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A new abelisaurid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of southern France: Palaeobiogeographical implications

Tortosa, T.; Buffetaut, E.; Vialle, N.; Dutour, Y.; Turini, E.; Cheylan, G. (2014)

Citation

Tortosa, T.; Buffetaut, E.; Vialle, N.; Dutour, Y.; Turini, E.; Cheylan, G. (2014). A new abelisaurid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of southern France: Palaeobiogeographical implications. Annales de Paléontologie 100(1): 63-86. Elsevier BV. doi:10.1016/j.annpal.2013.10.003

Names first published here

Cited by genera

  • Abelisaurus

    Recovered Abelisaurus within Carnotaurini, as sister to Aucasaurus.

  • Arcovenator
  • Austrocheirus

    Recovered Austrocheirus within Noasauridae.

  • Eoabelisaurus

    Recovered Eoabelisaurus with Berberosaurus as the basalmost members of Abelisauroidea, outside Abelisauridae.

  • Genusaurus

    Recovered Genusaurus within Abelisauridae (basal polytomy).

  • Hypselosaurus

    Dates the "upper part of the Lower Rognacian" to the late Campanian, after Cojan and Moreau (2006).

  • Indosaurus

    Recovered Indosaurus matleyi within Majungasaurinae.

  • Rahiolisaurus

    The erecting analysis for Majungasaurinae; recovered Rahiolisaurus within it.

  • Tarascosaurus

    Recognizes Tarascosaurus as a distinct basal abelisaurid, separated from Genusaurus by features of the proximal femur.

  • Xenotarsosaurus

    Recovered Xenotarsosaurus as a basal abelisaurid, outside the derived subclades.

Cited by clades

  • Majungasaurinae

    Named Arcovenator and erected the subfamily Majungasaurinae.