The Taynton Limestone Formation (also known informally as the Stonesfield Slate )[1 ] is a geological formation in the UK . It dates to the Middle Jurassic , mid-Bathonian stage.[2 ]
[edit ] Vertebrate fauna [ ]
[edit ] Dinosaurs [ ]
Dinosaurs of the Stonesfield Slate
Taxa
Presence
Description
Images
Superorder:
Possible dinosaur eggs.[1 ]
Geographically present in Oxfordshire, England.[1 ]
[1]
[2] Megalosaurus
Genus:
Indeterminate remains.[1 ]
Geographically present in Oxfordshire, England.[1 ]
Genus:
I. incognitus [1 ]
Geographically present in Oxfordshire, England.[1 ]
Two ilia.[3 ]
Genus:
M. bucklandii [1 ]
Geographically present in Oxfordshire, England.[1 ]
Infraorder:
Indeterminate remains.[1 ]
Geographically present in Oxfordshire, England.[1 ]
"(=Cetiosaurus oxoniensis )"[1 ]
[edit ] Pterosaurs [ ]
Pterosaurs of the Stonesfield Slate
Taxa
Presence
Notes
Images
Genus:
R. bucklandi [4 ]
R. depressirostris [4 ]
R. prestwichi [4 ]
Geographically present at Stonesfield , Oxfordshire.[4 ]
Geographically present at Sarsden near Chipping Norton , Oxfordshire.[4 ]
Geographically present at Kineton near Stow-on-the-Wold , Gloucestershire.[4 ]
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