原stega的骨学

Memoirs of the Carnegie Museum Pub Date : 1906-03-01 DOI:10.5962/p.234828

G. Wieland

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包括一份关于巨大的Niobrara白垩纪龟，原stega gigas的初步通知。这个模式标本是柯普本人在华莱士堡附近巴特溪附近的一个悬崖上收集的。按照早期西部探险收集脊椎动物的方式，它被保存在一个或多或少零碎的状态下，因为，在《西部白垩纪脊椎动物》中给出的更广泛的描述中，柯普说这块化石是由800多个独立的脊椎动物组成的

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The osteology of Protostega

includes a preliminary notice of the huge Niobrara Cretaceous turtle, Protostega gigas. The type specimen was collected by Cope himself on a bluff near Butte Creek in the vicinity of Fort Wallace. It was secured in a more or less fragmentary condition after the manner of the vertebrate collecting of the earlier days of western exploration, for, in the more extended description given in the Cretaceous Vertebrata of the West, Cope says this fossil is made up of more than eight hundred separate

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