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@ARTICLE{Bapst2012MEE,
AUTHOR = {Bapst, David W},
DATE = {2012-06},
DOI = {10.1111/j.2041-210X.2012.00223.x},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/UJGCKHB2/AD05FE08-BC65-40C1-BDC5-80AF728E82FB.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Methods in Ecology and Evolution},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {5},
PAGES = {803--807},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Methods Ecol. Evol.},
TITLE = {Paleotree: An {{R}} Package for Paleontological and Phylogenetic Analysis of Evolution},
VOLUME = {3},
}
@ARTICLE{Laurin2004SB,
AUTHOR = {Laurin, M.},
DATE = {2004},
JOURNALTITLE = {Systematic Biology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
PAGES = {594--622},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Syst. Biol.},
TITLE = {The {{Evolution}} of {{Body Size}}, {{Cope's}} Rule and the Origin of Amniotes},
VOLUME = {53},
}
@ARTICLE{Moon2018JSP,
ABSTRACT = {The largest phylogenetic analysis of ichthyosaurs to date is presented, with 114 ingroup taxa coded at species level. Completeness of the taxa included varied from {$>$} 98\% to {$<$} 2\%; 10 taxa were removed a priori using Concatabominations due to incompleteness and taxonomic uncertainty. The data were analysed using three widely used optimization criteria, maximum parsimony, maximum likelihood and Bayesian inference; while similar, each criterion produced different topologies, support and levels of resolution. Maximum parsimony found a poorly-resolved consensus tree with moderate improvement from a posteriori pruning of unstable taxa; however, general support remained low. Tree resolution was reduced more by taxa that lacked codings from phylogenetically important regions of the tree, rather than by those that simply lacked many codings. Resolution present in the most likely tree is poorly supported; sister relationships cannot be confirmed, although similarities are found to the most parsimonious tree. Bayesian inference found poorly resolved consensus trees. While more resolved, an equal-distribution rate prior is significantly worse than the null gamma-distribution rate prior for morphological data, but suggests rate heterogeneity across ichthyosaur phylogeny. Tree comparisons under each analytical criterion failed to select a single best tree; however, the Bayesian inference tree with gamma-distribution rate prior is selected as the best tree based on recent analyses showing improved accuracy using this criterion. Unequivocally resolved clades include Ichthyopterygia, Ichthyosauria, Shastasauria, Euichthyosauria, Parvipelvia and Neoichthyosauria, but with variation in their taxonomic components. Mixosauridae and Ophthalmosauridae are similarly recovered, but their definitions are modified to stem-based definitions to prevent substantial variation of included taxa. Several genera are not monophyletic: \emph{Brachypterygius, Leptonectes, Mixosaurus, Ophthalmosaurus, Paraophthalmosaurus, Phalarodon, Platypterygius, Stenopterygius, Temnodontosaurus} and \emph{Undorosaurus.} Complex and variable relationships suggest the need for new characters and a re-evaluation of the state of ichthyosaur phylogenetics.},
AUTHOR = {Moon, Benjamin C.},
DATE = {2018-02},
DOI = {10.1080/14772019.2017.1394922},
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JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Systematic Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {phylogenetics,ichthyosaurs,Systematics},
LANGID = {english},
NOTE = {ZSCC: NoCitationData[s1]},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {129--155},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Syst. Palaeontol.},
TITLE = {A New Phylogeny of Ichthyosaurs ({{Reptilia}}: {{Diapsida}})},
VOLUME = {17},
}
@SOFTWARE{RCoreTeam2019,
AUTHOR = {{R Core Team}},
LOCATION = {Vienna, Austria},
ORGANIZATION = {R Foundation for Statistical Computing},
URL = {http://www.R-project.org/},
DATE = {2019-07-19},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
TITLE = {R: A Language and Environment for Statistical Computing},
VERSION = {3.6.1},
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@ARTICLE{Lloyd2016BJLS,
AUTHOR = {Lloyd, Graeme T.},
DATE = {2016-02-17},
DOI = {10.1111/bij.12746},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/K4MRKWBJ/50BA7FA4-F875-4310-94D3-8782EE5AB5C3.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Biological Journal of the Linnean Society},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {131--151},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Biol. J. Linn. Soc.},
TITLE = {Estimating Morphological Diversity and Tempo with Discrete Character-Taxon Matrices: Implementation, Challenges, Progress, and Future Directions},
VOLUME = {118},
}
@ARTICLE{Close2015CB,
AUTHOR = {Close, Roger A. and Friedman, Matt and Lloyd, Graeme T. and Benson, Roger B. J.},
PUBLISHER = {Elsevier BV},
DATE = {2015-07-16},
DOI = {10.1016/j.cub.2015.06.047},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/6Y8BXXEJ/CE5109F2-9231-4527-BF09-9FC62ACDCB86.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Current Biology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {16},
PAGES = {2137--2142},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Curr. Biol.},
TITLE = {Evidence for a Mid-{{Jurassic}} Adaptive Radiation in Mammals},
VOLUME = {25},
}
@ARTICLE{Wills1994P,
ABSTRACT = {Disparity is a measure of the range or significance of morphology in a given sample of organisms, as opposed to diversity, which is expressed in terms of the number (and sometimes ranking) of taxa. At present there is no agreed definition of disparity, much less any consensus on how to measure it. Two possible categories of metric are considered here, one independent of any hypothesis of relationship (phenetics), the other constrained within an evolutionary framework (cladistics). The Early Cambrian radiation was clearly a period of significant morphologic and taxonomic diversification. However, we question the interpretation of its first generation products as numerous body plans at the highest level. Four phenetic and two cladistic measures have been used to compare disparity among Cambrian arthropods with that in the living fauna. Phenetic methods assessing character-state variability and the amount of morphological attribute space occupied yield similar results for Cambrian and Recent arthropods. Assessments of disparity within a taxonomic framework rely on the identification of particular characters that delineate higher level body plans. This requires a phylogenetic interpretation, a cladistic investigation of hierarchical structure in the data. Both sets of arthropods fall within the same major clades, and within this cladistic framework the amount of character-state evolution in the two groups is comparable. None of these methods identifies markedly greater disparity among the Cambrian compared with the Recent taxa. Although measures of disparity are applied here to a consideration of the Cambrian radiation, the metrics clearly have a much wider potential for estimating macroevolutionary trends independently from existing taxonomic frameworks. Geometric morphometry is ideal for measuring morphological variety at lower taxonomic levels, but it requires the recognition of homologous landmarks in all the forms under comparison, or the identification of entire homologous structures. Conventional phenetics has much wider application as it can operate on data coded as discrete homologous character states (this facility is also a requirement of cladistics), which are a more appropriate basis for comparing disparity in markedly dissimilar forms.},
AUTHOR = {Wills, Matthew A and Briggs, Derek E G and Fortey, Richard A},
DATE = {1994-05},
DOI = {10.1017/S009483730001263X},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/8IV9BMWK/F0A87155-1EC1-45CE-BFC4-DABE043EF029.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Paleobiology},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {93--130},
TITLE = {Disparity as an Evolutionary Index: A Comparison of {{Cambrian}} and {{Recent}} Arthropods},
VOLUME = {20},
}
@ARTICLE{Gower1971B,
AUTHOR = {Gower, J. C.},
DATE = {1971},
JOURNALTITLE = {Biometrics},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
PAGES = {774--786},
TITLE = {A General Coefficient of Similarity and Some of Its Properties},
VOLUME = {24},
}
@ARTICLE{FlannerySutherland2019PRSBBS,
ABSTRACT = {How much of evolutionary history is lost because of the unevenness of thefossil record? Lagerstätten, sites which have historically yielded exceptionallypreserved fossils, provide remarkable, yet distorting insights into past life.When examining macroevolutionary trends in the fossil record, they can gen-erate an uneven sampling signal for taxonomic diversity; by comparison, theireffect on morphological variety (disparity) is poorly understood. We showhere that lagersta ̈tten impact the disparity of ichthyosaurs, Mesozoic marinereptiles, by preserving higher diversity and more complete specimens. Else-where in the fossil record, undersampled diversity and more fragmentaryspecimens produce spurious results. We identify a novel effect, that a taxonmoves towards the centroid of a Generalized Euclidean dataset as its pro-portion of missing data increases. We term this effect ‘centroid slippage’, asa disparity-based analogue of phylogenetic stemward slippage. Our resultssuggest that uneven sampling presents issues for our view of disparity inthe fossil record, but that this is also dependent on the methodology used,especially true with widely used Generalized Euclidean distances. Mitigationof missing cladistic data is possible by phylogenetic gap filling, and hetero-geneous effects of lagersta ̈tten on disparity may be accounted for byunderstanding the factors affecting their spatio-temporal distribution.},
AUTHOR = {Flannery Sutherland, Joseph T. and Moon, Benjamin C. and Stubbs, Thomas L. and Benton, Michael J.},
DATE = {2019-02-27},
DOI = {10.1098/rspb.2019.0091},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/28AHTFHI/Flannery_Sutherland_et_al_2019_Does_exception_preservation_distort_our_view_of_disparity_in_the_fossil_record.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences},
PAGES = {20190091},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. B Biol. Sci.},
TITLE = {Does Exceptional Preservation Distort Our View of Disparity in the Fossil Record?},
VOLUME = {286},
}
@ARTICLE{Lehmann2019P,
AUTHOR = {Lehmann, Oscar E. R. and Ezcurra, Martı́n D. and Butler, Richard J. and Lloyd, Graeme T.},
PUBLISHER = {Wiley},
DATE = {2019-05},
DOI = {10.1111/pala.12430},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/D7M2LYRJ/Lehmann et al. - 2019 - Biases with the Generalized Euclidean Distance Mea.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
PAGES = {1--13},
TITLE = {Biases with the Generalized {{Euclidean}} Distance Measure in Disparity Analyses with High Levels of Missing Data},
}
@ARTICLE{Caillez1983P,
AUTHOR = {Caillez, Francis},
DATE = {1983-06},
DOI = {10.1007/BF02294026},
JOURNALTITLE = {Psychometrika},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {305--308},
TITLE = {The Analytical Solution of the Additive Constant Problem},
VOLUME = {48},
}
@ARTICLE{Wills1998BJLS,
ABSTRACT = {Crustaceans have been an important component of marine diversity and biomass since the earliest Phanerozoic. With a relatively well‐documented fossil record, they provide an excellent subject for a continuous study of disparity (≅ bodyplan variety) from the Cambrian to the Recent. A data base of 135 morphological characters forms the basis for cladistic and morphospace studies at the ordinal and sub‐ordinal level. Gross cladistic topology is: (Eumalacostraca + Hoplocarida vs Maxillopoda) vs Phyllopoda (paraphyletic). Each of these groups is of approximately equal disparity, and occupies a distinct region of the morphospace plot. A few problematical fossils (e.g. \emph{Waptia} and \emph{Odaraia}) fall close to the base of the tree. Comparison of the cladogram with stratigraphic range data indicates the location of probable ghost lineages, and randomization procedures provide a statistical test of the goodness of fit of a given set of stratigraphic ranges to a given tree topology. Disparity indices are calculated at series and stage intervals. Observed range data indicate that Cambrian disparity was approximately one third its present level. The Earliest Ordovician saw a marked decrease, with an increase and subsequent plateau through rest of the period. Increases through the Silurian and Devonian corresponded to the radiation of branchiopods, cephalocarids, and latterly the Eumalacostraca and Hoplocarida. By the end of the Carboniferous, observed disparity had reached over four fifths of Recent levels, and the remaining history of the group saw a gradual but slightly irregular increase up until the end of the Tertiary. Indices of disparity incorporating ghost lineages exhibit less marked peaks and troughs, with fewer perturbations overall. Cladistically‐implied disparity in the Lower Cambrian is estimated at three quarters of that in the Recent. Rarefaction is used to compare actual levels of disparity at each time interval with the mean for a similar number of taxa selected randomly from the list of all realized bodyplans. Most intervals preserved a range of forms more disparate than the mean of random samples drawn from the pool of all the taxa considered. From the Triassic to the Recent this difference was intermittently significant. Once occupied, extremes of morphospace tend not to fall vacant again.},
AUTHOR = {Wills, Matthew A},
DATE = {1998-12},
DOI = {10.1111/j.1095-8312.1998.tb01149.x},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/CQK8G28C/5E5CD3C0-D290-44F1-9A27-7AC718623D51.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Biological Journal of the Linnean Society},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {455--500},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Biol. J. Linn. Soc.},
TITLE = {Crustacean Disparity through the {{Phanerozoic}}: Comparing Morphological and Stratigraphic Data},
VOLUME = {65},
}
@ARTICLE{Thorne2011PNAS,
ABSTRACT = {Ichthyosaurs were important marine predators in the Early Jurassic, and an abundant and diverse component of Mesozoic marine ecosystems. Despite their ecological importance, however, the Early Jurassic species represent a reduced remnant of their former significance in the Triassic. Ichthyosaurs passed through an evolutionary bottleneck at, or close to, the Triassic-Jurassic boundary, which reduced their diversity to as few as three or four lineages. Diversity bounced back to some extent in the aftermath of the end-Triassic mass extinction, but disparity remained at less than one-tenth of pre-extinction levels, and never recovered. The group remained at low diversity and disparity for its final 100 Myr. The end-Triassic mass extinction had a previously unsuspected profound effect in resetting the evolution of apex marine predators of the Mesozoic.},
AUTHOR = {Thorne, Philippa M and Ruta, Marcello and Benton, Michael J},
PUBLISHER = {[object Object]},
DATE = {2011-05},
DOI = {10.1073/pnas.1018959108},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/SUFKC9L8/D761FD38-5065-4B25-9866-CC6A8AA6610F.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {20},
PAGES = {8339--8344},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci.},
TITLE = {Resetting the Evolution of Marine Reptiles at the {{Triassic}}-{{Jurassic}} Boundary},
VOLUME = {108},
}
@ARTICLE{Guillerme2018MEE,
ABSTRACT = {1. Biological data is multivariate in essence: many traits in organisms covary with each other in space and time. This causes biologists to either reduce these to a manageable number of variables or, increasingly, to use multivariate toolkits. One such toolkit is based on creating a multidimensional space where the variables are the axes. It is then possible to measure diverse aspects of the distribution of some observation (e.g. species) in this space. For example, if studying morphology, one can create a morphospace for two groups of species, measure the volume occupied by each of these groups and then test whether these two volumes are significantly different or not. 2. There are as many definitions of these multidimensional spaces, metrics and tests as there are questions that can be tackled with such methods. Many of these methods are implemented in specific software or r packages. However, the definition of the space, metric and test is often dependent on the software/package and authors points of view or specific questions. This can unfortunately hamper researchers' ability to apply different methods that best suits their specific questions. 3. Here I present the dispRity package, a flexible R package for performing multidimensional analysis. It allows users to define each step of the analysis (whether it is the space, the metric or the test) through a highly modular architecture where each definition can be passed as a function. It also provides a tidy interface through the dispRity object, allowing users to easily run reproducible multivariate analysis. 4. The dispRity package also comes with an extend manual regularly updated following users' questions or suggestions. Furthermore, the package contains some simulation tools (e.g to simulate complex multidimensional space or morphological data). Finally, it also contains a suite of utility functions to work with dispRity objects aimed at helping users to develop their own multidimensional metrics and/or tests.},
AUTHOR = {Guillerme, Thomas},
DATE = {2018-04-28},
DOI = {10.1111/2041-210X.13022},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/STX7MBGE/Guillerme_2018_Methods_in_Ecology_and_Evolution_dispRity.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Methods in Ecology and Evolution},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {7},
PAGES = {1755--1763},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Methods Ecol Evol},
TITLE = {{{dispRity}}: A Modular {{R}} Package for Measuring Disparity},
VOLUME = {9},
}
@BOOK{Gradstein2012,
ABSTRACT = {The Geologic Time Scale 2012, winner of a 2012 PROSE Award Honorable Mention for Best Multi-volume Reference in Science from the Association of American Publishers, is the framework for deciphering the history of our planet Earth. The authors have been at the forefront of chronostratigraphic research and initiatives to create an international geologic time scale for many years, and the charts in this book present the most up-to-date, international standard, as ratified by the International Commission on Stratigraphy and the International Union of Geological Sciences. This 2012 geologic time scale is an enhanced, improved and expanded version of the GTS2004, including chapters on planetary scales, the Cryogenian-Ediacaran periods/systems, a prehistory scale of human development, a survey of sequence stratigraphy, and an extensive compilation of stable-isotope chemostratigraphy. This book is an essential reference for all geoscientists, including researchers, students, and petroleum and mining professionals. The presentation is non-technical and illustrated with numerous colour charts, maps and photographs. The book also includes a detachable wall chart of the complete time scale for use as a handy reference in the office, laboratory or field. The most detailed international geologic time scale available that contextualizes information in one single reference for quick desktop access Gives insights in the construction, strengths, and limitations of the geological time scale that greatly enhances its function and its utility Aids understanding by combining with the mathematical and statistical methods to scaled composites of global succession of events Meets the needs of a range of users at various points in the workflow (researchers extracting linear time from rock records, students recognizing the geologic stage by their content)},
AUTHOR = {Gradstein, F M and Ogg, James G and Schmitz, Mark and Ogg, Gabi},
PUBLISHER = {Elsevier},
URL = {http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=usoqlA8AVDUC&printsec=frontcover&dq=intitle:The+Geologic+Time+Scale+2012&hl=&cd=1&source=gbs_api},
DATE = {2012-09},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/LW5ICDBA/A41790CC-B4B9-4D87-8F23-0C8551C88F5C.pdf},
ISBN = {0-444-59448-5},
KEYWORDS = {Geology,Stratigraphy},
LANGID = {english},
PAGETOTAL = {1143},
TITLE = {The {{Geologic Time Scale}} 2012},
}
@ARTICLE{Reisz1981SPMNHUK,
AUTHOR = {Reisz, Robert R.},
DATE = {1981-03-18},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/VI6SPSWL/21A97A2E-2217-4A8B-B9A7-B18E9605413C.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Special Publication of the Museum of Natural History, University of Kansas},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
PAGES = {74 pp},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Spec Publ Mus Nat Hist Univ Kansas},
TITLE = {A Diapsid Reptile from the {{Pennsylvanian}} of {{Kansas}}},
VOLUME = {7},
}
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AUTHOR = {Falcon-Lang, H. J. and Benton, M. J. and Stimson, M.},
DATE = {2007},
DOI = {10.1144/0016-76492007-015},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of the Geological Society, London},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
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SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Geol. Soc. Lond.},
TITLE = {Ecology of the {{Earliest Reptiles Inferred}} from {{Basal Pennsylvanian Trackways}}},
VOLUME = {164},
}
@ARTICLE{Ketchum2004CJES,
AUTHOR = {Ketchum, Hilary F. and Barrett, Paul M.},
DATE = {2004-01-24},
DOI = {10.1139/E03-084},
JOURNALTITLE = {Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
PAGES = {1--8},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Can. J. Earth Sci.},
TITLE = {New Reptile Material from the {{Lower Triassic}} of {{Madagascar}}: Implications for the {{Permian}}–{{Triassic}} Extinction Event},
VOLUME = {41},
}
@ARTICLE{Reisz2011PRSB,
ABSTRACT = {The initial stages of evolution of Diapsida (the large clade that includes not only snakes, lizards, crocodiles and birds, but also dinosaurs and numerous other extinct taxa) is clouded by an exceedingly poor Palaeozoic fossil record. Previous studies had indicated a 38 Myr gap between the first appearance of the oldest diapsid clade (Araeoscelidia), ca 304 million years ago (Ma), and that of its sister group in the Middle Permian (ca 266 Ma). Two new reptile skulls from the Richards Spur locality, Lower Permian of Oklahoma, represent a new diapsid reptile: Orovenator mayorum n. gen. et sp. A phylogenetic analysis identifies O. mayorum as the oldest and most basal member of the araeoscelidian sister group. As Richards Spur has recently been dated to 289 Ma, the new diapsid neatly spans the above gap by appearing 15 Myr after the origin of Diapsida. The presence of O. mayorum at Richards Spur, which records a diverse upland fauna, suggests that initial stages in the evolution of non-araeoscelidian diapsids may have been tied to upland environments. This hypothesis is consonant with the overall scant record for non-araeoscelidian diapsids during the Permian Period, when the well-known terrestrial vertebrate communities are preserved almost exclusively in lowland deltaic, flood plain and lacustrine sedimentary rocks.},
AUTHOR = {Reisz, Robert R and Modesto, Sean P and Scott, Diane M},
DATE = {2011-12},
DOI = {10.1098/rspb.2011.0439},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/TWE8FYXJ/85030E53-3580-4BE2-B4BF-9C1FB3E63C83.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1725},
PAGES = {3731--3737},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Proc Roy Soc B},
TITLE = {A New {{Early Permian}} Reptile and Its Significance in Early Diapsid Evolution},
VOLUME = {278},
}
@ARTICLE{Ruta2011P,
AUTHOR = {Ruta, Marcello and Cisneros, Juan C and Liebrecht, Torsten and Tsuji, Linda A and Müller, Johannes},
DATE = {2011-04},
DOI = {10.1111/j.1475-4983.2011.01051.x},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/PHIACJJD/E5FB6180-07EE-42E5-A344-49033D233499.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {5},
PAGES = {1117--1137},
TITLE = {Amniotes through Major Biological Crises: Faunal Turnover among {{Parareptiles}} and the End-{{Permian}} Mass Extinction},
VOLUME = {54},
}
@ARTICLE{Kissel2002CJES,
AUTHOR = {Kissel, Richard A. and Dilkes, David W. and Reisz, Robert R.},
DATE = {2002-09-12},
DOI = {10.1139/E02-040},
JOURNALTITLE = {Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
PAGES = {1363--1372},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Can J Earth Sci},
TITLE = {{{{\emph{Captorhinus magnus,}}}} a New Captorhinid ({{Amniota}}: {{Eureptilia}}) from the {{Lower Permian}} of {{Oklahoma}}, with New Evidence on the Homology of the Astragalus},
VOLUME = {39},
}
@ARTICLE{Fischer2012PO,
ABSTRACT = {Background Ichthyosauria is a diverse clade of marine amniotes that spanned most of the Mesozoic. Until recently, most authors interpreted the fossil record as showing that three major extinction events affected this group during its history: one during the latest Triassic, one at the Jurassic–Cretaceous boundary (JCB), and one (resulting in total extinction) at the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary. The JCB was believed to eradicate most of the peculiar morphotypes found in the Late Jurassic, in favor of apparently less specialized forms in the Cretaceous. However, the record of ichthyosaurs from the Berriasian–Barremian interval is extremely limited, and the effects of the end-Jurassic extinction event on ichthyosaurs remains poorly understood. Methodology/Principal Findings Based on new material from the Hauterivian of England and Germany and on abundant material from the Cambridge Greensand Formation, we name a new ophthalmosaurid, Acamptonectes densus gen. et sp. nov. This taxon shares numerous features with Ophthalmosaurus, a genus now restricted to the Callovian–Berriasian interval. Our phylogenetic analysis indicates that Ophthalmosauridae diverged early in its history into two markedly distinct clades, Ophthalmosaurinae and Platypterygiinae, both of which cross the JCB and persist to the late Albian at least. To evaluate the effect of the JCB extinction event on ichthyosaurs, we calculated cladogenesis, extinction, and survival rates for each stage of the Oxfordian–Barremian interval, under different scenarios. The extinction rate during the JCB never surpasses the background extinction rate for the Oxfordian–Barremian interval and the JCB records one of the highest survival rates of the interval. Conclusions/Significance There is currently no evidence that ichthyosaurs were affected by the JCB extinction event, in contrast to many other marine groups. Ophthalmosaurid ichthyosaurs remained diverse from their rapid radiation in the Middle Jurassic to their total extinction at the beginning of the Late Cretaceous.},
AUTHOR = {Fischer, Valentin and Maisch, Michael W and Naish, Darren and Kosma, Ralf and Liston, Jeff J and Joger, Ulrich and Krüger, Fritz J and Pérez, Judith Pardo and Tainsh, Jessica and Appleby, Robert M},
PUBLISHER = {Public Library of Science},
DATE = {2012-01},
DOI = {10.1371/journal.pone.0029234},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/QVQC9YSF/F3860F8C-E425-47CC-9801-26121C079603.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {PLoS ONE},
KEYWORDS = {Acamptonectes},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {e29234--2},
TITLE = {New {{Ophthalmosaurid Ichthyosaurs}} from the {{European Lower Cretaceous Demonstrate Extensive Ichthyosaur Survival}} across the {{Jurassic}}–{{Cretaceous Boundary}}},
VOLUME = {7},
}
@ARTICLE{Bardet2000JP,
AUTHOR = {Bardet, Nathalie and Fernández, Marta S.},
DATE = {2000-06-01},
DOI = {10.1666/0022-3360(2000)074\\<0503:ANIFTU\\>2.0.CO;2},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {503--511},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {A {{New Ichthyosaur}} from the {{Upper Jurassic Lithographic Limestones}} of {{Bavaria}}},
VOLUME = {74},
}
@ARTICLE{Maxwell2010JVP,
ABSTRACT = {... DOI: http://dx.doi.org/ 10.1080 / 02724631003617944 . Published online: 24 March 2010. ... DOI: http://dx.doi.org/ 10.1080 / 02724631003617944 . Published online: 24 March 2010. FIGURE 2 Cranial elements of Arthropterygius chrisorum CMN 40608. ...},
AUTHOR = {Maxwell, Erin E},
DATE = {2010-04-24},
DOI = {10.1080/02724631003617944},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/ZRIARUSU/1BFC884F-90E9-4559-83FE-770BFF9F9596.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,taxonomy,ichthyosaurs,Canada,\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {403--415},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {Generic Reassignment of an Ichthyosaur from the {{Queen Elizabeth Islands}}, {{Northwest Territories}}, {{Canada}}},
VOLUME = {30},
}
@ARTICLE{Druckenmiller2010CJES,
AUTHOR = {Druckenmiller, Patrick S and Maxwell, Erin E},
DATE = {2010},
DOI = {10.1139/E10-028},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/J6RWCX93/4C9CD0D8-5BF5-4CCE-B665-6D2862A93890.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {8},
PAGES = {1037--1053},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Can. J. Earth Sci.},
TITLE = {A New {{Lower Cretaceous}} (Lower {{Albian}}) Ichthyosaur Genus from the {{Clearwater Formation}}, {{Alberta}}, {{Canada}}},
VOLUME = {47},
}
@ARTICLE{Jiang2006JVP,
AUTHOR = {Jiang, Dayong and Schmitz, Lars and Hao, Weicheng and Sun, Yuan-Lin},
DATE = {2006-03},
DOI = {10.1671/0272-4634(2006)26[60:ANMIFT]2.0.CO;2},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/42J8KTVH/3A213C8A-00B5-46CF-B723-BA80ACE30EDE.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {60--69},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {A New Mixosaurid Ichthyosaur from the {{Middle Triassic}} of {{China}}},
VOLUME = {26},
}
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AUTHOR = {Dal Sasso, Cristiano and Pinna, Giovanni},
DATE = {1996},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/864I362B/Dal_Sasso_Pinna_1996_Paleontologia_Lombarda_iBesanosaurus_leptorhynchus-i_n.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Paleontologia Lombarda},
KEYWORDS = {Triassic,Besanosaurus},
NOTE = {ZSCC: NoCitationData[s0]},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {3--23},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Paleontol Lombard},
TITLE = {{{{\emph{Besanosaurus leptorhynchus}} n. gen. n. sp.,}} a New Shastasaurid Ichthyosaur from the {{Middle Triassic}} of {{Besano}} ({{Lombardy}}, {{N}}. {{Italy}})},
VOLUME = {4},
}
@ARTICLE{Moon2018MPS,
AUTHOR = {Moon, Benjamin C. and Kirton, Angela M.},
DATE = {2018-11},
DOI = {10.1080/02693445.2018.1468139},
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JOURNALTITLE = {Monograph of the Palaeontographical Society},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Brachypterygius,Tithonian,Nannopterygius,Macropterygius,Oxfordian,Kimmeridgian,taxonomy,UK,ichthyosaurs},
NUMBER = {650},
PAGES = {85--176},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Monogr. Palaeontogr. Soc.},
TITLE = {Ichthyosaurs of the {{British Middle}} and {{Upper Jurassic}}. {{Part}} 2, {{{\emph{Brachypterygius}}}}{\emph{, }}{{{\emph{Nannopterygius}}}}{\emph{, }}{{{\emph{Macropterygius}}}}{\emph{,}} and {{{\emph{Taxa Invalida}}}}},
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DATE = {1998-11-03},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/NC9MW93M/4B5CFC8E-99A9-4476-8E47-A0E662BC2771.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Paleontologicheskii Zhurnal},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Brachypterygius,Grendelius,\#nosource},
PAGES = {82--86},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Palaeontol Zhurn},
TITLE = {The Ichthyosaur {{{\emph{Otschevia pseudoscythica}} gen. et sp. nov.}} from the {{Upper Jurassic}} of {{Ulyanovsk Volga}}},
VOLUME = {1998},
}
@ARTICLE{Merriam1902UCBDG,
AUTHOR = {Merriam, John C.},
DATE = {1902-06},
JOURNALTITLE = {University of California, Bulletin of the Department of Geology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {63--108},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Univ Californ Bull Dept Geol},
TITLE = {{{Triassic}} {{Ichthyopterygia}} from {{California}} and {{Nevada}}},
VOLUME = {3},
}
@ARTICLE{Merriam1908MUC,
AUTHOR = {Merriam, John C.},
DATE = {1908},
JOURNALTITLE = {Memoirs of the University of California},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {1--252},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Mem Univ Calif},
TITLE = {{{Triassic}} {{Ichthyosauria}}, with Special Reference to the American Forms},
VOLUME = {1},
}
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AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {1994-06},
DOI = {10.1080/02724634.1994.10011550},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/6MC5DWEH/543DD086-910C-460E-A7F0-B052F2FD1DA0.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {Triassic,taxonomy,ichthyosaurs,British Columbia},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {168--179},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {A New Species of {{{\emph{Shastasaurus}}}} ({{Reptilia}}: {{Ichthyosauria}}) from the {{Triassic}} of {{British Columbia}}: The Most Complete Exemplar of the Genus},
VOLUME = {14},
}
@ARTICLE{Motani2015N,
AUTHOR = {Motani, Ryosuke and Jiang, Da-Yong and Chen, Guanbao and Tintori, Andrea and Rieppel, Olivier and Ji, Cheng and Huang, Jian-Dong},
DATE = {2015-01-22},
DOI = {10.1038/nature13866},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/IMCM45CZ/Motani_etal_2015_Nature_A_basal_ichthyosauriform_with_a_short_snout_from_the_Lower_Triassic_of_China.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Nature},
NUMBER = {7535},
PAGES = {485--488},
TITLE = {A Basal Ichthyosauriform with a Short Snout from the {{Lower Triassic}} of {{China}}},
VOLUME = {517},
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ABSTRACT = {¡div class="title"¿A new ichthyosaur from the Tithonian (Late Jurassic) of the Neuquén Basin, northwestern Patagonia, Argentina¡/div¿ - Volume 71 Issue 3 - M. S. Fernández},
AUTHOR = {Fernández, Marta S},
PUBLISHER = {Cambridge University Press},
DATE = {1997-05},
DOI = {10.1017/S0022336000039494},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/FERNT639/4D6FE70B-DD67-4F49-B8BA-AABB7C7D89B2.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Caypullisaurus},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {479--484},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {A New Ichthyosaur from the {{Tithonian}} ({{Late Jurassic}}) of the {{Neuquén Basin}}, Northwestern {{Patagonia}}, {{Argentina}}},
VOLUME = {71},
}
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AUTHOR = {Fernández, Marta S},
DATE = {1994},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/FTV6G69W/2E2D3011-67D5-4884-A038-21B169338B53.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Ameghiniana},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Stenopterygius,Chacaicosaurus},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {291--297},
TITLE = {A New Long-Snouted Ichthyosaur from the {{Early Bajocian}} of {{Neuquén Basin}} ({{Argentina}})},
VOLUME = {31},
}
@ARTICLE{Motani2014PO,
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DATE = {2014-02},
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JOURNALTITLE = {PLoS ONE},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {e88640},
TITLE = {Terrestrial Origin of Viviparity in {{Mesozoic}} Marine Reptiles Indicated by {{Early Triassic}} Embryonic Fossils},
VOLUME = {9},
}
@ARTICLE{Motani2015JVP,
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DATE = {2015-02},
DOI = {10.1080/02724634.2014.892011},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/XNGDNSEL/76E85DBD-D5BE-47FC-9397-8DC11B2A013D.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {e892011},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J Vertebr Paleontol},
TITLE = {Status of {{{\emph{Chaohusaurus chaoxianensis}}}} ({{Chen}}, 1985)},
VOLUME = {35},
}
@ARTICLE{Chen2013AGS,
AUTHOR = {Chen, Xiaohong and Sander, P Martin and Cheng, Long and Wang, Xiaofeng},
DATE = {2013-07},
DOI = {10.1111/1755-6724.12078},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/ZX6926VJ/20725EDE-1C99-4315-9121-85B8CEA37EF9.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Acta Geologica Sinica},
KEYWORDS = {Chaohusaurus},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {672--677},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Acta Geol. Sin.},
TITLE = {A New {{Triassic}} Primitive Ichthyosaur from {{Yuanan}}, {{South China}}},
VOLUME = {87},
}
@ARTICLE{Liu2013P,
AUTHOR = {Liu, Jun and Motani, Ryosuke and Jiang, Dayong and Hu, Shixue and Aitchison, Jonathan C and Rieppel, Olivier C and Benton, Michael J and Zhang, Qi-Yue and Zhou, Chang-Yong},
DATE = {2013-02},
DOI = {10.1111/pala.12021},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/P4MDDN2V/F6ABC252-37D8-42A4-A557-84CDD97940A9.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {849--866},
TITLE = {The First Specimen of the {{Middle Triassic}} Ichthyosaur {{{\emph{Phalarodon atavus}}}} ({{Ichthyosauria}}: {{Mixosauridae}}) from {{South China}}, Showing Postcranial Anatomy and Peri-{{Tethyan}} Distribution},
VOLUME = {56},
}
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DATE = {2016},
DOI = {10.4202/app.00252.2016},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/3BS8AZJ9/9B7F0C83-056D-45BE-86FE-4283864802B0.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Acta Palaeontologica Polonica},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {791--803},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Acta Palaeontol. Pol.},
TITLE = {A New Ophthalmosaurid Ichthyosaur Species from the {{Late Jurassic}} of {{Owadόw}}-{{Brzezinki Quarry}}, {{Poland}}},
VOLUME = {61},
}
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DATE = {2012},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/4M2LVHSR/45C50066-AAFA-4180-BD54-12783B2DD2E7.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Norwegian Journal of Geology},
KEYWORDS = {Arthropterygius,Cryopterygius,Palvennia,\#nosource},
PAGES = {311--339},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Nor. J. Geol.},
TITLE = {Two New Ophthalmosaurids ({{Reptilia}}: {{Ichthyosauria}}) from the {{Agardhfjellet Formation}} ({{Upper Jurassic}}: {{Volgian}}/{{Tithonian}}), {{Svalbard}}, {{Norway}}},
VOLUME = {92},
}
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DATE = {1989-07-30},
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JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {Cymbospondylus,\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {163--173},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {The Large Ichthyosaur {{{\emph{Cymbospondylus buchseri}}, sp. nov.,}} from the {{Middle Triassic}} of {{Monte San Giorgio}} ({{Switzerland}}), with a Survey of the Genus in {{Europe}}},
VOLUME = {9},
}
@ARTICLE{Frobisch2006ZJLS,
AUTHOR = {Fröbisch, Nadia B and Sander, P Martin and Rieppel, Olivier C},
DATE = {2006-08},
DOI = {10.1111/j.1096-3642.2006.00225.x},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/R8QVPZ4B/EF020492-B88A-4F7C-A23F-B1885AB83EB9.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society},
KEYWORDS = {Cymbospondylus},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {515--538},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Zool. J. Linn. Soc.},
TITLE = {A New Species of {{{\emph{Cymbospondylus}}}} ({{Diapsida}}, {{Ichthyosauria}}) from the {{Middle Triassic}} of {{Nevada}} and a Re-Evaluation of the Skull Osteology of the Genus},
VOLUME = {147},
}
@ARTICLE{Brusatte2015SJG,
AUTHOR = {Brusatte, Stephen L and Young, Mark T and Challands, Thomas J and Clark, Neil Donald Lewis and Fischer, Valentin and Fraser, Nicholas C and Liston, Jeff J and MacFadyen, Colin C J and Ross, Dugald A and Walsh, Stig A and Wilkinson, Mark},
DATE = {2015-05},
DOI = {10.1144/sjg2014-018},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/U4G8CH7X/26403521-2610-4D4C-B67E-F8F2CF16E8B6.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Scottish Journal of Geology},
KEYWORDS = {Dearcmhara,\#nosource},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {1--13},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Scott. J. Geol.},
TITLE = {Ichthyosaurs from the {{Jurassic}} of {{Skye}}, {{Scotland}}},
VOLUME = {51},
}
@ARTICLE{vonHuene1951NJGPA,
OPTIONS = {useprefix=1},
AUTHOR = {von Huene, Friedrich F.},
DATE = {1951},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/6QQFEHKA/7A911C6F-4D91-41CC-A0DA-AE0350590F06.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie – Abhandlungen},
LANGID = {german},
PAGES = {277--284},
SHORTJOURNAL = {N Jahrb Geol Paläontol Abh},
TITLE = {Ein neuer Fund von \emph{Eurhinosaurus longirostris}},
VOLUME = {93},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan1986N,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {1986-07},
DOI = {10.1038/322454a0},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/CDCFULBU/CB6398E7-49F5-454D-8508-E422814E222C.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Nature},
NUMBER = {6078},
PAGES = {454--456},
TITLE = {A Putative Ancestor for the Swordfish-like Ichthyosaur {{{\emph{Eurhinosaurus}}}}},
VOLUME = {322},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan2003JVP,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {2003-12},
DOI = {10.1671/1860-20},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/5PJHFNJ8/08536B2B-9BC2-4C81-A0D4-FD20A6E27A6F.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {950--956},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {A New Specimen of {{{\emph{Excalibosaurus}}}} from the {{English Lower Jurassic}}},
VOLUME = {23},
}
@ARTICLE{Paparella2016GM,
AUTHOR = {Paparella, Ilaria and Maxwell, Erin E and Cipriani, Angelo and Roncacè, Scilla and Caldwell, Michael W},
DATE = {2016-07-11},
DOI = {10.1017/S0016756816000455},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/92J9LZ23/Paparella_et_al_2016_The_first_ophthalmosaurid_ichthyosaur_from_the_Upper_Jurassic_of_the_Umbrian–Marchean_Apennines.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Geological Magazine},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {837--858},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Geol. Mag.},
TITLE = {The First Ophthalmosaurid Ichthyosaur from the {{Upper Jurassic}} of the {{Umbrian}}–{{Marchean Apennines}} ({{Marche}}, {{Central Italy}})},
VOLUME = {154},
}
@ARTICLE{Arkhangelsky2001PJ,
AUTHOR = {Arkhangelsky, Maxim S},
DATE = {2001-11-01},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/RW8U6W7U/9CF1FECF-52DB-4F58-BCA6-FA8E6434135D.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Paleontological Journal},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {6},
PAGES = {629--635},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Paleontol J},
TITLE = {On a New Ichthyosaur of the {{Genus}} {{{\emph{Otschevia}}}} from the {{Volgian Stage}} of the {{Volga Region}} near {{Ulyanovsk}}},
VOLUME = {35},
}
@ARTICLE{Zverkov2015PZIRa,
ABSTRACT = {ABSTRACT The Upper Jurassic ichthyosaurs, characterized by the intermedium/humeral contact are known from several localities in Europe and North America. However, they are often described either briefly, or based on fragmentary material, resulting in a taxonomic tangle in most overviews. Grendelius McGowan, 1976 was previously synonymized with Brachypterygius Huene, 1922. However, it possesses a number of distinct features: ...},
AUTHOR = {Zverkov, Nikolay G. and Arkhangelsky, Maxim S. and Stenshin, Ilya M.},
DATE = {2015-12},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/Y2LZ8ZFJ/B5864E1B-FC74-4AD0-9679-C9A9F4BDB6A2.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Proceedings of the Zoological Institute RAS},
KEYWORDS = {Kimmeridgian,taxonomy,UK,ichthyosaurs,Russia},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {558--588},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Proc. Zool. Inst. RAS},
TITLE = {A Review of {{Russian Upper Jurassic}} Ichthyosaurs with an Intermedium/Humeral Contact. {{Reassessing}} {{{\emph{Grendelius}}}} {{McGowan}}, 1976},
VOLUME = {319},
}
@ARTICLE{Motani2000P,
AUTHOR = {Motani, Ryosuke},
DATE = {2000-01-15},
DOI = {10.1111/1475-4983.00115},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/3SBKSNLC/EE22DDC2-D35F-4BDC-9E83-DFF1A574F528.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {1--14},
TITLE = {Skull of {{{\emph{Grippia}}}}{\emph{ Longirostris}}: No Contradiction with a Diapsid Affinity for the {{Ichthyopterygia}}},
VOLUME = {43},
}
@ARTICLE{Pan2006ASNUP,
AUTHOR = {Pan, Xin-Ru and Jiang, Dayong and Sun, Zuo-Yu and Cai, Tao and Zhang, Da-peng and Xie, Jia-Lin},
DATE = {2006-03},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/4BPGYIT2/69AD4D05-A065-49C1-8A1A-4CB60B2BCD57.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {6},
PAGES = {697--703},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Acta Scient Natur Univ Pekin},
TITLE = {Discussion on {{{\emph{Guizhouichthyosaurus tangae}}}} {{Cao}} and {{Luo}} in {{Yin}} et al., 2000 ({{Reptilia}}, {{Ichthyosauria}}) from the {{Late Triassic}} of {{Guanling County}}, {{Guizhou}}},
VOLUME = {42},
}
@ARTICLE{Chen2007GC,
ABSTRACT = {Image},
AUTHOR = {Chen, Xiaohong and Cheng, Long and Sander, P Martin},
DATE = {2007},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/TTSIIZCD/85B18CA4-D7B0-4ADF-9394-3767FF31554E.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Geology in China},
KEYWORDS = {Shastasaurus,Callawayia},
PAGES = {974--982},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Geol. China},
TITLE = {A New Species of {{{\emph{Callawayia}}}} ({{Reptilia}}: {{Ichthyosauria}}) from the {{Late Triassic}} in {{Guanling}}, {{Guizhou}}},
VOLUME = {34},
}
@ARTICLE{Brinkman1992P,
AUTHOR = {Brinkman, Donald B and Xijin, Zhao and Nicholls, Elizabeth L},
DATE = {1992},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/TK8JE8VF/695BEC41-75E9-4797-85D9-DEEE8B6C1A3B.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {465--474},
TITLE = {A Primitive Ichthyosaur from the {{Lower Triassic}} of {{British Columbia}}, {{Canada}}},
VOLUME = {35},
}
@ARTICLE{Cuthbertson2013JVP,
AUTHOR = {Cuthbertson, Robin S and Russell, Anthony P and Anderson, Jason S},
DATE = {2013-07},
DOI = {10.1080/02724634.2013.755989},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/5XAKAUER/8C80067C-686E-45D2-8CA1-E0417A8B190C.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
KEYWORDS = {Gulosaurus},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {831--847},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {Cranial Morphology and Relationships of a New Grippidian ({{Ichthyopterygia}}) from the {{Vega}}–{{Phroso Siltstone Member}} ({{Lower Triassic}}) of {{British Columbia}}, {{Canada}}},
VOLUME = {33},
}
@ARTICLE{Maisch2008P,
AUTHOR = {Maisch, Michael W.},
DATE = {2008-12-30},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/79UXPNQ4/17B4E11D-F9B5-4ED3-A999-D857B31B0150.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeodiversity},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
LANGID = {german},
PAGES = {227--271},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Palaeodiversity},
TITLE = {Revision der Gattung \emph{Stenopterygius} Jaekel, 1904 emend. von Huene, 1922 (Reptilia: Ichthyosauria) aus dem unteren Jura Westeuropas},
VOLUME = {1},
}
@ARTICLE{Caine2011P,
AUTHOR = {Caine, Hannah and Benton, Michael J.},
DATE = {2011-09-01},
DOI = {10.1111/j.1475-4983.2011.01093.x},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/JEP73HMM/Caine_Benton_2011_Palaeontology_Ichthyosauria_from_the_Upper_Lias_of_Strawberry_Bank,_England.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Toarcian,Stenopterygius,Hauffiopteryx,taxonomy,UK,ichthyosaurs},
NUMBER = {5},
PAGES = {1069--1093},
TITLE = {Ichthyosauria from the {{Upper Lias}} of {{Strawberry Bank}}, {{England}}},
VOLUME = {54},
}
@ARTICLE{Marek2015P,
ABSTRACT = {Even after 200 years of study, some details of the cranial anatomy of ichthyosaurs, one of the most successful groups of marine vertebrates in the Mesozoic, are still unclear. New information on the braincase, palate and occiput are provided from three‐dimensional scans of an exceptionally preserved ichthyosaur (\emph{'Hauffiopteryx' typicus}) skull from the Toarcian (183--174 Ma, Lower Jurassic) of Strawberry Bank, England. This ichthyosaur has unusual, hollow, tubular hyoid bars. The occipital and braincase region is fully reconstructed, creating the first digital cranial endocast of an ichthyosaur. Enlarged optic lobes and an enlarged cerebellum suggest neuroanatomical adaptations that allowed it to be a highly mobile, visual predator. The olfactory region also appears to be enlarged, suggesting that olfaction was more important for ichthyosaurs than has been assumed. Phylogenetic analysis suggests this ichthyosaur is closely related to, but distinct from, \emph{Hauffiopteryx,} and positioned within Thunnosauria, a more derived position than previously recovered. These results further our knowledge of ichthyosaur cranial anatomy in three dimensions and provide a platform in which to study the anatomical adaptations that allowed ichthyosaurs to dominate the marine realm during the Mesozoic.},
AUTHOR = {Marek, Ryan D. and Moon, Benjamin C. and Williams, Matt and Benton, Michael J.},
DATE = {2015-07},
DOI = {10.1111/pala.12174},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/RVH2AFDL/Marek_et_al_2015_The_skull_and_endocranium_of_a_Lower_Jurassic_ichthyosaur_based_on_digital_reconstructions.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Toarcian,Hauffiopteryx,taxonomy,ichthyosaurs},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {4},
PAGES = {723--742},
TITLE = {The Skull and Endocranium of a {{Lower Jurassic}} Ichthyosaur Based on Digital Reconstructions},
VOLUME = {58},
}
@ARTICLE{Motani1999P,
AUTHOR = {Motani, Ryosuke and Manabe, Makoto and Dong, Zhiming M},
DATE = {1999-06},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/G5A485ED/4A572B99-B567-4588-82B6-8DDF191C00CC.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Paludicola},
KEYWORDS = {Triassic,Himalayasaurus,\#nosource},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {174--181},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Paludicola},
TITLE = {The Status of {{{\emph{Himalayasaurus tibetensis}}}} ({{Ichthyopterygia}})},
VOLUME = {2},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan1995CJES,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {1995-03},
DOI = {10.1139/e95-024},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/6K6FN7BI/568A89CF-A87C-402A-820A-92D714785CBD.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences},
KEYWORDS = {Triassic,Macgowania},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {292--303},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Can. J. Earth Sci.},
TITLE = {A Remarkable Small Ichthyosaur from the {{Upper Triassic}} of {{British Columbia}}, Representing a New Genus and Species},
VOLUME = {32},
}
@ARTICLE{Carroll1991PTRSBBS,
AUTHOR = {Carroll, Robert L and Zhi-Ming, D},
DATE = {1991-02},
DOI = {10.1098/rstb.1991.0004},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/DGKKZCDX/Carroll_Zhi-Ming_1991_Phil._Trans._R._Soc._B_iHupehsuchus-i,_an_enigmatic_aquatic_reptile_from_the_Triassic_of_China,.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences},
KEYWORDS = {Triassic,Olenekian,Hupehsuchus,\#nosource,_tablet},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1260},
PAGES = {131--153},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B},
TITLE = {\emph{Hupehsuchus}, an Enigmatic Aquatic Reptile from the {{Triassic}} of {{China}}, and the Problem of Establishing Relationships},
VOLUME = {331},
}
@INCOLLECTION{McGowan2003HoP,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher and Motani, Ryosuke},
EDITOR = {Sues, Hans-Dieter},
LOCATION = {Munich},
PUBLISHER = {Verlag Dr. Friedrich Pfeil},
BOOKTITLE = {Handbook of {{Paleoherpetology}}},
DATE = {2003},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
PAGES = {175},
TITLE = {Ichthyopterygia},
VOLUME = {8},
}
@ARTICLE{Lomax2015JVP,
AUTHOR = {Lomax, Dean R and Massare, Judy A},
DATE = {2015-02},
DOI = {10.1080/02724634.2014.903260},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/IYGU2F8B/E4C6D3F8-C879-456E-A3EC-E45053B6D77B.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {2},
PAGES = {e903260},
SHORTJOURNAL = {J. Vertebr. Paleontol.},
TITLE = {A New Species of {{{\emph{Ichthyosaurus}}}} from the {{Lower Jurassic}} of {{West Dorset}}, {{England}}, {{U}}.{{K}}.},
VOLUME = {35},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan1974LSCROMa,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
LOCATION = {Toronto :},
PUBLISHER = {Royal Ontario Museum,},
DATE = {1974-12},
DOI = {10.5962/bhl.title.52056},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/9KEYRBNE/19F35209-0AF5-4A7D-8CE6-9D324A1CA3D0.pdf},
ISBN = {0888541651},
JOURNALTITLE = {Life Sciences Contributions of the Royal Ontario Museum},
PAGES = {1--30},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Life Sci. Contrib. R. Ont. Mus.},
TITLE = {A Revision of the Latipinnate Ichthyosaurs of the {{Lower Jurassic}} of {{England}} ({{Reptilia}}: {{Ichthyosauria}})},
VOLUME = {100},
}
@ARTICLE{Lomax2017PP,
AUTHOR = {Lomax, Dean R and Massare, Judy A},
DATE = {2017-02},
DOI = {10.1002/spp2.1065},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/6NW6GBPF/Lomax_Massare_2017_Two_new_species_of_iIchthyosaurus-i_from_the_lowermost_Jurassic_(Hettangian)_of_Somerset,.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Papers in Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {Ichthyosaurus,Jurassic,Hettangian,Sinemurian,taxonomy,UK,ichthyosaurs},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {1--20},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Pap. Palaeontol.},
TITLE = {Two New Species of {{{\emph{Ichthyosaurus}}}} from the Lowermost {{Jurassic}} ({{Hettangian}}) of {{Somerset}}, {{England}}},
VOLUME = {3},
}
@ARTICLE{Wiman1910BGIU,
AUTHOR = {Wiman, Carl},
DATE = {1910-12},
JOURNALTITLE = {Bulletin of the Geological Institute of Upsala},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {124--148},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Bull Geol Inst Upsala},
TITLE = {{{Ichthyosaurier}} Aus Der Trias {{Spitzbergen}}s},
VOLUME = {10},
}
@ARTICLE{Roberts2014PO,
ABSTRACT = {Abundant new ichthyosaur material has recently been documented in the Slottsmøya Member of the Agardhfjellet Formation from the Svalbard archipelago of Norway. Here we describe a partial skeleton of a new taxon, Janusaurus lundi, that includes much of the skull and representative portions of the postcranium. The new taxon is diagnosed by a suite of cranial character states including a very gracile stapedial shaft, the presence of a dorsal process on the prearticular and autapomorphic postcranial features such as the presence of an interclavicular trough and a conspicuous anterodorsal process of the ilium. The peculiar morphology of the ilia indicates a previously unrecognized degree of morphological variation in the pelvic girdle of ophthalmosaurids. We also present a large species level phylogenetic analysis of ophthalmosaurids including new and undescribed ichthyosaur material from the Upper Jurassic of Svalbard. Our results recover all Svalbard taxa in a single unresolved polytomy nested within Ophthalmosaurinae, which considerably increases the taxonomic composition of this clade. The paleobiogeographical implications of this result suggest the presence of a single clade of Boreal ophthalmosaurid ichthyosaurs that existed during the latest Jurassic, a pattern also reflected in the high degree of endemicity among some Boreal invertebrates, particularly ammonoids. Recent and ongoing descriptions of marine reptiles from the Slottsmøya Member Lagerstätte provide important new data to test hypotheses of marine amniote faunal turnover at the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary.},
AUTHOR = {Roberts, Aubrey Jane and Druckenmiller, Patrick Scott and Sætre, Glenn-Peter and Hurum, Jørn Harald},
DATE = {2014},
DOI = {10.1371/journal.pone.0103152},
EPRINT = {25084533},
EPRINTTYPE = {pmid},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/3GDWFS2V/9AABD6BB-7BD4-45F9-AAE6-60DD0AEB984C.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {PLoS ONE},
KEYWORDS = {Arthropterygius,Janusaurus},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {8},
PAGES = {e103152},
TITLE = {A New {{Upper Jurassic}} Ophthalmosaurid Ichthyosaur from the {{Slottsmøya Member}}, {{Agardhfjellet}} Formation of {{Central Spitsbergen}}.},
VOLUME = {9},
}
@ARTICLE{Delsett2017PO,
ABSTRACT = {In spite of a fossil record spanning over 150 million years, pelvic girdle evolution in Ichthyopterygia is poorly known. Here, we examine pelvic girdle size relationships using quantitative methods and new ophthalmosaurid material from the Slottsmøya Member Lagerstätte of Svalbard, Norway. One of these new specimens, which preserves the most complete ichthyosaur pelvic girdle from the Cretaceous, is described herein as a new taxon, Keilhauia nui gen. et sp. nov. It represents the most complete Berriasian ichthyosaur known and the youngest yet described from the Slottsmøya Member. It is diagnosed on the basis of two autapomorphies from the pelvic girdle, including an ilium that is anteroposteriorly expanded at its dorsal end and an ischiopubis that is shorter or subequal in length to the femur, as well as a unique character combination. The Slottsmøya Member Lagerstätte ichthyosaurs are significant in that they represent a diverse assemblage of ophthalmosaurids that existed immediately preceding and across the Jurassic–Cretaceous boundary. They also exhibit considerable variation in pelvic girdle morphology, and expand the known range in size variation of pelvic girdle elements in the clade.},
AUTHOR = {Delsett, Lene Liebe and Roberts, Aubrey Jane and Druckenmiller, Patrick S and Hurum, Jørn Harald},
PUBLISHER = {Public Library of Science},
DATE = {2017-01},
DOI = {10.1371/journal.pone.0169971},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/7BDPBR8S/Delsett_et_al_2017_A_New_Ophthalmosaurid_(Ichthyosauria)_from_Svalbard,_Norway,_and_Evolution_of_the_Ichthyopterygian.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {PLoS ONE},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Keilhauia,Tithonian,taxonomy,ichthyosaurs},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {e0169971--39},
TITLE = {A {{New Ophthalmosaurid}} ({{Ichthyosauria}}) from {{Svalbard}}, {{Norway}}, and {{Evolution}} of the {{Ichthyopterygian Pelvic Girdle}}},
VOLUME = {12},
}
@ARTICLE{Fischer2014GM,
ABSTRACT = {¡div class="title"¿A new Lower Cretaceous ichthyosaur from Russia reveals skull shape conservatism within Ophthalmosaurinae¡/div¿ - Volume 151 Issue 1 - VALENTIN FISCHER, MAXIM S. ARKHANGELSKY, GLEB N. USPENSKY, ILYA M. STENSHIN, PASCAL GODEFROIT},
AUTHOR = {Fischer, Valentin and Arkhangelsky, Maxim S and Uspensky, Gleb N and Stenshin, Ilya M and Godefroit, Pascal},
PUBLISHER = {Cambridge University Press},
DATE = {2014-01},
DOI = {10.1017/S0016756812000994},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/QHG2ZIII/73B12216-5A3F-442B-9E54-72F7D51F9571.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Geological Magazine},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {01},
PAGES = {60--70},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Geol. Mag.},
TITLE = {A New {{Lower Cretaceous}} Ichthyosaur from {{Russia}} Reveals Skull Shape Conservatism within {{Ophthalmosaurinae}}},
VOLUME = {151},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan1999P,
ABSTRACT = {The first ichthyosaur to be recorded from the Pliensbachian Stage of the English Lower Liassic is described as Leptonectes moorei sp. nov., extending the geological range of Leptonectes to the Pliensbachian....},
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher and Milner, Angela C},
PUBLISHER = {Blackwell Publishers Ltd},
DATE = {1999-10},
DOI = {10.1111/1475-4983.00096},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/HDVZ99F4/ECF05F38-5831-43CF-8C92-2A8098379194.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {Jurassic,Leptonectes,taxonomy,UK,ichthyosaurs,Pliensbachian},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {5},
PAGES = {761--768},
TITLE = {A New {{Pliensbachian}} Ichthyosaur from {{Dorset}}, {{England}}},
VOLUME = {42},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan1993CJES,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {1993-06},
DOI = {10.1139/e93-101},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/URCG4DV7/907BDECD-34C0-4A8C-BDD4-BF0924A5C6B6.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences},
LANGID = {english},
NUMBER = {6},
PAGES = {1197--1204},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Can. J. Earth Sci.},
TITLE = {A New Species of Large, Long-Snouted Ichthyosaur from the {{English}} Lower {{Lias}}},
VOLUME = {30},
}
@ARTICLE{McGowan1989P,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {1989},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/NRR8HTLV/McGowan_1989_Palaeontology_iLeptopterygius_tenuirostris-i_and_Other_Long-snouted_Ichthyosaurs_from_the.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Palaeontology},
KEYWORDS = {\#nosource},
NUMBER = {3},
PAGES = {409--427},
SHORTJOURNAL = {Palaeontology},
TITLE = {{{{\emph{Leptopterygius tenuirostris}}}} and Other Long-Snouted Ichthyosaurs from the {{English Lower Lias}}},
VOLUME = {32},
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@ARTICLE{McGowan1996CJES,
AUTHOR = {McGowan, Christopher},
DATE = {1996-01},
DOI = {10.1139/e96-003},
FILE = {/Users/glbcm/Zotero/storage/KIZ5867I/DA5844EB-0AFD-44AE-9644-DC9A4365ECCB.pdf},
JOURNALTITLE = {Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences},
KEYWORDS = {Triassic,Hudsonelpidia},