Bibliography and Index of the Sirenia and Desmostylia 
Bibliography Record
| Pilleri, Giorgio | |||
| 1987 | The Sirenia of the Swiss Molasse with a descriptive catalogue of the fossil Sirenia preserved in Swiss collections. Ostermundigen (Switzerland), Brain Anat. Inst.: 1-114. 36 tabs. 44 figs. 55 pls. 4 color pls. –German summ. Edition limited to 600 copies. Describes Metaxytherium aquitaniae, n.sp. (Early Miocene, France), M. krahuletzi excelsum, n.subsp. (Early Miocene, Switzerland), and Halitherium schinzi lareolensis, n.subsp. (Oligocene, France). Also proposes (provisionally and therefore invalidly) the new name Metaxytherium argoviense for a skullcap from the Early Miocene of Switzerland. Thelriope and Thelriopiinae are introduced as replacement names for Rhytiodus [sic] Lartet and Rhytiodiinae [sic] Abel, respectively; however, this action is unnecessary and invalid (see Domning, 1989c). | ||
Related Index Records
14 related index terms
Halitherium schinzii (Kaup, 1838) Kaup, 1855
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. |
Halitherium schinzii lareolense Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. ("H. s. lareolensis"; new subspecies) |
Metaxytherium aquitaniae Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (n.sp.) |
Metaxytherium argoviense Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (n.sp., proposed conditionally) |
Metaxytherium krahuletzi excelsum Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (new subspecies; 16.) |
Metaxytherium serresii (Gervais, 1849) Depéret, 1895
| 1987 | Pilleri, G. |
Metaxytherium studeri (von Meyer, 1838) Depéret, 1895
| 1987 | Pilleri, G. |
Museums, Catalogues or Inventories of Specimens in
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (fossil sirs.; Switzerland) |
Protosiren Abel, 1907
| 1987 | Pilleri, G. |
Rytiodus capgrandi Lartet, 1866
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. |
Switzerland
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. |
Thelriope capgrandi (Lartet, 1866) Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (n.comb.) |
Thelriope Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (n.gen.; replacement name for Rytiodus) |
Thelriopiinae Pilleri, 1987
| * | 1987 | Pilleri, G. (new subfamily; replacement name for Rytiodontinae) |