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Dahalokely tokana
Taxonomy
Dahalokely tokana was named by Farke and Sertich (2013) [urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:AFAE32BB-123A-45D4-B931-4FF2A
ABAF41C]. Its type specimen is UA 9855, a set of vertebrae (a partial axial column including cervical vertebra C?5, dorsal vertebrae D?1, D?2, and D?6–D?9, as well as a complete left dorsal rib (DR?2), capitula of two ri), and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is near Ampandriambengy, which is in a Turonian terrestrial claystone/sandstone in the Ambolafotsy Formation of Madagascar.
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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2013 | Dahalokely tokana Farke and Sertich p. 3 figs. 2-10 |
2016 | Dahalokely tokana Ratsinbaholison et al. p. 282 |
2018 | Dahalokely tokana Delcourt p. 2 |
2022 | Dahalokely tokana Salem et al. p. 3 |
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†Dahalokely tokana Farke and Sertich 2013
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Diagnosis
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A. A. Farke and J. J. W. Sertich 2013 | An abelisauroid theropod characterized by the following autapomorphies: mid-cervical vertebrae have prezygoepipophyseal lamina with prominent convexity at midpoint nearly equal in length to centrum and prominent notches at either end separating convexity from epipophyses; prezygapophyses and centroprezygapophyseal lamina nearly vertical and linear in lateral view in D1 and D2, with cranial margin of prezygapophyses and cranial face of centrum nearly co-planar; postzygapophyses on D2 strongly concave; infraprezygapophyseal fossa divided through D6 |
Measurements
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References: Marsh 1875, Kiessling 2004 |