La Boca Formation Stratigraphic range: ?Middle Jurassic |
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Type | Geological formation |
Unit of | Huizachal Formation |
Underlies | La Joya Formation |
Location | |
Region | Tamaulipas |
Country | Mexico |
The La Boca Formation is a geological formation in Mexico. It dates back to the Middle Jurassic.[1]
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Vertebrates of the La Boca Formation | ||||||
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Genus | Species | Location | Stratigraphic position | Abundance | Notes | Images |
Bocaconodon[2] |
B. tamaulipensis[2] |
A basal Mammaliaform[2] | ||||
Bocatherium[3] Williston proposed the Sphenodontia to include only tuatara and their closest fossil relatives in 1925.[3] |
B. mexicanum[3] |
A Tritylodontid[3] | ||||
Unnamed Ceratosaur[1] |
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Unnamed Crocodyliforms[3] |
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C. huizachalensis |
A Sphenodont | |||||
D. weintraubi |
A Pterosaur | |||||
Indeterminate Heterodontosaurid remains[4] |
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Huasteconodon[2] |
H. wiblei[2] |
A Gobiconodont[2] | ||||
Unnamed Mammaliaforms (IGM 6622,IGM 6855, and IGM 6856)[2] |
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Sphenovipera[5] |
S. jimmysjoyi[5] |
A venomous Sphenodont[5] | ||||
Tamaulipasaurus |
T. morenoi |
A strange burrowing Diapsid | ||||
Victoriaconodon[2] |
V. inaequalis[2] |
A Triconodontid[2] | ||||
Z. ejidoensis |
A dwarf Sphenodont |