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Reference: D.G. DeMar Jr. et al., 2022. J. Syst. Palaeont. 20 (1)
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DeMar Jr., D.G., Jones, M.E.H. & Carrano, M.T. 2022. A nearly complete skeleton of a new eusphenodontian from the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation, Wyoming, USA, provides insight into the evolution and diversity of Rhynchocephalia (Reptilia: Lepidosauria). J. Syst. Palaeont. 20 (1): [1]-64. [Online: 15 Sep 2022] ≡

Remarks

ZooBank registration number: urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:888E055B-8AC1-4BD0-A37C-8CB192F79673. ≡

New: Original name, rank & spelling

†Opisthiamimus (Genus) DeMar, Jones & Carrano, 2022Page: 5 ("gen. nov.").

New: Original name, rank, combination & spelling

†Opisthiamimus gregori (Species) DeMar, Jones & Carrano, 2022Page: 6 ("sp. nov."), figs 2-14, 15A, B, M, 16-22, 23A-C, 27.

New: Original clade name & spelling

†Leptorhynchia (Clade) DeMar, Jones & Carrano 2022Page: 5 ("taxon nov.").

New: Original definition [PhyloCode]

†Leptorhynchia (Clade) DeMar, Jones & Carrano 2022Page: 5.

New: Emended definition [PhyloCode]

Rhynchocephalia (Clade) Günther 1867 [Gauthier, Estes & de Queiroz 1988]Page: 4 ("Günther 1867", "similar to the definition of Gauthier et al. (1988)").

Original Classification (root)

(Clade) Lepidosauria Haeckel 1866 [de Queiroz & Gauthier 2020]

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