Trossingen Formation |
Trossingen Formation | |
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Type |
The Trossingen Formation, formerly the Knollenmergel, is a geological
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Notes Uncertain or tentative taxa are in small text; |
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G. ingens |
"Incomplete sacrum, caudals, metacarpal, partial hindlimb."[9] |
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G. torgeri[8] |
"Postcranial skeleton."[9] |
Indeterminate prosauropod remains.[8] A referred skull was once known but has since been lost.[9] |
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H. liliensterni[11] |
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H. longotarsus[12] |
Indeterminate ceratosaur remains.[12] |
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L. liliensterni[11] |
Two partial skeletons of subadults.[13] |
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P. ajax |
"Partial skeleton."[9] |
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P. magnus |
"Fragmentary skeleton."[9] |
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P. wetzelianus |
"Fragmentary skeletons."[9] |
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P. diagnosticus[14] |
Actually |
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P. erlenbergiensis |
"Partial skull and skeleton."[16] |
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P. longiceps[15] |
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Includes "cf. |
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P. plieningeri |
"Partial skeleton."[16] |
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P. quenstedti |
"Partial skeleton."[16] |
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R. bedheimensis[11] |
"Nearly complete skeleton, [two] incomplete skeletons, juvenile to adult."[18] |