to create a new genus and species for it. The type species is Dyslocosaurus polyonychius. The genus name is derived from Greek dys, "bad, "poor", and Latin...
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partial dorsal vertebrae, a distal radius, and some metacarpals. Dyslocosaurus polyonychius also has extremely limited fossil evidence that only includes...
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result that two poorly known genera from the Morrison Formation, Dyslocosaurus polyonychius and Dystrophaeus viaemalae, might be additional members of the...
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Barosaurus lentus, Diplodocus longus, D. carnegii, Galeamopus and Dyslocosaurus polyonychius. By the late Morrison, gigantic diplodocids (or likely diplodocids)...
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Calvo & Bonaparte, 1991 Valid Calvo and Bonaparte 1991 Argentina Dyslocosaurus polyonychius McIntosh et al., 1992 Valid McIntosh, Coombs, and Russell 1992...
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†Dunveganoceras pondi †Dunveganoceras problematicum †Dyslocosaurus – type locality for genus †Dyslocosaurus polyonychius – type locality for species Contents A B...
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†Dryptosaurus – or unidentified comparable form †Dyslocosaurus – type locality for genus †Dyslocosaurus polyonychius – type locality for species †Echidnocephalus...
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2: 158-167 Matthew Carrano (2011). "Lance Creek area; Also known as Dyslocosaurus type". The Paleobiology Database. Archived from the original on 2023-11-06...
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