Brimosaurus (meaning "strong lizard") is an extinct genus of plesiosaur from the Late Cretaceous of what is now Arkansas. The type species is Brimosaurus grandis, first named by Joseph Leidy in 1854. The name Brimosaurus is a nomen dubium: the fossils consist of only a few isolated vertebrae, and in 1952 Welles proposed that Brimosaurus was actually synonymous with Cimoliasaurus (which itself is based on dubious material).
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| - Brimosaurus (meaning "strong lizard") is an extinct genus of plesiosaur from the Late Cretaceous of what is now Arkansas. The type species is Brimosaurus grandis, first named by Joseph Leidy in 1854. The name Brimosaurus is a nomen dubium: the fossils consist of only a few isolated vertebrae, and in 1952 Welles proposed that Brimosaurus was actually synonymous with Cimoliasaurus (which itself is based on dubious material). (en)
- Brimosaurus (que significa "lagarto fuerte") es un género extinto de plesiosaurio del Cretácico superior que vivió en lo que ahora es Arkansas. La especie tipo es Brimosaurus grandis, nombrada por primera vez por Joseph Leidy en 1854. El nombre Brimosaurus es un nomen dubium: los fósiles consisten en solo unas pocas vértebras aisladas, y en 1952 Welles propuso que Brimosaurus era en realidad sinónimo de Cimoliasaurus (que a su vez se basa en material dudoso). (es)
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| - Brimosaurus (meaning "strong lizard") is an extinct genus of plesiosaur from the Late Cretaceous of what is now Arkansas. The type species is Brimosaurus grandis, first named by Joseph Leidy in 1854. The name Brimosaurus is a nomen dubium: the fossils consist of only a few isolated vertebrae, and in 1952 Welles proposed that Brimosaurus was actually synonymous with Cimoliasaurus (which itself is based on dubious material). (en)
- Brimosaurus (que significa "lagarto fuerte") es un género extinto de plesiosaurio del Cretácico superior que vivió en lo que ahora es Arkansas. La especie tipo es Brimosaurus grandis, nombrada por primera vez por Joseph Leidy en 1854. El nombre Brimosaurus es un nomen dubium: los fósiles consisten en solo unas pocas vértebras aisladas, y en 1952 Welles propuso que Brimosaurus era en realidad sinónimo de Cimoliasaurus (que a su vez se basa en material dudoso). (es)
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