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    by Salgado, Leonardo, Gasparini, Zulma
    Published 2006
    “... of the genus. ETYMOLOGY. — Antarctopelta , shield of Antarctica, antarcto , in reference to the Antarctica...”
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    by Salgado, Leonardo, Gasparini, Zulma
    Published 2006
    “... of the genus. ETYMOLOGY. — Antarctopelta , shield of Antarctica, antarcto , in reference to the Antarctica...”
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    by Salgado, Leonardo, Gasparini, Zulma
    Published 2006
    “... of the genus. ETYMOLOGY. — Antarctopelta, shield of Antarctica, antarcto, in reference to the Antarctica...”
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    by Bianucci, Giovanni, Landini, Walter
    Published 2006
    “... and only included species: Zygophyseter varolai sp. nov. Etymology: The generic name is a combination...”
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    by Bianucci, Giovanni, Landini, Walter
    Published 2006
    “... and only included species : Zygophyseter varolai sp. nov. Etymology : The generic name is a combination...”
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    by Bianucci, Giovanni, Landini, Walter
    Published 2006
    “... and only included species : Zygophyseter varolai sp. nov. Etymology : The generic name is a combination...”
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    “...Scotiazoa gen. nov. Type species: Protoholozoa lilium Monniot et Monniot, 1982 . Etymology: about...”
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    by Stein, David L.
    Published 2012
    “.... Pleural ribs absent. Etymology. Aetheliparis, from the Greek, aethes-, strange, denoting the remarkable...”
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    by Stein, David L.
    Published 2012
    “.... Pleural ribs absent. Etymology. Aetheliparis, from the Greek, aethes-, strange, denoting the remarkable...”
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    “... spine. Etymology. From the Greek words acanthi meaning ‘spine’ and ophis meaning ‘snake’, in reference...”
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    “...Scotiazoa gen. nov. Type species: Protoholozoa lilium Monniot et Monniot, 1982 . Etymology: about...”
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    “...Scotiazoa gen. nov. Type species: Protoholozoa lilium Monniot et Monniot, 1982 . Etymology: about...”
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    by Kim, Il-Hoi, Boxshall, Geoff A.
    Published 2020
    “...] Etymology. The name of the new genus is derived from pro (=”before” in Greek) andthegenericname Doroixys...”
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    “... and throughout much of temperate Eurasia, Japan, and extreme northern Africa. Etymology. The family name is based...”
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    “... & Muizon, 2017 TYPE AND ONLY SPECIES INCLUDED. — Mystacodon selenensis . ETYMOLOGY. — From ancient Greek...”
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    “... & Muizon, 2017 TYPE AND ONLY SPECIES INCLUDED. — Mystacodon selenensis . ETYMOLOGY. — From ancient Greek...”
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    “... Gmelin 1789, non Rallus minutus Pallas 1811, non Rallus minutus JR Forster 1844 Etymology— latin name...”
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    “... Gmelin 1789, non Rallus minutus Pallas 1811, non Rallus minutus JR Forster 1844 Etymology— latin name...”
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    “... Carmichael, 1819) by original designation]. Etymology. Gender masculine. Derived from the Greek nema...”
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    “... to western and Amazonian Ecuador and northern Peru. Etymology. According to Duellman (2001), the generic name...”
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