adamantina formation造句

• The Adamantina Formation is part of the Bauru Group of geologic formations.
• "Adamantisaurus " is currently known only from the Adamantina Formation of Brazil.
• It is known from the Turonian-Santonian Adamantina Formation of the Bauru Basin of Brazil.
• It was discovered in the municipality of Catanduva, northern S鉶 Paulo, from the Adamantina Formation.
• The type specimen of " Gondwanatitan faustoi " was found in strata of the Adamantina Formation.
• The Adamantina Formation is part of the larger Bauru Basin, from which several other notosuchians have been found.
• Fossils have been collected from the Los Alamitos Formations of Argentina and the Adamantina Formation and Mar韑ia Formation of Brazil.
• It was found near Presidente Prudente city of southwest S鉶 Paulo, from the Adamantina Formation of the Bauru Basin.
• The first bone remains were found and collected in 1995 by Brazilian paleontologist William Nava, in red rocks from Adamantina Formation.
• They come from the upper part of the Adamantina Formation, indicating a Late Cretaceous ( possibly Campanian / Maastrichtian ) age.
• The specimen was collected at the sediments of the Adamantina Formation during the construction of the new railroad station of Buenopolis city of S鉶 Paulo.
• ""'Morrinhosuchus " "'is an extinct genus of notosuchian crocodyliform from the Late Cretaceous Adamantina Formation of Brazil.
• ""'Gondwanasuchus " "'is an extinct genus of baurusuchid mesoeucrocodylian from the Late Cretaceous Adamantina Formation of Brazil.
• Its relatives include the similarly sized " Stratiotosuchus " from the Adamantina Formation, and " Pabweshi ", from the Pakistani Pab Formation.
• It was collected from the Bairro Cachoeira locality at the base of the Serra da 羐ua Limpa, about 8 km northwest of Monte Alto, from the Adamantina Formation.
• ""'Aplestosuchus " "'is an extinct genus of baurusuchid mesoeucrocodylian known from the Late Cretaceous Adamantina Formation of S鉶 Paulo, southern Brazil.
• While many small carnivorous crocodyliforms are known from the Adamantina Formation, " Stratiotosuchus " and " Baurusuchus " are believed to have been the only large carnivores the Adamantina ecosystem.
• "Adamantisaurus " is named after the Adamantina Formation in the Brazilian state of Greek word " sauros " meaning'lizard', the most common suffix used in dinosaur names.
• The teeth at the back of the jaw are bulbous in shape and circular in cross-section ( this shape is only found in one other notosuchian, " Mariliasuchus ", also from the Adamantina Formation ).
• It was named by Marco Brandalise de Andrade and Reinaldo J . Bertini in Monte Alto County, also from the Adamantina Formation . " S . montealtensis " was reassigned " Caipirasuchus " on the basis of a newly discovered specimen referrable to it.