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Article: The edopoid amphibian Cochleosaurus from the Middle Pennsylvanian of Nova Scotia

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 23
Part: 1
Publication Date: January 1980
Page(s): 143 149
Author(s): Olivier Rieppel
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RIEPPEL, O. 1980. The edopoid amphibian Cochleosaurus from the Middle Pennsylvanian of Nova Scotia. Palaeontology23, 1, 143–149.

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Abstract

A new species of the edopoid genus Cochleosaurus, C.florensis, has been found in the Westphalian D deposits of Nova Scotia. It differs from the Czechoslovakian species C. bohemicus in the sculpture pattern of dermal bones and in skull proportions. Morphologically, the skull of Cochleosaurus is intermediate between those of the edopoid genera Dendrerpeton (Westphalian B of Nova Scotia) and Chenoprosopus (Lower Permian of New Mexico).
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