File:Dinocephalosaurus (IVPP V20295).png
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English: Dinocephalosaurus orientalis IVPP V20295. Complete articulated skeleton in dorsal to left lateral view. Abbreviations: ax = axis; ca.v = caudal vertebra; cv = cervical vertebra; do.v = dorsal vertebra; ga = gastralia; l.co = left coracoid; l.fe = left femur; l.hu = left humerus; l.il = left ilium; l.is left ischium; l.man = left manus; l.pes = left pes; l.pu = left pubis; l.ra = left radius; l.sc = left scapula; r.hu = right humerus; r.co = right coracoid; r.fi = right fibula; r,ma = right manus; r.ra = right radius; r.sc = right scapula; r.ti = right tibia; r.ul = right ulna. |
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| Source | "Dinocephalosaurus orientalis Li, 2003: a remarkable marine archosauromorph from the Middle Triassic of southwestern China" |
| Author | S. N. F. Spiekman, W. Wang, L. Zhao, O. Rieppel, N. C. Fraser & C. Li |
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