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Bunophorus grangeri
Taxonomy
Wasatchia grangeri was named by Sinclair (1914). Its type specimen is AMNH 15516, a set of teeth (RP3-M2, LP4-M3), and it is a 3D body fossil.
It was recombined as Bunophorus grangeri by Lucas et al. (1981), Stucky and Krishtalka (1990) and Theodor et al. (2007).
It was recombined as Bunophorus grangeri by Lucas et al. (1981), Stucky and Krishtalka (1990) and Theodor et al. (2007).
Synonyms
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1914 | Wasatchia dorseyana Sinclair |
1914 | Wasatchia grangeri Sinclair |
1914 | Wasatchia lysitensis Sinclair |
1981 | Bunophorus dorseyanus Lucas and et al. |
1981 | Bunophorus grangeri Lucas and et al. |
1986 | Simpsonodus lysitensis Krishtalka and Stucky |
1990 | Bunophorus grangeri Stucky and Krishtalka p. 160 fig. 4 |
2007 | Bunophorus grangeri Theodor et al. p. 40 |
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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.
†Bunophorus grangeri Sinclair 1914
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Invalid names: Wasatchia dorseyana Sinclair 1914 [synonym], Wasatchia lysitensis Sinclair 1914 [synonym]
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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R. K. Stucky and L. Krishtalka 1990 | M 1_3 paraconid unreduced, unlike all other species of Bunophorus (except B. robustus); unlike B. robustus, P4 paraconid vestigial in most specimens; differs from B. macropternus and B. etsagicus in having a gracile, uninflated P4, and from B. macropternus in lacking lingually hyperinflated P4-M3 and a cingulid on M3; distinguished from B. sinclairi by lack of metaconid on P4, no hypocone or pericone on MH, and strong, complete cristid obliqua on M2_3; larger than B. robustus, B. pattersoni, B. macropternus. |