Chinleana: The Cranial Morphology of Trematosaurus galae From the Early Triassic of Russia

The Cranial Morphology of Trematosaurus galae From the Early Triassic of Russia

By Bill Parker on Friday, September 24, 2010

Novikov, I. V. 2010. New Data on Trematosauroid Labyrinthodonts of Eastern Europe: 2. Trematosaurus galae sp. nov.: Cranial Morphology. Paleontological Journal 44:94-104. DOI: 10.1134/S003103011004012X
Abstract - The cranial morphology of a new species of the genus of Trematosaurus, T. galae sp. nov., represented by fragmentary specimens from the Lower Triassic Donskaya Luka locality (Volgograd Region), is described in detail. The diagnosis of the genus Trematosaurus is amended.

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The Cranial Morphology of Trematosaurus galae From the Early Triassic of Russia

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