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Paratypothorax is a typothoracisine aetosaur, and a member of the clade Paratypothoracisini. Members of this clade are characterized by paramedian plates that are much wider than long, have a distinct radial patterning, sharp anteromedial and anterolateral projections, a smooth anterior bar, and a medially offset dorsal eminence or boss. The holotype specimen, which consists solely of armor, has never been completely described.

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  • thumb|400pxEl Paratyphotorax era un etosaurio algo pequeño y con armadura formada por placas óseas que también prtegían los lados del animal, de forma que era más difícil de tumbar para atacar las partes blandas. Tenía una larga cabeza triangular que terminaba en un morro ideal para excavar en busca de raíces. Categoría:Reptiles Categoría:Cocodrilos Categoría:Arcosaurios Categoría:Etosaurios Categoría:Fauna del Triásico
  • Paratypothorax is a typothoracisine aetosaur, and a member of the clade Paratypothoracisini. Members of this clade are characterized by paramedian plates that are much wider than long, have a distinct radial patterning, sharp anteromedial and anterolateral projections, a smooth anterior bar, and a medially offset dorsal eminence or boss. The holotype specimen, which consists solely of armor, has never been completely described.
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  • (Long & Bellew, 1985)
  • * P. andressorum
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  • Paratypothorax is a typothoracisine aetosaur, and a member of the clade Paratypothoracisini. Members of this clade are characterized by paramedian plates that are much wider than long, have a distinct radial patterning, sharp anteromedial and anterolateral projections, a smooth anterior bar, and a medially offset dorsal eminence or boss. Paratypothorax is also known from Greenland and the western United States. The best skeleton from the Chinle Formation was collected from Petrified Forest National Park by the Field Museum in 1982. The Petrified Forest specimen was described by Hunt and Lucas (1992) and again by Lucas et al. (2006) who assign it to Paratypothorax andressorum; however, this ID has not been accepted by all workers (e.g., Long and Murry, 1995) who suggest that it may be a new taxon. The holotype specimen, which consists solely of armor, has never been completely described.
  • thumb|400pxEl Paratyphotorax era un etosaurio algo pequeño y con armadura formada por placas óseas que también prtegían los lados del animal, de forma que era más difícil de tumbar para atacar las partes blandas. Tenía una larga cabeza triangular que terminaba en un morro ideal para excavar en busca de raíces. Categoría:Reptiles Categoría:Cocodrilos Categoría:Arcosaurios Categoría:Etosaurios Categoría:Fauna del Triásico
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