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Palaeospheniscus bergi
Taxonomy
Palaeospheniscus bergi was named by Moreno and Mercerat (1891). Its type specimen is Museo de La Plata, a set of limb elements (humerus, radius, tarsometatarsus), and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Cerro del Castillo, Trelew, which is in an Aquitanian/Burdigalian shallow subtidal sandstone in the Gaiman Formation of Argentina.
It was recombined as Paraspheniscus bergi by Ameghino (1905), Lambrecht (1933), Simpson (1946), Brodkorb (1963).
It was recombined as Paraspheniscus bergi by Ameghino (1905), Lambrecht (1933), Simpson (1946), Brodkorb (1963).
Synonyms
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1891 | Palaeospheniscus bergi Ameghino p. 447 |
1891 | Palaeospheniscus bergi Moreno and Mercerat |
1899 | Palaeospheniscus gracilis Ameghino |
1901 | Palaeospheniscus nereius Ameghino p. 81 |
1905 | Neculus rothi Ameghino |
1905 | Pseudospheniscus convexus Ameghino |
1905 | Palaeospheniscus medianus Ameghino p. 108 |
1905 | Palaeospheniscus planus Ameghino p. 109 figs. Plate 1, Fig. 7a |
1905 | Palaeospheniscus rothi Ameghino p. 110 figs. Plate 2, Fig. 8a |
1905 | Palaeospheniscus gracilis Ameghino p. 111 |
1905 | Paraspheniscus bergi Ameghino p. 115 |
1905 | Paraspheniscus nereius Ameghino p. 116 |
1905 | Pseudospheniscus interplanus Ameghino p. 123 |
1905 | Pseudospheniscus concavus Ameghino p. 124 figs. Plate 3, Fig. 20 |
1905 | Neculus rothi Ameghino p. 127 |
1905 | Pseudospheniscus convexus Ameghino p. 164 figs. Plate III, Fig. 20 |
1905 | Pseudospheniscus planus Ameghino p. 164 figs. Plate III, Fig. 19 |
1933 | Palaeospheniscus medianus Lambrecht p. 227 |
1933 | Palaeospheniscus planus Lambrecht p. 227 |
1933 | Palaeospheniscus rothi Lambrecht p. 227 |
1933 | Palaeospheniscus gracilis Lambrecht p. 228 |
1933 | Paraspheniscus bergi Lambrecht p. 228 |
1933 | Paraspheniscus nereius Lambrecht p. 229 |
1933 | Pseudospheniscus concavus Lambrecht p. 230 |
1933 | Pseudospheniscus interplanus Lambrecht p. 230 |
1933 | Neculus rothi Lambrecht p. 231 |
1946 | Palaeospheniscus gracilis Simpson p. 24 |
1946 | Neculus rothi Simpson p. 26 |
1946 | Palaeospheniscus medianus Simpson p. 26 |
1946 | Palaeospheniscus planus Simpson p. 26 |
1946 | Palaeospheniscus rothi Simpson p. 26 |
1946 | Paraspheniscus nereius Simpson p. 29 |
1946 | Paraspheniscus bergi Simpson p. 30 |
1946 | Pseudospheniscus concavus Simpson p. 30 |
1963 | Palaeospheniscus gracilis Brodkorb p. 236 |
1963 | Palaeospheniscus rothi Brodkorb p. 237 |
1963 | Paraspheniscus bergi Brodkorb p. 238 |
1963 | Paraspheniscus nereius Brodkorb p. 238 |
1963 | Neculus rothi Brodkorb p. 240 |
1963 | Pseudospheniscus concavus Brodkorb p. 240 |
1963 | Pseudospheniscus interplanus Brodkorb p. 240 |
1972 | Palaeospheniscus bergi Simpson p. 7 |
1972 | Palaeospheniscus gracilis Simpson p. 7 |
2007 | Palaeospheniscus bergi Acosta Hospitaleche |
2008 | Palaeospheniscus bergi Acosta Hospitaleche and Tambussi p. 115 |
2023 | Palaeospheniscus bergi Tambussi et al. p. 273 |
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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.
†Palaeospheniscus bergi Moreno and Mercerat 1891
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Invalid names: Palaeospheniscus concavus Ameghino 1905 [synonym], Palaeospheniscus gracilis Ameghino 1899 [synonym], Palaeospheniscus interplanus Ameghino 1905 [synonym], Palaeospheniscus planus Ameghino 1905 [synonym], Palaeospheniscus rothi Ameghino 1905 [synonym], Pseudospheniscus convexus Ameghino 1905 [synonym]
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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C. Acosta Hospitaleche and C. Tambussi 2008 | Tarsometatarsus. Slender, in accordance with the smaller size of the genus, total length between 28 and 36 mm and an elongation index between 2.06 and 2.16. |