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Understanding Aeluroscalabotes?

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Old 09-06-2010, 04:13 PM
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Default Understanding Aeluroscalabotes?
What are these?

Pentadactylus felinus
Pentadactylus borneensis
Pentadactylus dorsalis
Aelurosaurus felinus
Aelurosaurus dorsalis
Aeluroscalabotes longicaudatus
Aeluroscalabotes dorsalis

i would asume they are localities but the Pentadactylus confuses me aswell as Aelurosaurus?
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Those are obsolete synonyms. There is currently one recognized species (Aeluroscalabotes felinus) with two subspecies (A. felinus felinus and A. felinus multituberculatus).
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ok i see and what is the A. felinus multituberculatus? vs other A. felinus?
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