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Taxonomy
Evazoum was named by Nicosia and Loi (2003). It is considered to be a form taxon. Its type is Evazoum sirigui.
It was assigned to Prosauropoda by Nicosia and Loi (2003); to Otozoidae by Lockley et al. (2006); and to Prosauropoda by Hunt and Lucas (2007).
It was assigned to Prosauropoda by Nicosia and Loi (2003); to Otozoidae by Lockley et al. (2006); and to Prosauropoda by Hunt and Lucas (2007).
Species
E. gatewayensis, E. sirigui (type species)
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
|---|---|
| 2003 | Evazoum Nicosia and Loi p. 132 |
| 2006 | Evazoum Lockley et al. p. 205 |
| 2007 | Evazoum Hunt and Lucas p. 221 |
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G. †Evazoum Nicosia and Loi 2003
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†Evazoum gatewayensis Lockley and Lucas 2013
†Evazoum sirigui Nicosia and Loi 2003
Diagnosis
| Reference | Diagnosis | |
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| U. Nicosia and M. Loi 2003 | Medium-sized bipedal tetradactyl footprints, ectaxonic to mesaxonic, functionally tridactyl, nearly as wide as long. First digit forwardly oriented. Digits evenly splayed giving an overall fan-shaped impression. Rounded metapodial pad below digit III and IV. Second and fourth digits are sub-equal in length while the third is the longest. Relatively fleshy digits showing well developed pads. Triangular, slightly smooth, long, claw marks on all digits. Trackways variable but with quite a wide pace angulation ranging between 140° and 170°. | |
| M. G. Lockley et al. 2006 | Medium-sized bipedal tetradactyl footprints, ectaxonic to mesaxonic; functionally tridactyl; nearly as wide as long; first digit forwardly oriented; digits evenly splayed, giving an overall fan-shaped impression; rounded metapodial pas below digits II and IV; second and fourth digits subequal in length, while the third is the longest; relatively fleshy digits show well developed pads; long, triangular, slightly smooth, claw marks on all digits; trackways variable but with quite wide pace angulations ranging between 140° and 170°. |
Measurements
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| Source: infrao = infraorder, c = class, subp = subphylum | |||||
| References: Hendy et al. 2009, Norman and Weishampel 1991, Carroll 1988 | |||||
Age range: base of the Tuvalian to the top of the Late/Upper Triassic or 232.00000 to 201.40000 Ma
Collections (11 total)
| Time interval | Ma | Country or state | Original ID and collection number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carnian | Italy (Liguria) | E. sirigui (68780) | |
| Late/Upper Triassic | USA (Utah) | E. sp. (229983) Pseudotetrasauropus sp. (32300) | |
| Tuvalian | Italy (Trentino-Alto Adige) | E. sp. (89860) | |
| Norian | Australia (Queensland) | Eubrontes sp. (142852) | |
| Norian | USA (New Mexico) | E. sirigui (52168) Pseudotetrasauropus sp. (83959 83960 84023) | |
| Alaunian | Greenland | E. sp. (27008) | |
| Rhaetian - Hettangian | USA (Utah) | E. sp. (57066) |