<document tableId="B18DE5E1403046422F35F4E1FADD1894" sourceDocId="91627C07403746452E27FFBCFF8F130A" ID-DOI="http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13852380" ID-Zenodo-Dep="13852380" captionStart="Tabl" checkinTime="1635468047097" checkinUser="ExternalLinkService" pageId="7" pageNumber="452" updateTime="1727486817262" updateUser="ExternalLinkService"><mods:mods xmlns:mods="http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3">
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        <mods:title>The Jordan theropod (Maastrichtian, Montana, U. S. A.) referred to the genus Aublysodon</mods:title>
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            <mods:roleTerm>Author</mods:roleTerm>
        </mods:role>
        <mods:namePart>R. E. Molnar</mods:namePart>
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        <mods:namePart>K. Carpenter</mods:namePart>
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            <mods:title>Géobios</mods:title>
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            <mods:date>1989</mods:date>
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                <mods:number>1989-12-31</mods:number>
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                <mods:number>22</mods:number>
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                <mods:number>4</mods:number>
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                <mods:start>445</mods:start>
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        <mods:url>http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0016699589800981</mods:url>
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    <mods:identifier type="CLB-Dataset">31658</mods:identifier>
    <mods:identifier type="DOI">10.1016/S0016-6995(89)80098-1</mods:identifier>
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<table id="B18DE5E1403046422F35F4E1FADD1894"><caption pageId="7" pageNumber="452" startId="7.[274,325,2909,2936]"><tableNote pageId="7" pageNumber="452"><paragraph blockId="7.[274,1362,2909,2974]" box="[274,1225,2909,2936]" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">Tabl. 2 - Characters used in determining the relationships of Aublysodon.</paragraph> <paragraph blockId="7.[274,1362,2909,2974]" box="[365,1362,2947,2974]" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">Caractères utilises pour determiner la position systématique Ae Aublysodon.</paragraph></tableNote></caption><thead><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F02F8E0F744147C"><th box="[275,1763,1884,1910]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F8E0F96C147C" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">character</th><th box="[1790,2251,1884,1910]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F8E0F744147C" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">plesiomorphic/apomorphic</th></tr></thead><tfoot><tr><td colspan="2">Characters 1 to 8, 10, and 17 to 20 discussed in text, characters 9 and 11 to 16 from <bibRefCitation author="Currie P. J." box="[392,651,2826,2851]" editor="Currie P. J." firstAuthor="Currie" journalOrPublisher="Fourth Symposium on Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystems, Short Papers. Drumheller" pageId="7" pageNumber="452" pagination="52 - 60" refId="ref6484" refString="Currie P. J. (1987) - Theropods of the Judith River Formation of Dinosaur Provincial Park. In, Currie P. J. &amp; Koster E. H. eds. Fourth Symposium on Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystems, Short Papers. Drumheller, 52 - 60." title="Theropods of the Judith River Formation of Dinosaur Provincial Park" type="book chapter" volumeTitle="Koster E. H. eds" year="1987">Currie (1987)</bibRefCitation>.</td></tr></tfoot><tbody><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F0FF817F8AE14CE"><th box="[275,1763,1963,1988]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F817F96C14CE" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">1. premaxillary teeth D-shaped in section</th><td box="[1790,2251,1963,1988]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F817F74414CE" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">a</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F02F86FF8AF14E6"><th box="[275,1763,2003,2028]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F86FF96C14E6" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">2. premaxillary teeth not serrate</th><td box="[1790,2251,2003,2028]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F86FF74414E6" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F01F847F8AE1B1E"><th box="[275,1763,2043,2068]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F847F96C1B1E" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">3. premaxillary teeth with low ridge on posterior face</th><td box="[1790,2251,2043,2068]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F847F7441B1E" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">a</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F02F79CF8AF1B33"><th box="[275,1763,2080,2105]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F79CF96C1B33" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">4. cheek teeth relatively large (with respect to depthof muzzle and jaw)</th><td box="[1790,2251,2080,2105]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F79CF7441B33" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F02F7F0F8AF1B6F"><th box="[275,1763,2124,2149]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F7F0F96C1B6F" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">5. muzzle long and low</th><td box="[1790,2251,2124,2149]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F7F0F7441B6F" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F01F7CEF8AF1B81"><th box="[275,1763,2162,2187]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F7CEF96C1B81" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">6. frontals longer than wide</th><td box="[1790,2251,2162,2187]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F7CEF7441B81" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F01F726F8AF1BB9"><th box="[275,1763,2202,2227]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F726F96C1BB9" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">7. two or three prongs of nasal overlap frontal</th><td box="[1790,2251,2202,2227]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F726F7441BB9" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">a</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F02F77DF8AF1BD0"><th box="[275,1763,2241,2266]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F77DF96C1BD0" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">8. dorsolaterally directed prefrontal contact on frontal</th><td box="[1790,2251,2241,2266]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F77DF7441BD0" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F02F755F8AF1A08"><th box="[275,1763,2281,2306]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F755F96C1A08" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">9. socket for prefrontal on frontal</th><td box="[1790,2251,2281,2306]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F755F7441A08" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F6ACF8AF1A23"><th box="[275,1763,2320,2345]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F6ACF96C1A23" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">10. elongate contact for prefrontal on frontal</th><td box="[1790,2251,2320,2345]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F6ACF7441A23" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F684F8AF1A5B"><th box="[275,1763,2360,2385]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F684F96C1A5B" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">11. orbital rim on frontal very short</th><td box="[1790,2251,2360,2385]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F684F7441A5B" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F6E3F8901A72"><th box="[275,1763,2399,2424]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F6E3F96C1A72" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">12. frontal-prefrontal suture expanded</th><td box="[1790,2251,2399,2424]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F6E3F7441A72" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F63AF8901A95"><th box="[275,1763,2438,2463]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F63AF96C1A95" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">13. pronounced buttress at frontal-postorbital contact</th><td box="[1790,2251,2438,2463]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F63AF7441A95" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F30F611F8AF1ACC"><th box="[275,1763,2477,2502]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F611F96C1ACC" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">14. parietal process separates frontal posteriorly</th><td box="[1790,2251,2477,2502]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F611F7441ACC" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F669F8901AE4"><th box="[275,1763,2517,2542]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F669F96C1AE4" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">15. sagittal crest extends onto frontals</th><td box="[1790,2251,2517,2542]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F669F7441AE4" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F647F890191E"><th box="[275,1763,2555,2580]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F647F96C191E" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">16. frontals essentially flat between orbits</th><td box="[1790,2251,2555,2580]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F647F744191E" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F31F59FF8901936"><th box="[275,1763,2595,2620]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F59FF96C1936" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">17. nasals smooth</th><td box="[1790,2251,2595,2620]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F59FF7441936" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F30F5F6F8AF1969"><th box="[275,1763,2634,2659]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F5F6F96C1969" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">18. anterior margin of antorbital fossa v-shaped</th><td box="[1790,2251,2634,2659]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F5F6F7441969" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F30F5CCF8901980"><th box="[275,1763,2672,2698]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F5CCF96C1980" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">19. acute angle of premaxillary-maxillary contact withventral margin of snout</th><td box="[1790,2251,2672,2698]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F5CCF7441980" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr><tr id="5BC2B72B4030B9BA2F34F52BF89019BA"><th box="[275,1763,2711,2736]" id="1813DE574030B9BA2F34F52BF96C19BA" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">20. ventral margin of symphysis only slightly inclinedto horizontal</th><td box="[1790,2251,2711,2736]" id="1813DE574030B9BA28D9F52BF74419BA" pageId="7" pageNumber="452">p</td></tr></tbody></table></document>