Jeffrey A. Wilson - List of Dinosaurs Named

List of Dinosaurs Named

Name Year Status Coauthor(s) Notes Images

Afrovenator

1994.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno
  • Wilson
  • Larsson
  • Dutheil
  • Sues

Deltadromeus

1996.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Duthiel.
  • Iarochene.
  • Larsson.
  • Lyon.
  • Magwene.
  • Sidor.
  • Varricchio.

Isisaurus

2003.

 Valid taxon.
  • Wilson.
  • Upchurch.

Jobaria

1999.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Beck.
  • Dutheil.
  • Larsson.
  • Lyon.
  • Moussa.
  • Sadleir.
  • Sidor.
  • Varricchio.
  • Gregory P. Wilson.

Nigersaurus

1999.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Beck.
  • Dutheil.
  • Larsson.
  • Lyon.
  • Moussa.
  • Sadleir.
  • Sidor.
  • Varricchio.
  • Gregory P. Wilson.

Rajasaurus

2003.

 Valid taxon.
  • Wilson.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Srivastava.
  • Bhatt.
  • Khosla.
  • Sahni.

Rugops

2004.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Wilson.
  • Conrad.

Spinostropheus

2004.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Wilson.
  • Conrad.

Suchomimus

1998.

 Valid taxon.
  • Paul Sereno.
  • Beck.
  • Dutheil.
  • Gado.
  • Larsson.
  • Lyon.
  • Marcot.
  • Rauhut.
  • Sadleir.
  • Sidor.
  • Varricchio.
  • Gregory P. Wilson.

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