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Pachypleurosauridae
Taxonomy
Pachypleuridae was named by Nopcsa (1928).
It was corrected as Pachypleurosauridae by Nopcsa (1928), Kuhn (1946), Young (1965), Kuhn (1966), Kuhn (1971), Carroll (1988), Sander (1989), Rieppel (1989), Rieppel (1993), Rieppel (1995), Rieppel and Lin (1995), Rieppel (2000), Lin et al. (2019), Xu et al. (2022), Xu et al. (2023).
It was assigned to Nothosauroidea by Nopcsa (1928); to Nothosaurida by Kuhn (1971); to Nothosauria by Carroll (1988); to Nothosauria by Kuhn (1946), Kuhn (1966), Sander (1989); to Pachypleurosauria by Rieppel (2000), Lin et al. (2019); and to Pachypleurosauroidea by Young (1965), Rieppel (1989), Rieppel (1993), Rieppel (1995), Rieppel and Lin (1995), Xu et al. (2022), Xu et al. (2023).
It was corrected as Pachypleurosauridae by Nopcsa (1928), Kuhn (1946), Young (1965), Kuhn (1966), Kuhn (1971), Carroll (1988), Sander (1989), Rieppel (1989), Rieppel (1993), Rieppel (1995), Rieppel and Lin (1995), Rieppel (2000), Lin et al. (2019), Xu et al. (2022), Xu et al. (2023).
It was assigned to Nothosauroidea by Nopcsa (1928); to Nothosaurida by Kuhn (1971); to Nothosauria by Carroll (1988); to Nothosauria by Kuhn (1946), Kuhn (1966), Sander (1989); to Pachypleurosauria by Rieppel (2000), Lin et al. (2019); and to Pachypleurosauroidea by Young (1965), Rieppel (1989), Rieppel (1993), Rieppel (1995), Rieppel and Lin (1995), Xu et al. (2022), Xu et al. (2023).
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1928 | Pachypleurosauridae Nopcsa p. 173 |
1946 | Pachypleurosauridae Kuhn p. 59 |
1965 | Pachypleurosauridae Young p. 354 |
1966 | Pachypleurosauridae Kuhn p. 112 |
1971 | Pachypleurosauridae Kuhn p. 17 |
1988 | Pachypleurosauridae Carroll |
1989 | Pachypleurosauridae Rieppel p. 3 |
1989 | Pachypleurosauridae Sander |
1993 | Pachypleurosauridae Rieppel p. 4 |
1995 | Pachypleurosauridae Rieppel p. 206 |
1995 | Pachypleurosauridae Rieppel and Lin p. 2 |
2000 | Pachypleurosauridae Rieppel |
2019 | Pachypleurosauridae Lin et al. p. 3 |
2022 | Pachypleurosauridae Xu et al. p. 3 |
2023 | Pachypleurosauridae Xu et al. p. 3 |
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
Fm. †Pachypleurosauridae Nopcsa 1928
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G. †Anarosaurus Dames 1890
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†Anarosaurus heterodontus Rieppel and Lin 1995
†Anarosaurus pumilio Dames 1890
G. †Dactylosaurus Gürich 1884
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†Dactylosaurus gracilis Gürich 1884
†Dactylosaurus schroederi Nopsca 1928
G. †Neusticosaurus Seeley 1882
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†Neusticosaurus edwardsi Sander 1989
†Neusticosaurus edwardsii Sander 1989
†Neusticosaurus peyeri Sander 1989
†Neusticosaurus pusillus Fraas 1881
†Neusticosaurus pygmaeus Fraas 1896
†Neusticosaurus toeplitschi Nopsca 1928
G. †Pachypleurosaurus Broili 1927
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†Pachypleurosaurus edwardsi Sander 1989
†Pachypleurosaurus staubi Kuhn-Schnyder 1959
G. †Psilotrachelosaurus Nopsca 1928
G. †Serpianosaurus Rieppel 1989
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†Serpianosaurus germanicus Diedrich 2013
†Serpianosaurus mirigiolensis Rieppel 1989
Invalid names: Neusticosaurinae Seeley [empty], Pachypleurosaurinae Nopsca 1928 [empty]
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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W.-B. Lin et al. 2019 | Small- to medium-sized eosauropterygian with relatively short snout; preorbital region of skull distinctly longer than postorbital region; lateral edge of frontal concave; upper temporal fossa smaller than orbit; trough on dorsal surface of retroarticular process present; vertebral centrum with parallel lateral edges; pachyostosis of dorsal ribs present (convergent in Lariosaurus); last dorsal rib longer than first sacral rib; posterior process on (T-shaped) interclavicles rudi- mentary or absent; dorsal iliac blade reduced to simple dorsal process; radius longer than ulna. |