C. R. Harington et al. 2005
Full reference
C. R. Harington, H. Foster, R. Holmes and P. J. Currie. 2005. Photographic catalogue of trackways in the Canadian Museum of Nature / Catalogue photographique de pistes au Musée canadien de la nature. Syllogeus 74:1-151 [M. Carrano/M. Carrano]
Metadata
| ID number: | 24189 |
| Created: | 2007-04-30 12:20:06 |
| Modified: | 2007-04-30 14:20:06 |
| Project name: | ETE |
| Publication type: | serial monograph |
| Taxonomy: | stated without evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic opinions (9) - view classification
'Amblydactylus gethingi belongs to Amblydactylus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Columbosauripus ungulatus [misspelled as Columbosauripus angulatus] belongs to Columbosauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Gypsichnites pacensis belongs to Gypsichnites' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenesauripus acutus belongs to Irenesauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenesauripus mclearni belongs to Irenesauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenesauripus occidentalis belongs to Irenesauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenichnites gracilis belongs to Irenichnites' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Ornithomimipus angustus belongs to Ornithomimipus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Tetrapodosaurus borealis belongs to Tetrapodosaurus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Columbosauripus ungulatus [misspelled as Columbosauripus angulatus] belongs to Columbosauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Gypsichnites pacensis belongs to Gypsichnites' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenesauripus acutus belongs to Irenesauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenesauripus mclearni belongs to Irenesauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenesauripus occidentalis belongs to Irenesauripus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Irenichnites gracilis belongs to Irenichnites' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Ornithomimipus angustus belongs to Ornithomimipus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005
'Tetrapodosaurus borealis belongs to Tetrapodosaurus' according to C. R. Harington et al. 2005