TreeBASE Search-Matrix 15590 of study 13768

@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref21644, author = {Brian Blake Andres and James M. Clark and Xing Xu}, title = {A new rhamphorhynchid pterosaur from the Upper Jurassic of Xinjiang, China, and the phylogenetic relationships of basal pterosaurs}, year = {2012}, keywords = {}, doi = {10.1080/02724630903409220}, url = {http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02724630903409220}, pmid = {}, journal = {Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology}, volume = {30}, number = {1}, pages = {163--187}, abstract = {A new rhamphorhynchid pterosaur species, Sericipterus wucaiwanensis, gen. et sp. nov., is described from the Upper Jurassic part of the Shishugou Formation in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region of northwest China. Pterosaurs from this unit are the earliest and only records of pterosaurs in the Jurassic of northwest China. The individual specimen is one of the largest known among ?rhamphorhynchoids,? or non-pterodactyloid pterosaurs. The holotype comprises an as- sociated skeleton of mostly disarticulated, largely three-dimensional material. Although partly crushed, the preservation in this specimen reveals morphology rarely seen in non-pterodactyloid pterosaurs. This includes a distinct cervical intervertebral articulation morphology that is proposed to be widespread among the non-pterodactyloids. The skull of this new specimen is most similar to that of other rhamphorhynchids, Angustinaripterus longicephalus and Harpactognathus gentryii, found in terrestrial deposits. A phylogenetic analysis of 18 non-pterodactyloid pterosaurs and the Pterodactyloidea places Sericipterus wucaiwanensis with these species within the Rhamphorhynchinae and a monophyletic Rhamphorhynchidae. Unlike previous phylogenetic analyses, the Dimorphodontidae is paraphyletic, the Campylognathoididae is polyphyletic, and the Anurognathi- dae is the sister group of the Pterodactyloidea. Sericipterus wucaiwanensis, Angustinaripterus longicephalus, Harpactognathus gentryii represent a clade of large pterosaurs that likely lived in the terrestrial settings in which they preserved.} }

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Matrix 15590 of Study 13768

Citation title: "A new rhamphorhynchid pterosaur from the Upper Jurassic of Xinjiang, China, and the phylogenetic relationships of basal pterosaurs".

Study name: "A new rhamphorhynchid pterosaur from the Upper Jurassic of Xinjiang, China, and the phylogenetic relationships of basal pterosaurs".

This study is part of submission 13768 (Status: Published).

Matrices

Title: Basal Pterosaurs Andres et al (2010)

Rows

Taxon Label	Row Segments	Characters 1?–30
Ornithosuchus longidens	(none)	0-0000000?000?00000000000??000
Herrerasaurus ischigualastensis	(none)	0-0000000000100000000000000000
Scleromochlus taylori	(none)	0-??000?0??0?1?1??0??0000000?0
Preondactylus buffarinii	(none)	0-000000?010000?1000?0??000000
Eudimorphodon ranzii	(none)	0-000000001000010001?00?001200
Austriadactytlus cristatus	(none)	0-0?00100010000100?0?0??????00
Peteinosaurus zambelli	(none)	????????????????????????0?1?00
Dimorphodon macronyx	(none)	0-1000000010000010?0?00?001000
Campylognathoides liasicus	(none)	0-0000001010000100010001001210
Sericipterus wucaiwanensis, gen. et sp. nov.	(none)	1101011011101?0???1110????1?11
Angustinaripterus longicephalus	(none)	11010110?11011000011?0??101111
Harpactognathus gentryii	(none)	10??1110?1101?0???????01?????1
Cacibupteryx caribensis	(none)	??010?00111011110001?001?????0
Rhamphorhynchus muensteri	(none)	100100001110111100?11101111110
Dorygnathus banthensis	(none)	0-0100001110110100011001101110
Scaphognathus crassirostris	(none)	0-0100001010100100010001101010
Sordes pilosus	(none)	0-0100001010000101?10001101010
Jeholopterus ningchengensis	(none)	0-1?20011001-001-????01000?0?0
Dendrorhynchoides curvidentatus	(none)	0-1?2001?00???????????1????0?0
Batrachognathus volans	(none)	0-1?20011001-001-????0100010?0
Anurognathus ammoni	(none)	0-1?2001100????1?10?00100010?0
Pterodactyloidea	(none)	0-0100001011-100-1?10101111010

Columns

Column	Character Description
1	Skull anterior margin, shape (new character):
2	Rostral process cross-section (new character):
3	Skull dorsal margin, curvature exclusive of cranial crests (Unwin, 2003a):
4	Skull ventral margin at jaw articulation, curvature (Unwin, 1995):
5	Rostrum, shape (Andres and Ji, 2008):
6	Rostrum anterior end, lateral width (after Kellner, 2003):
7	Premaxillary crest (Bennett, 1994):
8	Premaxillary bar, width (Kellner, 2003):
9	Premaxilla posterior margin, position (Unwin, 1995):
10	External naris dorsal and ventral margins, orientation (new character):
11	External naris/nasoantorbital fenestra, position relative to premaxillary tooth row (Kellner, 2003):
12	External naris and antorbital fenestra, configuration (Unwin, 1995):
13	Antorbital fenestra ventral margin, position relative to external naris ventral margin (Unwin, 2003b):
14	Antorbital/nasoantorbital fenestra, length relative to height (Unwin, 2003b):
15	Antorbital/nasoantorbital fenestra dorsal and ventral margins, orientation (new character):
16	Orbit, length relative to antorbital/nasoantorbital fenestra length (after Unwin, 1995):
17	Maxilla-nasal contact, position (after Unwin, 2003a):
18	Jugal ascending process, orientation (new character):
19	Jugal posterior process, orientation (new character):
20	Quadrate, orientation relative to ventral margin of skull (Unwin, 1995):
21	Mandible articulation condyles, orientation (after Bennett, 1994):
22	Mandible articulation, position (after Kellner, 2003):
23	Palatal elements, shape (Unwin, 2003b):
24	Maxilla and internal naris, configuration (Kellner, 2003):
25	Mandibular symphysis fused (Unwin, 1995):
26	Mandibular symphysis, length relative to mandible length (Unwin, 1995):
27	Dentary, lateral length relative to mandible length (Unwin, 1995):
28	Mandible anterior end, orientation (after Kellner, 2003):
29	Mandibular rami dorsal margin, shape (Unwin, 2003a):
30	Jaw margins, shape (new character):
31	Teeth, variation in shape (Unwin, 2003b):
32	Teeth, maximum curvature (after Andres and Ji, 2008):
33	Teeth, curvature orientation (new character):
34	Teeth, maximum crown height (after Andres and Ji, 2008):
35	Teeth, size variation (after Unwin, 2003b):
36	Teeth, vertical orientation (after Andres and Ji, 2008):
37	Teeth, lateral orientation (after Unwin, 2002):
38	Teeth, texture (new character):
39	Cheek teeth, shape (after Andres and Ji, 2008):
40	Cheek teeth, spacing relative to successive teeth diameters (Andres and Ji, 2008):
41	Maxillary teeth, position of largest teeth (Andres and Ji, 2008):
42	Rostral teeth, number (after Unwin, 2003a):
43	Rostral tooth row anterior margin, position (after Kellner, 2003):
44	Mandibular tooth row anterior margin, position (Andres and Ji, 2008):
45	Mid-cervical vertebrae, lateral pneumaticity (Kellner, 2003):
46	Mid-cervical ribs, shape (after Unwin, 1995):
47	Combined dorsal and sacral vertebral series, length relative to ulna length (Unwin, 2003b):
48	Caudal vertebrae, number (Kellner, 2003):
49	Caudal zygapophyses, length (Unwin, 2003b):
50	Sternum, shape (after Unwin, 2003b):
51	Humerus, length relative to metacarpal IV length (Kellner, 2003):
52	Humerus, length relative to femur length (after Kellner, 2003):
53	Humerus proximal end, shape in dorsal view (Unwin, 2003b):
54	Humerus deltopectoral crest, shape (after Kellner, 2003):
55	Ulna, length relative to humerus length (Unwin, 2003b):
56	Ulna, length relative to tibia length (Ulna, 1995):
57	Pteroid, length relative to ulna length (Bennett, 2007):
58	Metacarpals I-III, relative lengths (Unwin, 1995):
59	Manual digit IV, length relative to total forelimb length (Unwin, 2003b):
60	Manual unguals, size relative to pedal unguals (Unwin, 2003a):
61	First phalanx of manual digit IV, length relative to digit IV length (Unwin, 2003b):
62	First phalanx of manual digit IV, length relative to tibia length (Andres and Ji, 2008):?
63	Second phalanx of manual digit IV, length relative to first phalanx length (after Kellner, 2003):
64	Second phalanx of manual digit IV, length relative to ulna length (Unwin, 2003b):
65	Third phalanx of manual digit IV, length relative to first phalanx length (after Kellner, 2003):
66	Third wing phalanx, length relative to second phalanx length (after Kellner, 2003):
67	Anterior iliac process, length realtive to posterior iliac process length (Unwin, 2003b):?
68	Ischiopubic plate, shape (Unwin, 2003b):
69	Prepubis, length relative to width (Unwin, 2003b):
70	Femur, length relative to metacarpal IV length (after Kellner, 2003):
71	Fibula, length relative to tibia length (Unwin, 2003a):
72	Metatarsal III, length relative to tibia length (after Kellner, 2003):
73	Metatarsal IV, length relative to metatarsal III length (after Unwin, 1995):
74	Pedal digit V, number of phalanges (Kellner, 2003):
75	Pedal digit V ultimate phalanx, shape (after Kellner, 2003):