摘要
初步研究了辽西地区热河生物群的一具近完整的蜥脚类恐龙骨架,其代表了一新的巨龙型类恐龙——中国辽宁巨龙(Liaoningotitan sinensis gen.et sp.nov)。其主要特征为:上颌骨腹缘下凸,上颌齿列短且位于前部;颧骨前端近平齐于眶前窗的前缘;翼骨的方骨支基部收缩;上颌齿呈叠瓦状排列;上颌齿冠窄勺形,切面呈D字形,缺失唇侧沟和小锯齿;下颌齿9枚,明显小于上颌齿,排列稀松;下颌齿冠不对称,切面呈椭圆形,舌侧的沟和嵴发育,齿冠基部向舌侧膨大;肱骨近端扩展,约为长度的54.9%;肠骨前髋臼突前端较尖。初步的支序分析显示,辽宁巨龙属于巨龙型类恐龙,是比盘足龙和梁龙更为进步的类群。
A nearly complete sauropod skeleton,collected from the Jehol Biota of western Liaoning,is described briefly as a new titanosauriformes,Liaoningotitan sinesis gen.et sp.nov.Its diagnostic characters include:ventral margin of maxilla is convex,upper tooth row is short and anteriorly positioned;anterior extension of jugal nearly reaches the level of the anterior margin of the antorbital fenestra;quadrate wing of the pterygoid constricted basally;upper teeth are imbricated,narrow spatulate crown is D-shaped in cross section,with labial grooves anddenticles absent;well reduced and un-imbricated nine lower teeth;lower tooth crown is asymmetric,elliptical-like in cross section,lingual grooves and ridge present,basal crown bulbous lingually;proximal expansion of the humerus is about 54.9% the length of the humerus,ilium with a pointed preacetabular process.Preliminary result of the phylogenetic analysis shows that Liaoningotitan falls into the clade of titanosauriformes,and is more derived than Euhelopus and Brachiosaurus.
作者
周长付
吴文昊
关谷透
董枝明
ZHOU Chang-fu;WU Wen-hao;SEKIYA Toru;DONG Zhi-ming(Paleontological Institute, Shenyang Normal University, Shenyang 110034, China;Paleontological Museum of Liaoning, Shenyang 110034, China;College of Earth Science and Engineering, Shandong University of Science & Technology, Qingdao 266590, Shandong, China;Research Center of Paleontology & Stratigraphy, Jilin University, Changchun 130026, China;Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum, Fukui 911-8601, Katsuyama, Japan;Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, CAS, Beijing 100044, China)
出处
《世界地质》
CAS
2018年第2期327-333,共7页
World Geology
基金
国土资源部公益性行业专项经费(201311120)
辽宁省百千万人才工程(千层次)项目(2014Q110)联合资助
关键词
辽西
热河生物群
早白垩世
义县组
巨龙型类
western Liaoning
Jehol Biota
Early Cretaceous
Yixian Formation
titanosauriformes