charig's 1956 dissertation is 

nearly impossible to find, and all his dissertation 

descriptions are officialy published in Charig, A.J. 

1967. Subclass Archosauria. In: The Fossil 

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725-731]; [nomen nudum; non-dinosaurian 

archosaur] 

Nopcsa, F. 1903. Telmatosaurus, new name for 

the dinosaur Limnosaurus. Geol. Mag. (ser. 4) 10: 

pp. 94-95. 




Museum of Western Colorado [no page numbers 

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Bull. 35: pp. 1-234. 

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Meyer, H. von, and T Plieninger. 1844. Beitraege 

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fossilen. Stuttgart: [no pagination available]; 

[nomen dubium; phytosaur] 

Parks, W.A. 1931. A new genus and two new 

species of trachodont dinosaurs from the Belly 

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Procheneosaurus]; DinoData places in either 

Corythosaurus or Lambeosaurus 

Coombs, W.P. 1995. A nodosaurid ankylosaur 

(Dinosauria: Ornithischia) from the Lower 

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pp. 298-312. 

2 36 

1 30 

0 8 

4 


ornithischia 

2 41 

1 27 

2 41 

4 

4 

2 44 

2 57 

lesothosaria ornithischia U.S. Late Triassic 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 



saurischia Argentina Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


theropod saurischia France Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 



France, Romania, 

Spain Late Cretaceous Campanian 

Early 


sauropod 





Early 




Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 

ornithopod ornithischia Kazakhstan Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 

polacantheridae 



Early 


216 0.9 5 6.2 

153 15 10,000 44.4 

153 7 2,000 40.8 

77 5 1,000 40.0 

117 

153 25 40,000 64.0 

117 7.5 6.5 900 21.3 

82 

130 3 3 1,000 111.1

Teyuwasu 

Thecocoelurus 

Thecodontosaurus 

Thecospondylus 

Therizinosaurus 

Therosaurus 

Thescelosaurus 

Thespesius 

Thotobolosaurus 

Tianchisaurus 

Tianchungosaurus 

Tianzhenosaurus 

Tichosteus 

Kischlat, E.-E. 1999. A new dinosaurian 

“rescued” from the Brazilian Triassic: Teyuwasu 

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Huene, F. von. 1923. Carnivorous Saurischia in 

Europe since the Triassic. Bull. Geol. Soc. Amer. 




animals discovered in the three district saurian 

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magnesian conglomerate on Durdham Down, 

near Bristol. Proceedings of the Geological 

Society of London 2: pp. 397-399. 

Seeley, H.G. 1882. On Thecospondylus honeri a 

new dinosaur from the Hastings Sand, indicated 

by the sacrum and the neural canal of the sacral 

region. Quart. J. Geol. Soc. London 38: pp. 457- 


Maleev, E.A. 1954. A new turtle-like saurian in 

Mongolia. Priroda (1954): pp. 106-108. 





175-187 + plate XI; [JOS → Iguanodon] 

Gilmore, C.W. 1913. A new dinosaur from the 

Lance Formation of Wyoming. Smithsonian Misc. 

Coll. 61: pp. 1-5. 





[nomen dubium]; DinoData places in 

Edmontosaurus 

Ellenberger, P. 1972. Contribution a la 

classification des pistes de vertebres du Trias: les 

types du Stormberg d’Afrique du Sud (I). 

Palaeovertebrata Memories Extraord (1972) : pp. 

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Dong, Z. 1993. An ankylosaur (Ornitischian 

dinosaur) from the Middle Jurassic of the 

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[no volume number available]: pp. 257-266. 



Polonica 28 (1/2): pp. 295-306; [nomen nudum]; 

Dinosaurier-Web places in Dianchungosaurus 

(non-dinosaur) 

Pang, Q., and Z. Cheng. 1998. A new ankylosaur 

of Late Cretaceous from Tianzhen, Shaxi. 

Progress in Natural Science 8 (3): pp. 326-334. 

Cope, E.D. 1877. On reptilian remains from the 

Dakota beds of Colorado. Proc. Amer. Philos. 

Soc. 17: pp. 193-196; [nomen dubium] 

Tienshanosaurus Young C.-C. 1937. A new dinosaurian from 

Sinkiang. Palaeontol. Sinica (ser. C) 2: pp. 1-25. 

Rich, T.H., and P. Vickers-Rich. 1994. 

Neoceratopsians and ornithomimosaurs: 

Timimus 

Dinosaurs of Gondwana origin. Res. Exploration 

10: pp. 129-131. 

Lydekker R. 1877. Notice of new and other 

vertebrata from Indian Tertiary and Secondary 

Titanosaurus 

Rocks. Rec. Geol. Survey India 10: pp. 30-43; 


1 21 prosauropod (?) 





1 26 

0 8 

0 15 

2 41 

Early 



prosauropod 




Early 



England 




ornithischia 



Romania 

Early 


2 40 hypsilophodont 


2 43 

1 22 

2 57 

4 

2 57 

2 39 

1 29 

0 12 

1 32 


ornithopod ornithischia Alberta Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 


prosauropod 


saurischia 


Africa Late Triassic 

Carnian (?) 

Norian (?) 

Rhaetian (?) 


thyreophora ornithischia China Mid Jurassic Bajocian 



Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 









saurischia Australia 



saurischia 

Early 


France, India, 

Madagascar, Spain Late Cretaceous Campanian 

224 1.5 10 4.4 

135 7 150 3.1 

208 2.6 2 50 12.5 

135 

67 12 10 6,000 60.0 

117 

77 3.4 4 300 18.8 

67 13 13 4,000 23.7 

216 

173 3 1,000 111.1 

82 4 1,000 62.5 

153 9 4,000 49.4 

157 12 12 10,000 69.4 

105 3.5 170 13.9 

77 18 14,000 43.2

Titanosaurus 

Tochisaurus 

Tomodon 

Tonouchisaurus 

Tornieria 

Torosaurus 

Torvosaurus 

Trachodon 

Trialestes 

Triassolestes 

Tribelesodon 

Triceratops 

Trimucrodon 

Troodon 

Marsh, O.C. 1877. Introduction and succession 

of vertebrate life in America. Vice-president's 

address before Amer. Assoc. Adv. Science 

(1877). Amer. J. Sci. (ser. 3) 14: pp. 337- 

378/Lydekker R. 1877. Notice of new and other 

vertebrata from Indian Tertiary and Secondary 

Rocks. Rec. Geol. Survey India 10: pp. 30-43 → 

Atlantosaurus [nomen dubium] 

Kurzanov, S.M. and H. Osmolska. 1991. 

Tochisaurus nemegtensis gen. et sp. n., a new 

troodontid (Dinosauria, Theropoda) from 

Mongolia. Acta Palaeont. Polonica. 36 (1): pp. 69- 

76. 

Leidy, J. 1865. Memoir on the extinct reptiles of 

the Cretaceous formations of the United States. 

Smithsonian Contrib. Knowledge 14: pp. 1- 

135/Dumeril 1853 → Diplotomodon; not refrenced 

by Dinosaurier-Web 

Barsbold, 1994 (no reference found for "Barsbold, 

1994"); [nomen nudum] 

Sternfeld, R. 1911. Zur Nomenklature der 

Gattung Gigantosaurus Fraas: Stuttgarter 

Beitrage zur Naturkunde Fr. Berlin (1911) 8: p. 

398. 

Marsh, O.C. 1891. Notice of new vertebrate 

fossils. Amer. J. Sci. (set. 3) 42: pp. 265-269. 

Galton, P.M. and J.A. Jensen. 1979. A new large 

theropod dinosaur from the Upper Jurassic of 

Colorado. Brigham Young University Geology 

Studies. 26 (2): pp. 1-12. 






Bonaparte, J.F. 1982. Classification of the 

Thecodontia. Geobios Mem. Spec. 6: pp. 99-112; 

[crocodilian] 





Ameghiniana 3: pp. 3-20/Tillyard, 1918 → 

Trialestes [crocodilian] 

Bassni, F. 1886. Sui fossili e sull’eta degli schisti 

bituminosi triasici di Besano in Lombardia. Atti 

della Societa Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del 

Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Milano 29: pp. 

15-72; [JSS → Tanystropheus; prolacertiform 

reptile] 

Marsh, O.C. 1889. Notice of gigantic horned 

Dinosauna from the Cretaceous. Amer.. J. Sci. 

38: pp. 173-175. 


dinosaurs from the Upper Jurassic of Portugal, 

with a description of a hypsolophodontid 

(Phyllodon henkeli gen. et sp. nov.) from the 

Guimarote Lignite. Memória dos Serviços 

Geológicos de Portugal, 22: pp. 89-134. 




Territory. Proc Acad. Nat. Sci. 1856: pp. 72-72. 

1 31 

0 16 

0 0 

0 18 

1 32 

2 51 

0 0 

2 42 

4 

4 

4 

2 51 

2 39 

0 16 








Early 

saurischia Mongolia 





Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 

chasmosaur 








chasmosaur 




ornithopod ornithischia Portugal Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 


saurischia 

Mexico, U.S., 

Canada, 

Uzbekistan, 


153 

67 2.5 50 8.0 

67 

130 1 1 10 10.0 

130 23 30,000 56.7 

67 7.5 8 7,000 109.4 

153 10 10 3,000 30.0 

77 9 2,500 30.9 

67 9 6 5,000 138.9 

153 

77 2 2.5 50 8.0

Tsagantegia 

Tsintaosaurus 

Tugulusaurus 

Tuojiangosaurus 

Turanoceratops 

Tylocephale 

Tylosteus 

Tyrannosaurus 

Tyrannotitan 

Tyreophorus 

Udanoceratops 

Ugrosaurus 

Tumanova, T.A. 1993. On a new armoured 

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16: pp. 1-138. 






Science 11: pp. 45-52. 

Dong, Z., X. Li, S. Zhou, and Y. Chang. 1977. On 

the stegosaurian remain from Zigong (Tzekung), 

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pp. 307-312. 

Nessov & Kaznyshkina vide Nessov, Kaznyshkina 

& Cherepanov, 1989 [no reference for "Nessov, 

Kaznyshkina & Cherepanov, 1989" found, but see 

email from George Olshevskey posted on the 

Dinosaur Mailing List (24 April 1999), 

http://dml.cmnh.org/1999Apr/msg00603.html, 

viewed 11-26-2005; new material for 

Turanoceratops was repotred in Nessov, L.A. 

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pp. 45-102. 

Leidy, J. 1872. Remarks on some extinct 

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Pachycephalosaurus] 


Cretaceous carnivorous dinosaurs. Bull. Am. 

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Plata (ser. 2) 3: pp. 1-196 [this was likely a misspelling 

of "Thyreophora" by von Huene - see 

email from George Olshevsky to Mickey Mortimer 

(16 November 1999), 


viewed 11-26-2005]; [nomen nudum]; name only 

reported by both DinoData and Dinosaurier-Web 

Kurzanov, S.M. 1992. Gigantskiy protoseratopsid 

iz verkhnengo mela Mongolii. 

Paleontologischeskii Zhural (1992) 3: pp. 81-93. 

Cobabe, E.A., and D.E. Fastovsky. 1987. 

Urgosaurus olsoni, a new ceratopsian (Reptilia: 

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pp. 148-154; [JSS → Triceratops]; DinoData 

retains in Ugrosaurus 

2 57 


ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Coniacian 

2 44 lambeosaur hadrosaur 

ornithopod ornithischia China Late Cretaceous Campanian 

0 8 

2 59 

2 50 

2 54 

2 54 




saurischia 

Early 






ornithischia Uzbekistan Late Cretaceous Cenomanian 









theropod saurischia Argentina 

2 47 

2 50 

Canada, U.S., 


Early 




Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 


Santonian (?) 


Campanian (?) 

ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Maastrichian (?) 



ornithischia Montana Late Cretaceous Maastrichian 

88 7 7 3,000 61.2 

77 10 3,000 30.0 

135 3 3 80 8.9 

157 7 7 4,000 81.6 

96 1.5 50 22.2 

77 2 2.5 50 8.0 

77 

77 12 14 7,000 35.7 

117 13 7,000 41.4 

82 3 3 50 5.6 

67

Uintasaurus 

Ultrasauros 

Ultrasaurus 

Ultrasaurus 

Umarsaurus 

Unaysaurus 

Unenlagia 

Unicerosaurus 

Unquillosaurus 

Utahraptor 

Valdoraptor 

Valdosaurus 

Variraptor 

Holland, W.J. 1919. Report on Section of 

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Jensen vide Olshevsky, G. 1991. A Revision of 

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Kim, H.M. 1983. Cretaceous dinosaurs from 

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Great Basin Nat. 45 (4): pp. 679-709/H. M. Kim, 

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lambeosaurine dinosaur from the Nemegt 

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viewed 11-26-2005]; [nomen nudum; fish] 

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Galton, P.M. 1977. The ornithopod dinosaur 

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105-112. 

1 29 camarasaurinae 




1 31 

1 27 

1 27 

2 44 


sauropod 



sauropod 



sauropod 



Early 


Early 



ornithopod ornithischia Mongolia Late Cretaceous Campanian 

1 22 prosauropod 



0 8 

4 

0 0 

0 9 





Turonian (?) 

Coniacian (?) 

Santonian (?) 

Campanian (?) 


dromaeosaur 






2 39 

0 9 


ornithischia 

England, Niger, 

Romania 

Early 


Early 


Early 


dromaeosaur 



157 

153 

117 

117 

77 

224 2.5 2.5 70 11.2 

91 2 2.5 50 8.0 

82 11 3 40 4.4 

124 6 7 900 18.4 

135 5 500 20.0 

141 3 3 25 2.8 

77 2.7 3 50 5.6

Vectensia 

Vectisaurus 

Velocipes 

Velociraptor 

Velocisaurus 

Venaticosuchus 

Venenosaurus 

Volkheimeria 

Vulcanodon 

Wakinosaurus 

Walgettosuchus 

Walkeria 

Walkersaurus 

“Wangonisaurus” 

Wannanosaurus 

Delair, J.B. 1982. Notes on an armoured 

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Hulke, J.W. 1879. Vectisaurus valdensis, a new 

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Mus. Novitates 144: pp. 1-12. 

Bonaparte, J.F. 1991. Los vertebrados fosiles de 

la Formacion Rio Colorado, de la ciudad de 

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Bonaparte, J.F. 1970. Annotated list of the South 

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New Titanosauriform (Sauropoda) from the 

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the paleontology of Philip J. Currie (D.H. Tanke 

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Bloomington & Indianapolis, IA, xviii + 542 pages): 

pp. 139-165. 



1377-1379. 

Raath, M.A. 1972. Fossil vertebrate studies in 

Rhodesia: a new dinosaur (Reptilia: Saurischia) 

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Okazaki, Y. 1992. A new genus and species of 

carnivorous dinosaur from the Lower Cretaceous 

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Chatterjee, S. 1987. A new theropod dinosaur 

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Alwalkeria 




pages; [nomen nudum] 





Hou, L. 1977. A new primitive 

pachycephalosauria from Anhui, China. 

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2 58 




2 41 iguanodont ornithopod Germany, U.S., 

ornithischia 

Romania 

0 8 

0 9 

0 0 

4 

1 27 

1 28 

1 27 

0 2 

0 0 

0 0 

0 0 

1 28 

2 55 

Early 


Early 




dromaeosaur 


Germany Late Triassic Carnian 


velosisauridae theropod 

saurischia Argentina Late Cretaceous Coniacian 

sauropod 





Early 

Cretaceous 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 



sauropod 


saurischia Zimbabwe Early Jurassic 



saurischia Japan 

theropod saurischia Australia 

Early 

Cretaceous 

Early 


theropod saurischia India Late Triassic Carnian 

theropod saurischia England Mid Jurassic Bajocian 




Toarcian (?) 




Barremian (?) 


(?) 



saurischia 

homalocephala 





135 

117 

224 

77 1.8 1.8 15 4.6 

88 1.5 10 4.4 

130 

162 9 20,000 246.9 

193 6.5 6.5 5,000 118.3 

130 

105 

224 

173 9 300 3.7 

153 

77 0.6 0.6 1 2.8

Wellnhoferia 

Wuerhosaurus 

Wyleyia 

Wyomingraptor 

Xenotarsosaurus 

Xiaosaurus 

Xinjiangovenator 

Xuanhanosaurus 

Xuanhuasaurus 

Yaleosaurus 

Yandusaurus 

Yangchuanosaurus 

Yaverlandia 

Yezosaurus 

Elzanowski, A. 2001. A new genus and species 

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[bird] 






Science 11: pp. 45-52. 

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coelurosaurs 

[Anonymous] 1997 [see email from Darren Naish 

to Dinosaur Mailing List (9 June 1998), 

http://dml.cmnh.org/1998Jun/msg00158.html, 

viewed 11-26-2005]; [nomen nudum → 

Allosaurus]; DinoData retains in Wyomingraptor 

Martinez, R, O. Gimenez, J. Rodriguez, and G. 

Bochatey. 1985. Xenotarsosaurus bonapartei 

nov. gen. et sp. (Carnosauria, Abelisauridae) un 

nuevo Theropoda de la Formacion Bajo Barrel 

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Dong, Z. and Z. Tang. 1983. A short report on 

the dinosaur fauna from Dashanpu, Zigong, 

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Paleontology Paleoanthropology, Academia 

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171. 

Rauhut, O.W.M., and X. Xu. 2005. The small 

theropod dinosaurs Tugulusaurus and 

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Xinjiang, China. J. Vert. Paleontol. 25 (1): pp. 107- 

118; not referenced by Dinosaurier-Web 

Dong, Z. 1984. A new theropod dinosaur from 

the Middle Jurassic of Sichuan Basin. Vertebrata 

PalAsiatica 22: pp. 213-218. 





10, 11; [nomen nudum] 




II, Ser. I) 4: pp. 1-361; [JSS → Anchisaurus] 

He X. 1979. A newly discovered ornithopod 

dinosaur Yandusaurus from Zigong. Sichuan. In: 

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Dong, Z., Y. Chang, X. Li, and S. Zhou. 1978. 

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of Yangchuan District, Szechuan Province. Kexue 

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Galton, P.M. 1971. A primitive dome-headed 

dinosaur (Ornithischia: Pachycephalosauridae) 

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function of the dome in pachycephalosaurids. J. 


Obata & Muramoto, 1977 (no rereences found for 

"Obata and Muramoto, 1977"); [nomen nudum; 

marine reptile] 

4 

2 59 



0 8 troodon (?) coelurosaur 



0 2 

0 2 

2 36 

Early 


Early 




saurischia Wyoming Late Jurassic Kimmeridgian 




ornithischia China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 

0 8 maniraptora coelurosaur 



Early 


0 0 carnosaur (?) theropod 





Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

1 23 anchisaur prosauropod 



2 40 

0 0 

2 54 

4 








Oxfordian (?) 


Tithonian (?) 

Early 


130 8 8 4,000 62.5 

124 1 

153 

67 8 1,000 15.6 

166 1 1 3 3.0 

130 

166 6 6 250 6.9 

152 

193 

166 2 1.2 35 24.3 

152 9 10 3,500 35.0 

124 0.9 1 20 20.0

Yibinosaurus 

Yimenosaurus 

Yingshanosaurus 

Yixianosaurus 

Yubasaurus 

Yunnanosaurus 

Zalmoxes 

Zanclodon 

Zapsalis 

Zatomus 

Zephyrosaurus 

Zigongosaurus 

Zizhongosaurus 

Ouyang vide [Anonymous: Chongqing Natural 

History Museum guidebook] 2001; [nomen 

nudum]; not referenced by Dinosaurier-Web 

Bai, Z., J. Yang, and G. Wang. 1990. A new 

genus of prosauropod from the Yuxi (region) of 

Yunnnan Province [Yunnan Yuxi yuanxijiao lei yi 

xin shu]. Yuxi Cultural Organization [Yuxi Wen 

Tuan] 1 (October 1990): pp. 14-23 + plate 1. 

Zhou, S.W. 1984. Stegosaurs. In: the Middle 

Jurassic dinosaurian fauna from Dashanpu, 

Zigong, Sichuan, Volume 2. Sichuan Scientific 

and Technological Publishing House, Chengdo: 

pp. 1-52; [nomen nudum] 

Xu, X. and X.-L. Wang. 2003. A new 

maniraptorian dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous 

Yixian Formation of Western Liaoning. Vertebrate 

Palasiatica Vol. 41 (3): pp. 195-202. 

He, 1975? (no reference found for "He, 1975"); 

[nomen nudum? → Yandusaurus] 

Young . C.C. 1942. Yunnanosauris huangi (gen. 

et sp. nov.) a new Prosauropoda from the rede 

Beds at Lufeng, Yunnan. Bull Geol. Soc. China. 

22: pp. 63-104. 

Weishampel, D.B., C.-M. Jianu, Z. Csiki, and D.B. 

Norman. 2003. Osteology and phylogeny of 

Zalmoxes (n.g.), an unusual euornithopod 

dinosaur from the latest Cretaceous of Romania. 

Journal of Systematic Palaeontology 1 (2): pp. 65- 

123; not referenced by DinoData 

Plieninger, T. 1846. Ueber ein neues 

Sauriergenus. Jahreschefte Verein fur 

Vaterlandische Naturkunde in Wurttemberg 2: [no 

pagination available]; [nomen dubium; nondinosaurian 

archosaur] 

Cope, E.D. 1876. On some extinct reptiles and 

Batrachia from the Judith River and Fox Hills beds 

of Montana. Proc.Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia 28: 

pp. 340-359; [nomen dubium]; both DinoData and 

Dinosaurier-Web place in Paronychodon 

Cope, E.D. 1871. Observations on the 

distribution of certain extinct Vertebrata in North 

Carolina. Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 12: pp. 210- 

216; [nomen dubium; non-dinosaurian archosaur] 

Sues, H.-D. 1980. Anatomy and relationships of 

a new hypsilophodontid dinosaur from the Lower 

Cretaceous of North America. 

Palaeontographica. Abt. (A) 169: pp. 51-72. 

Hou, L., X. Chao, and (first name?) Chu. 1976. 

New discovery of sauropod dinosaurs from 

Sichuan. Vertebrata PalAsiatica 14: pp. 160- 

165.Hou, L., X. Chao, and (first name?) Chu. 

1976. New discovery of sauropod dinosaurs from 

Sichuan. Vertebrata PalAsiatica 14: pp. 160-165; 

[JSS → Mamenchisaurus]; both DinoData and 

Dinosaurier-Web place in Omeisaurus 








plates. 

1 27 

1 25 

2 59 

0 8 

2 40 

1 22 

2 41 

4 

0 16 

4 

2 40 

1 30 

1 27 

sauropod 









Toarcian (?) 




Toarcian (?) 


ornithischia China Late Jurassic Tithonian 





Barremian (?) 


Early 


saurischia 


China 



yunnanosaur 

prosauropod 


China Mid Jurassic Bathonian 



ornithischia Romania 

Early 





ornithopod ornithischia U.S. 

Early 






sauropod 


saurischia China Early Jurassic Toarcian 

193 

193 9 1,000 12.3 

148 5 5 1,000 40.0 

130 0.4 1 3.1 

166 

204 7 7 1,000 20.4 

141 9 4,000 49.4 

77 

117 1.8 2 25 6.3 

166 

185 9 9 8,000 98.8

Zuniceratops 

Zupaysaurus 

Wolfe, D.G., and J.I. Kirkland J I. 1998. 

Zuniceratops christopheri n. gen. & n. sp., a 

ceratopsian dinosaur from the Moreno Hill 

Formation (Cretaceous, Turonian) of West-Central 

New Mexico. In: Lower and Middle Cretaceous 

terrestrial ecosystems (S.G. Lucas, J.I. Kirkland, 


Natural History and Science, Bulletin 14: pp. 303- 

317. 

Arucci, A. B., and Coria, R. A., 2003, A new 

Triassic carnivorous dinosaur from Argentina: 

Ameghiniana, v. 40, n. 2, p. 217-228. 

2 46 

ceratopsomorpha 

ceratopia ceratopia 


ornithischia New Mexico Late Cretaceous Turonian 

0 0 tetanura (?) theropod 

saurischia Argentina Late Triassic Rhaetian 

91 3.5 3.5 250 20.4 

208 5.5 200 6.6

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