Plesiosauria indet.
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14224656 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/0A1587CB-FFBF-7544-8805-F92FFE8F297C |
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( Fig. 4A, C)
Plesiosaurus holmesi – Hector 1874: 344.
Polycotylidae indet . Welles & Gregg 1971: 44.
MATERIAL. — CM Zfr 33 , a sacral centrum .
LOCALITY AND HORIZON. — Waipara River , South Island, New Zealand. Conway Formation, Maastrichtian ( Wilson et al. 2005; Fig. 1).
REMARKS
This specimen was regarded as a paralectotype of “ Plesiosaurus holmesi ” Hector, 1874 (nomen dubium), and considered as an indeterminate polycotylid byWelles & Gregg (1971). The sacral features of the specimen preclude a referral to polycotylids or elasmosaurids. Therefore, it is here considered as an indeterminate plesiosaurian.
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Plesiosauria indet.
| O’Gorman, José Patricio & Otero, Rodrigo A. 2023 |
Polycotylidae indet
| WELLES S. & GREGG D. R. 1971: 44 |
Plesiosaurus holmesi
| HECTOR J. 1874: 344 |