T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
Full reference
T. Lingham-Soliar. 1995. Anatomy and Functional Morphology of the Largest Marine Reptile Known, Mosasaurus hoffmanni (Mosasauridae, Reptilia) from the Upper Cretaceous, Upper Maastrichtian of the Netherlands. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B: Biological Sciences 347(1320):155-180 [A. Dunhill/B. Allen]
Metadata
| ID number: | 67818 |
| Created: | 2019-01-29 07:18:36 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic opinions (11) - view classification
'Amphekepubis is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Lacerta gigantea is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus hoffmannii' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasauridae belongs to Platynota' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurinae belongs to Mosasauridae' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus belgicus is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus hoffmannii' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus camperi is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus hoffmannii' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus hoffmannii belongs to Mosasaurus' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus belongs to Mosasaurinae' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Platynota belongs to Sauria' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Sauria belongs to Squamata' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Squamata belongs to Reptilia' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Lacerta gigantea is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus hoffmannii' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasauridae belongs to Platynota' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurinae belongs to Mosasauridae' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus belgicus is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus hoffmannii' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus camperi is a subjective synonym of Mosasaurus hoffmannii' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus hoffmannii belongs to Mosasaurus' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Mosasaurus belongs to Mosasaurinae' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Platynota belongs to Sauria' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Sauria belongs to Squamata' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995
'Squamata belongs to Reptilia' according to T. Lingham-Soliar 1995