Table of old and new BYU specimen numbers

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Mike Taylor

doi:10.59350/abgrd-e1d18

July 13, 2019Open Access

Table of old and new BYU specimen numbers

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Key Points

The consolidated table facilitates easier access to both old and new specimen numbers for researchers and enthusiasts.
Providing a single resource streamlines the reference process for Supersaurus, Ultrasaurus, and Dystylosaurus specimens.
This resource aims to bridge gaps in existing literature and aid in the identification of fossil elements.
The initiative addresses a common challenge faced by paleontologists needing historical specimen data from BYU.

Implication

This analysis presents a comprehensive resource linking Jensen's old BYU specimen numbers for Supersaurus, Ultrasaurus, and Dystylosaurus, indicating their modern counterparts.

Abstract

I keep wishing there was a single place out there where I could look up Jensen's old BYU specimen numbers for Supersaurus, Ultrasaurus and Dystylosaurus elements, and find the modern equivalents, or vice versa. Then I realised there's no reason not to just make one. So here goes!

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