Titles | Khanazeem saraikistani | Pakisaurus balochistani | Sulaimanisaurus gingerichi | Khetranisaurus barkhani |
Informal description | - | [58] | [58] | [58] |
Formal description | [11] | [6] | [6] | [6] |
Holotype | Dentary ramus and teeth GSP/MSM-143-2; caudal vertebrae GSP/MSM-16-2, GSP/MSM-793-2; left proximal and mid femur GSP/MSM-69-2; right femur including proximal GSP/MSM-294-2, mid-GSP/MSM- 293-2, and distal sections GSP/MSM-266-2; partial humerus GSP/MSM-289-2; distal humerus GSP/MSM-180-2; proximal humerus GSP/MSM-288-2, mid humerus GSP/MSM-290-2; partial right tibia GSP/MSM-72-2; distal tibia GSP/MSM-186-2; proximal and mid left tibia GSP/GSP/MSM- 286-2 | Presacral vertebrae GSP/MSM-340-4, GSP/MSM-341-4, GSP/MSM-342-4, GSP/MSM-376-4, GSP/MSM-517-4, GSP/MSM-800-4, GSP/MSM-809-4, GSP/MSM-810-4 and GSP/MSM-1011-4; cervicodorsal vertebra GSP/MSM-133-4; partial sacrum GSPMSM-136-4; GSP/MSM-1008-4; caudal vertebrae GSP/MSM-11-4, GSP/MSM-12-4, GSP/MSM-13-4, GSP/MSM-14-4, GSP/MSM-207-4, GSP/MSM-763-4, GSP/MSM-1010-4; neural spine GSP/MSM-601-4; partial neural arches GSP/MSM-878-4, GSP/MSM-804-4, GSP/MSM-805-4, fragments pertaining to right and left scapulae (GSP/MSM-878a-4; GSP/MSM-318-4 and GSP/MSM-319-4; GSP/MSM-201-4; GSP/MSM-590-4; GSP/MSM-593-4; GSP/MSM-203-4; GSP/MSM-205-4; GSP/MSM-162-4); partial sternal plates GSP/MSM-355-4, GSP/MSM-598-4; proximal right humerus GSP/MSM-202-4; humerusparts GSP/MSM-268-4, GSP/MSM-210-4 and GSP/MSM-210a-4; distal humerus GSP/MSM-193-4; distal radius GSP/MSM-159-4; apair of proximal ulnae-left and right proximal ulnae GSP/MSM-603-4, GSP/MSM-600-4; shaft of proximal ulna GSP/MSM-211-4, GSP/MSM-678-4; partialmetacarpals GSP/MSM-280-4, GSP/MSM-970-4; partialilium GSP/MSM-971-4, GSP/MSM-972-4, GSP/MSM-594-4, GSP/MSM-806-4; right proximal femur GSP/MSM-595-4 and distal right femur GSP/MSM-200-4; proximal right fibula GSP/MSM-349-4; distal fibula GSP/MSM-580-4; proximal left fibula GSP/MSM-384-4; and partial metatarsal GSP/MSM-350-4 | Caudal vertebrae GSP/MSM-17(a)-4, GSP/MSM-18-4, GSP/MSM-19-4, GSP/MSM-20-4, GSP/MSM-21-4, GSP/MSM-21(a)-4, GSP/MSM-22-4 | Caudal vertebrae GSP/MSM-27-4, GSP/MSM-28-4 |
Holotypic elem. | 14 | 56 | 7 | 2 |
Type locality | Lower Bor latitude 29.68700 and longitude 69.3771 (29˚41’12"N and 69˚22’37"E) (Figure 4 of [6] ) | South Kinwa (Southwestern Kinwa) 29˚41'05''N and 69˚23'05''E (south of foot track) including vertebrae and other bones), and at 29˚41'06''N and 69˚23'05''E (north of foot track) including complete diagnostic humerus and other bones) (Figure 4 of [6] ) | South Kinwa (Southernmost Kinwa) (latitude 29˚40'54''N; longitude 69˚23'04''E) (Figure 4 of [6] ) | Mid Kinwa (latitude 29˚41'04''N; longitude 69˚23'17''E) (Figure 4 of [6] ) |
Referred material | Caudal vertebrae GSP/MSM-17-16, GSP/MSM-510-16 and GSP/MSM-154-16; prezygapophyses GSP/MSM-327-16; caudal chevron GSP/MSM-330-16 in 2, proximal ulna GSP/MSM-1032-16 from Pakistan. A femur from Rahioli, western India (ISI 622-623-624; Bandyopadhyay, pers. comm with Jeffrey A. Wilson; [13] ) also possesses the slender proportions, proximolateral profile and inflected head present in lower Bor left and right femora [11] | Proximal pubis GSP/MSM-403-19n, proximal radius GSP/MSM-756-19n; distal ulna GSP/MSM-628-19n and caudal vertebra GSP/MSM-758-19n; fractured distal caudal vertebra GSP/MSM-523-3, distal caudal vertebra with horizontal groove on posterior cone GSP/MSM-151-3, proximal pubis with glenoid and fenestra GSP/MSM-366-3, ulna GSP/MSM-748-3, ungual GSP/MSM-152-3, and spongy thick armour spine GSP/MSM-150-3: proximal rib GSP/MSM-321-13; proximal right humerus GSP/MSM-195-4; caudal vertebraGSP/MSM-15-15 from Pakistan. Right and left humeri from Rahioli Gujarat India area (GSI type no 20008, GSI 20009) were referred from India [11] | Right proximal humerus GSP-UM/ Sangiali-1124, proximal fibula GSP-UM/ Sangiali-1117 and mid fibula GSP-UM/ Sangiali-1122; flattened tibia GSP/MSM-235-7, fibula GSP/MSM-253-7 and metatarsal GSP/MSM-296-7; caudal vertebrae GSP/MSM-24-15, GSP/MSM-25- 15 and GSP/MSM-26-15; caudal vertebra GSP/MSM-23-3 from Pakistan. Left tibia K 20/321 and right fibula K 27/489 from Bara Simla, Jubalpur, India were referred to matching with its South Zubra exemplar’s tibia and fibula | One vertebra like holotype was found on mid Kinwa (just west of foot track) and other bones (mostly caudal vertebrae and limb bones) found belong to Balochisaurus malkani |
Referred elements | 6 | 13 | 10 | - |
Referred localities | Top Kinwa (Figure 4 of [6] ) from Pakistan [11] , and Rahioli, Gujarat, western India | North Alam, Shalghara, South Kinwa, East Dolvahi, Mari Bohri (Figure 4 of [6] , Figure 1 of [7] ) from Pakistan, and Rahioli Gujarat, western India [11] | Lower Sangiali, mid Sangiali, Zubra peak, Mari Bohri and Shalghara. (Figure 4 of [6] , Figure 1 of [7] ) from Pakistan, and Bara Simla from India | Mid Kinwa (Figure 4 of [6] ) |
Total h + r elements | 14 + 6 = 20 | 56 + 13 = 69 | 7 + 10 = 17 | 2 |
Total individuals | 1 + 2 = 3 | 1 + 5 = 6 | 1 + 4 = 5 | 1 |
Horizon/ formation | Vitakri Formation; Lameta Formation | Vitakri Formation; Lameta Formation | Vitakri Formation; Lameta Formation | Vitakri Formation |
Age | Latest Maastrichtian | Latest Maastrichtian | Latest Maastrichtian | Latest Maastrichtian |
Distribution territory; (basin) wise | Barkhan District, Balochistan Province (Sulaiman Range; Sulaiman Basin); Rahioli, western India | Barkhan District, Balochistan Province (Sulaiman Range; Sulaiman Basin); Rahioli western India | Barkhan District, Balochistan Province; (Sulaiman Range Sulaiman Basin); Bara Simla, central India | Barkhan District, Balochistan Province (Sulaiman Range; Sulaiman Basin) |