occurrenceID	taxonID	catalogNumber	collectionCode	institutionCode	typeStatus	verbatimLabel	sex	individualCount	eventDate	recordedBy	recordNumber	decimalLatitude	decimalLongitude	minimumElevationInMeters	maximumElevationInMeters	minimumDepthInMeters	maximumDepthInMeters	country	stateProvince	municipality	locality	references	associatedOccurrences	associatedReferences	associatedSequences	basisOfRecord
C55C87E7FFFFFF8153310E4AFDE3F8D9.mc.FD9D3CACFFFFFF8C50570EEFFE6EF8A5	C55C87E7FFFFFF8153310E4AFDE3F8D9.taxon				holotype	Central Asia, Middle – Late Jurassic		1													Central Asia	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C55C87E7FFFFFF8153310E4AFDE3F8D9#FD9D3CACFFFFFF8C50570EEFFE6EF8A5				MaterialCitation
C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E.mc.FD9D3CACFFF0FF83528B0EF1FBE5FCCB	C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E.taxon	CCMGE 2, CCMGE 1		ZIN	holotype	The frontal is known from complete and fragmentary specimens [paired articulated frontals in the partial skull roof CCMGE 2 / 12937, in the posterior part of skull ZIN PH 65 / 47, and from the fragmentary frontal CCMGE 1 / 11998 (holotype), Figs 3 A, B, 4, 6 C, D]. The frontal is massive and relatively long with its length almost equalling that of the parietals and it has no anterolateral extension. The anterior part of the bone is roughly triangular and anteriorly extends far below the nasal. The frontals are in contact medially along most of their length and have no median fontanalle (contra Nesov et al., 1996). The lateral edge has a broad, almost triangular process. The anterolateral edge of this process is in contact with the prefrontal and formed together with this bone a distinct postorbital projection, which marked the border between the small orbit and temporal part of orbitotemporal opening (like in Karaurus). The posterolateral edge of the process is thick, depressed, and bordered the anteromedial part of the temporal fenestra. The posterior part of the lateral edge of the bone is parallel to the midline and has a distinct ridge that is continuous and reaches the middle of the lateral process. The posterior edge of the bone is straight and overlaps the parietal. The ventral surface of the bone bears striations, which diverge radially from the centre. The external sculpture is represented by tubercles and short ridges, sometimes anastomosing with other ridges		1										Philippines			PH	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E#FD9D3CACFFF0FF83528B0EF1FBE5FCCB				MaterialCitation
C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E.mc.FD9D3CACFFF0FF8251640EEFFF19FD11	C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E.taxon	CCMGE 1, CCMGE 2, CCMGE 6		ZIN		The squamosal is known from several almost complete specimens: the squamosal in the disarticulated partial skull CCMGE 1 / 12937, the partial squamosals in anatomical position in the posterior part of the skull ZIN PH 65 / 47, squamosal CCMGE 2 / 11998 (type material), and squamosal CCMGE 6 / 12937, Figs 2, 3 A, B, 5, 7). It consists of two distinct parts: a flat dorsal portion and a thin ventral ramus. The ventral ramus diverges anteroventrally from the dorsal part, close to its lateral edge. The dorsal portion is nearly rectangular in dorsal view and is only slightly longer than wide. This orientation of the ventral ramus suggests that the jaw articulation was situated anterior to the occiput. The medial edge of the dorsal portion contacts the lateral edge of the posterolateral expansion of the parietal. The ventral ramus has an expanded middle part and tapering distal part, and bears a distinct ridge on its lateral surface and a groove on its ventral surface. The external sculpture of the dorsal portion is mostly composed of isolated tubercles		1										Philippines			PH	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E#FD9D3CACFFF0FF8251640EEFFF19FD11				MaterialCitation
C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E.mc.FD9D3CACFFF1FF82529F0E16FC00FE59	C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E.taxon	CCMGE 3, CCMGE 1		T		The parasphenoid is known from imprints on the almost complete specimen CCMGE 3 / 11998 (type material) and from the inner structure and outline of the parasphenoid that was made visible by computed tomography (C / T) scanning of the disarticulated partial skull CCMGE 1 / 12937 (Figs 6 H, I, 7). The parasphenoid is relatively broad anteriorly and posteriorly and has a constriction in its middle portion. The parasphenoid rostrum (= cultriform processes) is indented and has a rounded incisure (like in Karaurus). This incisure forms the posterior border of the intervomerine fontanelle. The dorsal and ventral surfaces of the rostrum have a similar sculpture consisting of parallel straight ridges. The lateral processes are relatively short, narrow, and perforated by a small internal carotid foramen opening into a short transversely orientated groove. The posterior portion of the parasphenoid (behind the lateral processes) is nearly rectangular, with parallel-sided lateral edges and a straight posterior edge. The dorsal surface is slightly concave		1														https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C55C87E7FFF2FF8551A40EBAFD1FFC9E#FD9D3CACFFF1FF82529F0E16FC00FE59				MaterialCitation
