A partial skeleton, referred by Tarlo (1960) to Liopleurodon pachydeirus. Originally described and figured by Lydekker (1890). NHMUK lists the material as “partial skull and mandible, numerous teeth, centra of 10 cervical vertebrae, centra of two dorsal vertebrae and three caudals, neural arch of atlas, axis intercentrum, cervical ribs, fore- and hind limbs.”...
Partial skeleton including the skull and mandible, many teeth (78) and vertebrae, neural arches, scapula, humerus, paddle bones (26), pubes, and ischium. From the Leeds collection....
A partial skeleton, less well preserved than the holotype of Leptocleidus clemai. The parts are individually numbered 1 to 100....
Partial skull. McHenry (2009) suggested this specimen could become a potential neotype (alongside QM F10113) of Kronosaurus queenslandicus, as it matches the anatomy and comes from the same strata as the holotype (QM F1609)....
Partial skull and postcranium referred to Kronosaurus. McHenry (2009) suggested this specimen could become a potential neotype (alongside QM F18827) of Kronosaurus queenslandicus, as it matches the anatomy and comes from the same strata as the holotype (QM F1609)....
A rostrum with teeth. Referred specimen of Kronosaurus, referred by Noè and Gómez-Pérez (2021) to Eiectus longmani....
An incomplete skeleton (the famous, heavily reconstructed, Harvard ‘plasterosaurus’) from ‘Army Downs’, Australia. Referred to Kronosaurus, but Noè and Gómez-Pérez (2021) made this specimen the holotype of a new genus and species, Eiectus longmani. ...
Partial skull and mandible; atlas-axis complex; five cervical vertebrae; piece of matrix; large block of matrix with bone scrap still embedded....