Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 110The Museum, 2003 - Natural history |
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Excepting Tatarinov ( 1961 ) , it has generally been accepted that three - headed ribs were not present in Erythrosuchus africanus . Most recently , Parrish ( 1992 ) has claimed that three - headed ribs are present only in ...
Excepting Tatarinov ( 1961 ) , it has generally been accepted that three - headed ribs were not present in Erythrosuchus africanus . Most recently , Parrish ( 1992 ) has claimed that three - headed ribs are present only in ...
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Despite some debate over the presence of intercentra in erythrosuchids ( e.g. Charig & Reig 1970 ) it is clear that intercentra were present throughout the precaudal column in Erythrosuchus africanus . This is partly demonstrated by the ...
Despite some debate over the presence of intercentra in erythrosuchids ( e.g. Charig & Reig 1970 ) it is clear that intercentra were present throughout the precaudal column in Erythrosuchus africanus . This is partly demonstrated by the ...
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23 ) ) differs from the present species in having uniformly developed , flexuous , main ribs which swell at midflank , with weaker umbilical bullae and no intercalated ribs . Prionocycloceras wrighti Matsumoto ( 1971 : 134 , pl .
23 ) ) differs from the present species in having uniformly developed , flexuous , main ribs which swell at midflank , with weaker umbilical bullae and no intercalated ribs . Prionocycloceras wrighti Matsumoto ( 1971 : 134 , pl .
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| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 110 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Contributor | South African Museum |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2003 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 26 Jan 2016 |
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