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Gastornis parisiensis
Taxonomy
Gastornis parisiensis was named by Hébert (1855). Its type specimen is MNHN, a set of limb elements (Left tibiotarsus), and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Meudon, which is in a Ypresian marine conglomerate in the Vaugirard Formation of France.
Synonyms
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1855 | Gastornis parisiensis Hébert |
1859 | Gastornis parisiensis Gervais p. 404 |
1878 | Gastornis edwardsii Lemoine |
1885 | Gastornis klaasseni Newton |
1933 | Gastornis parisiensis Lambrecht p. 574 |
1933 | Gastornis klaasseni Lambrecht p. 576 |
1977 | Gastornis klaasseni Harrison and Walker p. 38 |
2002 | Gastornis parisiensis Mlikovsky p. 95 |
2014 | Gastornis parisiensis Bourdon et al. p. 176 |
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†Gastornis parisiensis Hébert 1855
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Invalid names: Gastornis edwardsii Lemoine 1878 [synonym], Gastornis klaasseni Newton 1885 [synonym]
Diagnosis
No diagnoses are available