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Yinlong downsi
Taxonomy
Yinlong downsi was named by Xu et al. (2006). Its type specimen is IVPP V14530, a skeleton, and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Wucaiwan ceratopsian 1 (IVPP), which is in an Oxfordian terrestrial horizon in the Shishugou Formation of China.
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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2006 | Yinlong downsi Xu et al. p. 2135 figs. 1-2 |
2009 | Yinlong downsi Butler and Sullivan p. 21 |
2009 | Yinlong downsi Butler and Zhao p. 71 |
2009 | Yinlong downsi Tanoue et al. p. 427 |
2011 | Yinlong downsi Maidment and Barrett p. 42 |
2012 | Yinlong downsi Han et al. p. 1391 fig. 14 |
2014 | Yinlong downsi Hedrick et al. p. 322 |
2015 | Yinlong downsi Han et al. p. 1 |
2016 | Yinlong downsii Becerra et al. p. 564 |
2019 | Yinlong downsi Cruzado-Caballero et al. p. 214 |
2019 | Yinlong downsi Ibiricu et al. p. 281 |
2020 | Yinlong downsi Dieudonné et al. |
2020 | Yinlong downsi Yu et al. p. 1 |
2021 | Yinlong downsi Breeden et al. p. 11 |
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†Yinlong downsi Xu et al. 2006
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Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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X. Xu et al. 2006 | A small ceratopsian with the following unique features: a distinct fossa along the midline of the frontals, trapezoidal quadratojugal longer than deep, sharp ridges and grooves on the anterior surface of the proximal half of the paroccipital process, a long basipterygoid process oriented posteroventrally, slit-like carotid canal laterally bordered by a lamina, a prominent tubercle on the posteroventral surangular and a vertical wear facet with a basal shelf on the premaxillary teeth. |
Measurements
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References: Norman and Weishampel 1991, Marsh 1875 |