R. Hirayama 2006
Full reference
R. Hirayama. 2006. Revision of the Cretaceous and Paleogene sea turtles Catapleura and Dollochelys (Testudines: Cheloniidae). PaleoBios 26(2):1-6 [P. Holroyd/P. Holroyd/M. Uhen]
Metadata
ID number: | 54565 |
Created: | 2015-03-08 22:22:24 |
Modified: | 2018-11-07 18:14:39 |
Publication type: | journal article |
Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
Language: | English |
Taxonomic names (1)
Taxonomic opinions (10) - view classification
'Catapleura arkansaw is recombined as Zangerlchelys arkansaw' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Catapleura belongs to Chelonioidea' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Dollochelys casieri is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Dollochelys coatesi is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Dollochelys rogovichi is a nomen dubium' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Lytoloma angusta is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Lytoloma wielandi is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Toxochelys atlantica is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Turgaiscapha kushmurunica is a nomen dubium' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Zangerlchelys belongs to Cheloniidae' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Catapleura belongs to Chelonioidea' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Dollochelys casieri is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Dollochelys coatesi is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Dollochelys rogovichi is a nomen dubium' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Lytoloma angusta is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Lytoloma wielandi is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Toxochelys atlantica is a subjective synonym of Catapleura repanda' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Turgaiscapha kushmurunica is a nomen dubium' according to R. Hirayama 2006
'Zangerlchelys belongs to Cheloniidae' according to R. Hirayama 2006