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Thislist of ichthyosauromorphsis a comprehensive listing of allgenerathat have ever been included in the cladeIchthyosauromorpha,excluding purely vernacular terms. The list includes all commonly accepted genera, but also genera that are now considered invalid, doubtful (nomen dubium), or were not formally published (nomen nudum), as well asjunior synonymsof more established names, and genera that are no longer considered ichthyopterygian. Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygians shall be noted as such. This list contains108genera.

Scope and terminology[edit]

There is no official, canonical list of ichthyosauromorph genera but one of the most thorough attempts can be found at the "Ichthyosauromorpha" section of Mikko Haaramo's Phylogeny Archive.[1]

Naming conventions and terminology follow theInternational Code of Zoological Nomenclature.Technical terms used include:

  • Junior synonym:A name which describes the same taxon as a previously published name. If two or more genera are formally designated and thetype specimensare later assigned to the same genus, the first to be published (in chronological order) is the senior synonym, and all other instances are junior synonyms. Senior synonyms are generally used, except by special decision of the ICZN, but junior synonyms cannot be used again, even if deprecated. Junior synonymy is often subjective, unless the genera described were both based on the same type specimen.
  • Nomen nudum(Latin for "naked name" ): A name that has appeared in print but has not yet been formally published by the standards of the ICZN.Nomina nuda(the plural form) are invalid, and are therefore not italicized as a proper generic name would be. If the name is later formally published, that name is no longer anomen nudumand will be italicized on this list. Often, the formally published name will differ from anynomina nudathat describe the same specimen. In this case, thesenomina nudawill be deleted from this list in favor of the published name.
  • Preoccupied name:A name that is formally published, but which has already been used for another taxon. This second use is invalid (as are all subsequent uses) and the name must be replaced. As preoccupied names are not valid generic names, they will also go unitalicized on this list.
  • Nomen dubium(Latin for "dubious name" ): A name describing a fossil with no unique diagnostic features. As this can be an extremely subjective and controversial designation, this term is not used on this list.

The list[edit]

Genus Authors Year Status Age Location Notes

Acamptonectes[2]

Fischer
et al.

2012

Valid

eK[2]
to
lK[2]

Europe[2]

Actiosaurus

Sauvage

1883

Disputed

Europe

Acuetzpalin[3]

Barrientos

et al.

2020 Valid lJ[3] North America[3]

Aegirosaurus[4]

Bardet
Fernández

2000

Valid

lJ[4]

Europe[4]

A 2 meter long[4]ophthalmosaurid[5]whose remains were discovered in theSolnhofen limestoneand mistaken for a newIchthyosaurusspecies. In2000scientists concluded that thefossilmaterial should be assigned to a new genus.

Anhuisaurus[1]

Chen

1985

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Preoccupied by lizard genusAnhuisaurusHou, 1974. Junior synonym ofChaohusaurus.

Arthropterygius

Maxwell

2010

Valid

lJ

North America

Athabascasaurus

Druckenmiller
Maxwell

2010

Valid

eK

North America

Auroroborealia[6]

Zvernikov
et al.

2021

Valid

lT

Asia

Barracudasauroides

Maisch

2010

Valid

mT

Asia

Besanosaurus[7]

Dal Sasso
Pinna

1996

Valid

mT[7]

Europe[7]

Brachypterygius[8][9]

von Huene

1922

Valid

lJ[8]

Europe[10][11]

AlJOphthalmosauridclosely related toPlatypterygiusandCaypullisaurus.[5]Fossilshave been found inEnglandandEuropeanRussia.[10][11]

Californosaurus[8][12]

Kuhn

1934

Valid

lT[8]

N. America

A 3-meterteretocnemidwho is also the basal-most knownEuichthyosaurian.Its remains were first recovered from theCarnianLower Hosselkus Limestoneof California.Californosaurushas also been known asShastasaurus perriniandDelphinosaurus perrini.

Callawayia[13]

Maische
Matzke

2000

Valid

Cartorhynchus[14]

Motani
et al.

2015

Valid eT Asia Non-ichthyosaurichthyosauriform

Catutosaurus[15]

Fernández
et al.

2021

Valid lJ South America

Caypullisaurus[8][9]

Fernández

1997

Valid

lJ[8]

to

eK[citation needed]

S. America

A largeophthalmosauridclosely related toPlatypterygiusandBrachypterygius.[5]It was discovered in strata dating to thelJ-eKofArgentina.

Chacaicosaurus[12]

Fernández

1994

Valid

S. America[11]

ABajociangenus whosefossilshave been found inArgentina.[11]Possibly astenopterygiid.

Chaohusaurus[1][8]

Young
Dong

1972

Valid

eT[8]

Asia

A primitive ichthyosaur that retained a lizard-like body discovered in Chaohu, China. It was also one of the smallest ichthyosaurs, being from 70 to 180 cm long and an estimated weight of 10 kg.

Chensaurus[1][8]

Mazin
Suteethorn
Buffetaut
Jaeger
Helmcke-Ingavat

1991

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofChaohusaurus.

Chonespondylus[8]

Leidy

1868

Valid

mT[8]

Contectopalatus[16]

Maische
Matzke

1998

Disputed

mT[16]

Europe[16]

A strangemTmixosauridwith a high crest of bone on its head and a 5-meter body. It was thought to be aMixosaurusspecies for some time until given its own genus in1998.Some experts have felt that the splitting was unjustified.

Cryopterygius[17]

Druckenmiller
et al.

2012[17]

Valid

lJ[17]

Europe[17]

Cymbospondylus[8][13]

Leidy

1868

Valid

eT[8]

to

mT[8]

One of the largest ichthyosaurs, adults ranged in length from 6 m (20 ft) up to 10 m (33 ft) long. It was one of the least fish-like of the ichthyosaurs, lacking adorsal finand fluked tail. Consequently,Cymbospondylusprobably swam by wriggling its body from side to side like a modern sea snake.

Dearcmhara[18]

Brusatte
et al.

2015

Valid

eJ to mJ

Europe

Delphinosaurus[8]

Merriam

1905

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofCalifornosaurus.

Eretmorhipis[19]

Chen
et al.

2015

Valid

eT

Asia

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian

Eurhinosaurus[8][12]

Abel

1909

Valid

eJ[8]

Europe

A genus exceeding 6 m in length[11]from theSinemuriantoToarcianofEnglandandGermany.Eurhinosauruswas built like a regular ichthyosaur, with afish-like body including a large eyes,dorsalandcaudal fins,but had one distinct feature that set it apart from other ichthyosaurs; its upper jaw was twice as long as the lower jaw and covered with sidewards-pointing 'teeth', like asawfish's.

Eurypterygius

Jaekel

1904

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofIchthyosaurus.

Excalibosaurus

McGowan

1986

Valid

eJ[8]

Lived during theSinemurianstage in what is nowEngland.It is characterized by the extreme elongation of therostrum,giving the animal aswordfish-like look.Excalibosaurusis known from two skeletons. Theholotypewas from a juvenile with an estimated body length of 4 m. The estimated body length of the second specimen, discovered in 1996, is 7 m.

Gengasaurus Paparellaet al. In press In press lJ Europe

Grendelius[8]

McGowan

1976

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofBrachypterygius.

Grippia[1][8]

Wiman

1930

Valid

eT[8]

Asia
Greenland
Japan
N. America

A small ichthyosaur only 1-1.5 m long, its fossils have been found along the coasts ofGreenland,China,Japan,andCanada.

Guizhouichthyosaurus

Cao
Luo

2000

Valid

lT

Asia

Gulosaurus[20]

Cuthbertsonet al.

2013

Valid

eT[20]

N. America[20]

Agrippidian.The type species isGulosaurus helmi.[20]

Hauffiopteryx

Maisch

2008

Valid

eJ

Europe

Himalayasaurus

Young
Dong

1972

Valid

lT

Asia

Hudsonelpidia

McGowan

1995

Valid

lT[8]

Hupehsuchus[1]

Carroll
Dong

1991

Valid

mT

Asia

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian from themTofChina.Thetype speciesisH. nanchangensis.

Ichthyosaurus[8][12]

De la Beche
Conybeare

1821

Valid

eJ[8]

Isfjordosaurus

Motani

1999

Valid

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian.

Jabalisaurus[21]

Barrientos-Laraet al.

2021

Valid

lJ

North America

Janusaurus[22]

Robertset al.

2014

Valid

lJ[22]

Europe[22]

Anophthalmosauridichthyosaur.The type species isJanusaurus lundi.[22]

Kazakhstanosaurus[23]

Bolatovna
Makustovich

2021

Valid

lJ

Asia

Keilhauia[24]

Delsettet al.

2017

Valid

eK

Europe

Anophthalmosauridichthyosaur.The type species isKeilhauia nui.

Kyhytysuka[25]

Cortéset al.

2021

Valid

eK

South America

Leninia[26]

Fischeret al.

2014

Valid

eK[26]

Europe[26]

Anophthalmosaurineophthalmosauridichthyosaur.The type species isLeninia stellans.[26]

Leptocheirus

Merriam

1903

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofToretocnemus.

Leptonectes

McGowan

1996

Valid

Europe[11]

Lived from theRhaetiantoPliensbachianin what is nowBelgium,EnglandandGermany.[11]

Leptopterygius

Huene

1922

Valid

lT[8] to eJ[8]

Macgowania

Motani

1999

Valid

Macropterygius

Huene

1923

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofAegirosaurus.

Magnipterygius[27]

Maisch
Matzke

2022

Valid

eJ

Europe

Maiaspondylus[9]

Maxwell
Caldwell

2006

Valid

lK[9]

N. America[9]

Malawania[28]

Fischeret al.

2013

Valid

eK[28]

Asia[28]

A basal member ofThunnosauria.The type species isMalawania anachronus.[28]

Merriamia[8]

Boulenger

1904

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofToretocnemus.

Metashastasaurus

Nicholls
Manabe

2001

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofCallawayia.

Mikadocephalus[13][29]

Maisch
Matzke

1998

Valid

Europe[29]

Mixosaurus[8][13]

Baur

1887

Valid

mT[8]

Mollesaurus

Fernandez

1999

Valid

mJ

S. America

Myopterygius

von Huene

1922

Syn.

Synonym ofPlatypterygius.

Muiscasaurus

Maxwell
Dick
Padilla
Parra

2015

Valid

eK

S. America

Nanchangosaurus

Wang

1959

Valid

mT[8]

Nannopterygius

Huene

1922

Valid

lJ[8]

Europe

Nannopterygiusis agenusofophthalmosauridichthyosaurthat lived in from theKimmeridgiantoTithonian.Fossilshave been found inEnglandandGermany.[11]

Omphalosaurus

Merriam

1906

Valid

eT

Europe

Anextinctgenusofmarine reptilefromSpitsbergen.It has been considered anichthyopterygian,however a study by Motani in 2000 showed that it lacks the basalsynapomorphiesof Ichthyopterygia. As such, its exact position in thediapsidtree is currently unknown.

Ophthalmosaurus[9]

Seeley

1874

Valid

mJ[8]

to

lJ[8]

Europe[citation needed]
N. America[citation needed]
S. America[9]

Otschevia

Efimov

1997

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofBrachypterygius.

Pachygonosaurus

von Huene

1916

Nomen dubium

Palvennia [17]

Druckenmiller
et al.

2012

Valid

lJ[17]

Europe[17]

Panjiangsaurus

Chen
Chang

2003

Jr. synonym

N/A

N/A

Junior synonym ofGuizhouichthyosaurus.[30][31]

Parahupehsuchus

Chen
et al.

2014

Valid

eT

Asia

Paraophthalmosaurus

Arkhangelsky

1997

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofOphthalmosaurus.

Parrassaurus[32]

Barrientos-Lara
Alvarado-Ortega

2021

Valid lJ North America

Parvinatator

Nicholls
Brinkman

1995

Valid

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian.

Pessopteryx

Wiman

1910

Valid

Pessosaurus

Wiman

1910

Valid

mT[8]

Phalarodon

Merriam

1910

Valid

mT[8]

Asia[33]

Phantomosaurus[8]

Maisch
Matzke

2000

Valid

Platypterygius

Kuhn

1946

Valid

lK[8]

Plutoniosaurus

Efimov

1997

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofPlatypterygius.

Proteosaurus

Home

1819

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofIchthyosaurus.

Protoichthyosaurus

Appleby

1979

Jr. synonym N/A N/A

Junior synonym ofIchthyosaurus.

Qianichthyosaurus

Li

1999

Valid

Quasianosteosaurus

Maisch
Matzke

2003

Valid

eT

Europe

Sangiorgiosaurus

Brinkmann

1998

Jr. synonym N/A N/A Junior synonym ofMixosaurus.

Sclerocormus

Jianget al.

2016

Valid eT Asia

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian.

Shastasaurus

Merriam

1895

Valid

mT[30]tolT[8]

Asia
Europe
N. America

Shastasaurusis a genus ofichthyosaurfrom whose remains have been found inUnited States,Canada,Mexico,Austria,Italy,Switzerland,Germany,SpitsbergenandChina.[30]

Shonisaurus

Camp

1976

Valid

lT[8]

?Asia
N. America

The largestgenusofichthyosaurthat has yet been found.FossilsofShonisauruswere first found inNevadain 1920. It lived during theNorianstage of the lateTriassicperiod and had a long pointed mouth that containedteethonly at the front end.S. popularisspecimens reached a length of 15 meters (49 feet). A second species,S. sikanniensis,was later discovered inBritish Columbiaand has an estimated length of 21 meters (69 feet).

Simbirskia

Otschev
Efimov

1985

Valid

Simbirskiasaurus

Otschev
Efimov

1985

Valid

eK[8]

Sisteronia[34]

Fischeret al.

2014

Valid

eK [34]

Europe [34]

Aplatypterygiineophthalmosauridichthyosaur.The type species isSisteronia seeleyi. [34]

Stenopterygius

Jaekel

1904

Valid

eJ[8]

Europe

Lived from theToarciantoAalenianfromEngland,France,GermanyandLuxembourg.Maximum length was 4 m.[11]One famous fossil is that of a mother and baby that died inchildbirth.This proved that ichthyosaur infants were born tail-first, just likecetaceans,to prevent them from drowning before fully clearing the birth canal.

Suevoleviathan

Maisch

1998

Valid

Sumpalla[35]

Camposet al.

2021

Valid lJ South America

Svalbardosaurus

Mazin

1981

Nomen dubium[1]

eT[8]

Sveltonectes

Fischer
Masure
Arkhangelsky
Godefroit

2011

Valid

eK

Europe

Temnodontosaurus

Lydekker

1889

Valid

eJ[8]

Europe

Lived from theHettangiantoToarcianinEnglandandGermany.It was a largegenus,exceeded 12 meters (39 feet) in length.[11]Temnodontosauruseyes were approximately 20 cm (7.9 in) in diameter making them the largest of any known vertebrate[citation needed].

Thaisaurus

Mazin
Sutetthorn
Buffetaut
Jaeger
Helmcke-Ignavat

1991

Valid

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian.

Thalassodraco[36] Jacobs

Martill

2020 Valid mJ Europe
Thalattoarchon[37] Fröbisch

et al.

2013 Valid mT[37] North America[37]

Tholodus

von Meyer

1851

Valid

mT

PossiblyAsia
Europe

Toretocnemus

Merriam

1902

Valid

lT[8]

Typicusichthyosaurus

Yin et al.

2000

Jr. synonym N/A N/A Probable junior synonym ofGuanlingsaurus,though poor preservation makes it difficult to tell[38][39]

Undorosaurus

Efimov

1997

Valid

lJ

Russia

Utatsusaurus[1][8]

Shikoma

1978

Valid

eT[8]

Non-ichthyosaur ichthyopterygian.

Wahlisaurus Lomax 2016 Valid eJ Europe

Wimanius

Maisch
Matzke

1988

Valid

Xinminosaurus

Jiang et al

2008

Valid

Possible synonym ofTholodus.

Yasykovia

Efimov

1999

Valid

lJ

Russia

Formerly known as a synonym ofOphthalmosaurus.

Besanosaurus
Californosaurus.
Caypullisaurus.
Chaohusaurus.
Cymbospondylus.
Eurhinosaurus.
Excalibosaurus.
Grippia.
Hupehsuchus.
Ichthyosaurus.
Leptonectes.
Mixosaurus.
Ophthalmosaurus.
Platypterigius.
Shastasaurus.
Shonisaurus.
Stenopterygius.
Temnodontosaurus.
Utatsusaurus.
Yasykovia.

See also[edit]

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