Lexovisaurus
"Lexovix
Lizard"

Length
|
Time,
Million Years Ago
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Place
|
5m
|
159
- 150
|
England
|
First
Discovered
|
Discoverer
|
Family
|
1957
|
Hoffstetter
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Stegosauria
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Type
Species Information
After
which the Genus is named
Superficially
quite similar to Kentrosaurus, this early stegosaurine is a
more closely related to Stegosaurus. It has large thin plates,
and spines on the hip. In view of the time difference i is unlikely
that the fragmentary Kimmeridgian material belongs to the same
species as the Callovian material
Lexovisaurus durobrivensis
Remains:
3 partial postcrania, skeletal elements (juvenile to adult)
Other
Species
Name
|
Discoverer
|
Named
|
L.
vetustus
|
Lydekker
|
1893
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©
2002 Gavin Rymill
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