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Diplocynodon ungeri
Taxonomy
Enneodon ungeri was named by Prangner (1845). Its type specimen is UMJ 1774, a partial skull (Rostrum), and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Schönegg, Wies coal seam, which is in a Langhian mire/swamp coal in the Eibiswald Formation of Austria.
It was recombined as Crocodylus ungeri by Fitzinger (1846); it was recombined as Crocodilus ungeri by Ludwig (1877); it was recombined as Diplocynodon ungeri by Martin and Gross (2011), Delfino and Smith (2012), Rio et al. (2020).
It was recombined as Crocodylus ungeri by Fitzinger (1846); it was recombined as Crocodilus ungeri by Ludwig (1877); it was recombined as Diplocynodon ungeri by Martin and Gross (2011), Delfino and Smith (2012), Rio et al. (2020).
Sister species lacking formal opinion data