10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TELEOSAURIAN»
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teleosaurian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
It has been assumed that, as the Stagono- Upu is decidedly Teleosaurian in its
affinities, it must consequently mark a Mesozoic group of rocks. But we have
already seen that Mastodonscturia, which abound in the Trias, occur in tho Coal-
...
2
ETIENNE GEOFFROY SAINT- HILAIRE 1772-1844:
... l'arriere- 277 crane chez les Crocodiles, et l'identite des memes parties
organiques chez les reptiles teleosauriens" ("The special forms of the hind-skull
in the crocodiles and the identity of the same organic parts in the teleosaurian
reptiles").
P. M. Duncan on the persistence of Caryophyllia cylindracea, Reuss, in the Coral
-fauna of the Deep Sea. Mr. J. W. Hulke on an Ichthyosaurus from Dorset . . . . Mr.
J. W. Hulke on a Fragment of a Teleosaurian Snout On an Explosion of the Sun, ...
3. Note on a Faaouam: of a Tannossunrm SNOUT from Krmunaroan BAY,
Donsnr. By J. W. HULKE, Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S. [PLATE XVIII.] THIS piece of a
Teleosaurian snout, which fell last winter from the cliff in Kimmeridge Bay, and
was lately ...
5
The Geological Magazine Or Monthly Journal of Geology
The length of the preserved portion of the skeleton is about 10 feet; the femur
measures only 2 inches, and the humerus 2'7 inches. 3. “ Note on a Fragment of
a Teleosaurian Snout from Kimmeridge Bay, Dorset.” By J. W. Hulke, Esq., F.R.S.,
...
6
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
Still further S. (170 miles from Nagpur), at Kota, there are (under thick sandstones
) limestones and shales, containing fishes of the genera JEchmodus and
Lepidotus, Teleosaurian remains, Coprolites, fossil Insects, C'ypridte, and
Eslherice, ...
7
The Natural History Review
The author, in conclusion, remarked that, though Stagonolepia is decidedly
Teleosaurian in its aflinities, it does not ... and stratigraphical evidence shows us
that Teleosaurian crocodiles have a wider geographical range, since they are
met ...
The author, in conclusion, remarked that though Stagonolepis is decidedly
Teleosaurian in its affinities, it does not consequently mark a Mesozoic group of
rocks ; for Mastodontosauria, which abound in the Trias, occur in the Coal'
measures; ...
9
The Literary Gazette and Journal of the Belles Lettres, ...
After concluding the account of the higher organised or loricate sauria referable
to the crocodilian, teleosaurian, and strep tospondy- lian types, characterised
respectively by the ball and socket, the biconcave, or the reversed ball and
socket ...
In some features Dakosaurus differs quite appreciably from other Teleosaurian
genera, but typical Teleosaurian dermal armour is associated with the form and is
one of the features justifying its present retention as a member of the ...
