vide Huene 1901 to Lexovisaurus as Lexovisaurus leedsi. In 1983, Peter Galton renamed Omosaurus vetustus Huene 1910 into Lexovisaurus vetustus. However...
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Loricatosaurus (redirect from Lexovisaurus leedsi)
and colleagues determined that Lexovisaurus was based upon nondiagnostic remains, and coined a new genus for Lexovisaurus priscus and its referred specimen...
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Omosaurus; later they would, together with French fossils, be partly renamed Lexovisaurus and Loricatosaurus. In 1877, Arthur Lakes, a fossil hunter working for...
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Lower Oxford Clay," in Weishampel, et al. (2004). Page 539. Listed as "?Lexovisaurus sp." in "10.10 Bedfordshire, England; 1. Oxford Clay," in Weishampel...
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Stegosaurus priscus, described by Nopcsa in 1911, was reassigned to Lexovisaurus, and is now the type species of Loricatosaurus. Stegosaurus longispinus...
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Omosaurus (Dacentrurus) vetustus by von Huene, was included with Lexovisaurus as a Lexovisaurus vetustus in 1983, but that assignment was rejected with both...
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of it were again incorrectly identified as stegosaurian material, of Lexovisaurus. From 1973 onwards, fragmentary Leedsichthys fossils were uncovered in...
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Chialingosaurus Craterosaurus Dravidosaurus? Gigantspinosaurus Isaberrysaura? Lexovisaurus Monkonosaurus Yanbeilong Yingshanosaurus Huayangosauridae Chungkingosaurus...
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al. (2007), still related to Hesperosaurus, but basal to a clade of Lexovisaurus and Stegosaurus. Maidment et al. (2008) recovered a different placement...
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