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Langobardisaurus

Langobardisaurus (/ˈlæŋɡoʊbɑːrdɪˈsɔːrəs/, meaning Reptile of Langobardi, in reference to the Long Bearded People, an ancient Central-European civilisation of North Germanic origin) is an extinct genus of tanystropheid archosauromorph reptile, with one valid species, L. pandolfii. Its fossils have been found in Italy and Austria, and it lived during the…

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related to Dolomia di Forni specimens · 23
Langobardisaurus → Bizzarini, Dalla Vecchia, Dolomia, Forni, Forni Dolostone, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, However, Instead, It, Italian, MCSN, MFSN, Muscio, Museo Friulano, Northern Italy, One, Renesto, Storia Naturale, The, The Forni
related to Classification · 17
Langobardisaurus → Fraser, If, Italy, Macrocnemus, Middle Triassic, OTUs, Protorosauria, Protorosaurus, Schayer, Some, Spiekman, Tanystropheidae, Tanystropheids, Tanystropheus, The, They, Triassic
related to Neck and skull · 12
Langobardisaurus → Additionally, Atop, Dalla Vecchia, Despite, Given, However, In, Its, Past, Renesto, The, This
related to Austrian specimen · 10
Langobardisaurus → Dolomia Principale/Hauptdolomit Formation, MCSNB, Northern Calcareous Alps, Northern Italy, Saller, Seefeld Formation, The, The Austrian, This, Tyrol Austria
related to Limbs · 6
Langobardisaurus → Based, Bipedal, Moving, The, The Late Triassic, These
related to Tail · 3
Langobardisaurus → Able, Paleontologists, The
related to Discovery · 1
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genus italy specimens neck specimen long described di forni small found formation northern fossils tail austria skull mcsnb pandolfii featured

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Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenThe0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenSeefeld Formation0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenNorthern Calcareous Alps0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenTyrol Austria0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenThe Austrian0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenMCSNB0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenThis0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenNorthern Italy0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenSaller0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to Austrian specimenDolomia Principale/Hauptdolomit Formation0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to ClassificationTanystropheidae0.60section
Langobardisaurusrelated to ClassificationTanystropheus0.60section

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