The Coal Measures Amphibia of North AmericaMoodie, Roy Lee
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The Coal Measures Amphibia of North America
Moodie, Roy Lee
Amphibians, Fossil -- North America; Paleontology -- Carboniferous; Paleontology -- North America
20. (1) Skull of Erpetosaurus minutus Moodie, from the Cannelton
slates of Pennsylvania 154
(2) Skull and anterior part of body of Ptyonius pectinatus Cope,
from the Coal Measures of Linton 134
(3) Skeleton of Eosauravus copei Williston, from the Coal
Measures of Linton. "The oldest known reptile from
North America" and closely related structurally to the
Microsauria 134
(4) Part of ventral scutellation and ribs of Sauropleura digitata
Cope, from the Coal Measures of Linton 134
21. (1) Mandible of Macrerpeton deani Moodie, from the Linton Coal
Measures 136
(2) Portion of the skull of Macrerpeton deani Moodie, possibly
of the same: individual us the mandible. From the Linton
Coal Measures 136
(3) Type of Cercariomorphus parvisquamis Cope, from the Linton
Coal Measures 136
(4) An additional specimen of Cercariomorphus parvisquamis Cope,
from the Linton Coal Measures 136
(5) Skull of Sauropleura scutellata Newberry. From the Coal
Measures of Ohio 136
(6) Tooth of Mastodonsaurus sp. indet. of the Carboniferous of
Kansas 136
(7) Tooth of Mastodonsaurus giganteus Jaeger, from the Triassic
of Germany. Introduced for comparison with the tooth from
the Kansas Carboniferous 136
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