Belongs to Thecodontosaurus according to A. Ballell et al. 2020
See also Allen 1909, Apaldetti et al. 2011, Ballell et al. 2021, Ballell et al. 2022, Benton et al. 2000, Bittencourt and Kellner 2009, Dalla Vecchia 2020, Demathieu 1970, Emmons 1856, Galton 1973, Galton 2000, Galton 2005, Galton 2007, Galton and Cluver 1976, Galton and Upchurch 2004, Galton et al. 2007, Gervais 1861, Gervais 1861, Gervais 1869, Griffin and Nesbitt 2016, Haeckel 1866, Haughton 1918, Hay 1910, Huene 1905, Huene 1908, Huene 1908, Huene 1914, Huene 1914, Huene 1914, Huene 1929, Huene 1941, King 1850, Kuhn 1939, Langer et al. 2010, Lydekker 1888, Meyer 1855, Müller and Garcia 2021, Naish and Martill 2007, Nopcsa 1901, Owen 1859, Owen 1860, Owen 1861, Plieninger 1846, Quenstedt 1852, Robinson 1957, Roemer 1856, Sauvage 1907, Scanlon 2006, Schouten 2000, Seeley 1895, Smith and Pol 2007, Steel 1970, Storrs 1993, Tatarinov 1964, Upchurch et al. 2007, van den Berg et al. 2012, Van Hoepen 1920, Woodward and Sherborn 1890, Yates 2003, Yates 2005, Yates 2010 and Young 1941
Sister taxa: Thecodontosaurus latespinatus, Thecodontosaurus minimus, Thecodontosaurus subcylindrodon
Type specimen: BCM 1836. Its type locality is Durdham Down, Quarry Steps, which is in a Rhaetian fissure fill limestone/breccia in the Magnesian Conglomerate Formation of the United Kingdom.
Ecology:
Distribution:
• Triassic of the United Kingdom (3 collections)
Total: 3 collections each including a single occurrence
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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