Year | Name and Author |
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1870 | Poicilopleuron valens Leidy p. 3 |
1873 | Poicilopleuron valens Leidy pp. 267-269 figs. 16-18 |
1877 | Laelaps trihedrodon Cope p. 5 |
1877 | Allosaurus fragilis Marsh |
1878 | Laelaps trihedrodon Cope p. 233 |
1878 | Epanterias amplexus Cope p. 406 |
1878 | Allosaurus fragilis King p. 346 |
1878 | Allosaurus lucaris King p. 346 |
1878 | Creosaurus atrox King p. 346 |
1878 | Allosaurus lucaris Marsh |
1878 | Creosaurus atrox Marsh |
1878 | Allosaurus lucaris Marsh p. 242 |
1878 | Creosaurus atrox Marsh p. 243 fig. 1 |
1878 | Dryptosaurus trihedridon Williston p. 45 |
1879 | Labrosaurus lucaris Marsh |
1880 | Allosaurus fragilis Sauvage p. 523 |
1880 | Allosaurus lucarius Sauvage p. 523 |
1880 | Creosaurus atrox Sauvage p. 523 |
1883 | Allosaurus fragilis Dollo p. 95 |
1884 | Labrosaurus ferox Marsh p. 333 fig. 9 |
1884 | Allosaurus fragilis Vetter p. 357 |
1885 | Allosaurus fragilis Woodward p. 12 |
1887 | Allosaurus agilis Zittel |
1890 | Megalosaurus valens Zittel p. 724 |
1890 | Allosaurus agilis Zittel p. 725 |
1890 | Creosaurus atrox Zittel p. 725 |
1896 | Allosaurus ferox Marsh |
1900 | Allosaurus fragilis Knight p. 384 |
1900 | Labrosaurus ferox Walcott p. 23 |
1902 | Epanterias amplexus Hay p. 483 |
1902 | Dryptosaurus trihedrodon Hay p. 488 |
1902 | Allosaurus fragilis Hay p. 489 |
1902 | Antrodemus lucaris Hay p. 489 |
1902 | Antrodemus valens Hay p. 489 |
1902 | Creosaurus atrox Hay p. 489 |
1902 | Allosaurus fragilis Mansel-Pleydell p. lxxviii |
1903 | Creosaurus atrox Osborn pp. 697-701 |
1904 | Creosaurus atrox Lambe p. 8 |
1904 | Allosaurus fragilis Lambe p. 22 |
1910 | Creosaurus atrox Versluys p. 181 |
1911 | Allosaurus fragilis Lull p. 173 |
1911 | Creosaurus atrox Lull p. 186 |
1911 | Allosaurus agilis von Zittel p. 280 |
1914 | Allosaurus agilis Huene p. 587 figs. Pl. 7 |
1915 | Allosaurus agilis Stromer p. 6 |
1919 | Allosaurus fragilis Huene figs. Pl. VII |
1919 | Epanterias amplexus Osborn and Mook p. 383 |
1920 | Antrodemus valens Gilmore |
1920 | Labrosaurus ferox Gilmore p. 124 |
1923 | Antrodemus valens Huene p. 457 fig. 3 |
1923 | Antrodemus valens Piveteau p. 6 |
1924 | Allosaurus fragilis Lull p. 256 |
1931 | Antrodemus atrox Johnson p. 358 |
1931 | Antrodemus valens Stromer p. 4 |
1934 | Allosaurus fragilis Stromer p. 11 |
1934 | Labrosaurus ferox Stromer p. 23 |
1934 | Allosaurus fragilis Stromer pp. 77-78 |
1941 | Saurophagus maximus Ray p. 38 |
1943 | Saurophagus maximus Stovall p. 70 |
1947 | Allosaurus fragilis Lapparent p. 20 |
1958 | Antrodemus valens Young p. 233 |
1962 | Antrodemus valens Jain et al. p. 756 |
1962 | Allosaurus fragilis Lapparent p. 20 |
1964 | Antrodemus fragilis Tatarinov p. 536 fig. 572 |
1964 | Antrodemus valens Tatarinov p. 537 |
1967 | Allosaurus fragilis Pinna p. 145 |
1970 | Antrodemus valens Steel p. 29 |
1970 | Dryptosaurus trihedrodon Steel p. 31 |
1970 | Epanterias amplexus Steel p. 44 |
1970 | Antrodemus valens Swinton p. 148 |
1972 | Allosaurus fragilis Madsen Jr. and Stokes p. 49 |
1972 | Allosaurus fragilis Welles p. 3 |
1972 | Antrodemus valens Welles p. 3 |
1974 | Allosaurus fragilis Molnar p. 1011 |
1975 | Antrodemus valens Paton p. 17 |
1976 | Allosaurus fragilis Lawson p. 161 |
1976 | Allosaurus fragilis Madsen p. 10 |
1977 | Allosaurus fragilis Taquet and Welles p. 192 |
1978 | Allosaurus fragilis Madsen Jr. and Stokes p. 69 |
1979 | Allosaurus fragilis Madsen and Miller p. 59 |
1980 | Allosaurus fragilis Lisak p. 20 |
1980 | Allosaurus fragilis Molnar p. 92 |
1980 | Allosaurus fragilis Molnar and Pledge p. 285 fig. 3 |
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