Polyptychodon continus OWEN 1841a (nomen vanum)
Genus
Etymology
refers to the continuous ornament on the teeth
Specimens
| Collection of H. W. Taylor Esq. Of Brixton | |
| PCHWT Owen 1853 Tab XIV, 4 | crown of tooth |
| Collection of Henry Catt esq. Of Brighton | |
| PCHCT Owen 1853 Tab X1 8 | tooth |
| The Natural History Museum, London | |
| Owen 1853 Tab XII, 1 | lower end of shaft of femur |
| Owen 1853 Tab XII, 2 | lower end of shaft of humerus |
| Owen 1853 Tab XII, 3 | a larger portion of the shaft of a long bone |
| Owen 1853 Tab XII, 4 | a fragment of a long bone, near the proximal end of the humerus |
| Owen 1853 Tab XII, 5 | portions of the pubis and the ischium |
| Owen 1853 Tab XII, 6 | fractured portion of the illium |
| Owen 1853 Tab XIII, 1 | a block of greensand stone containing the shaft of a tibia, and the lower end of that of a fibula |
| Owen 1853 Tab XIII, 2 | a block of greensand stone containing the shaft of the humerus, and that of the ulna |
| Owen 1853 Tab XIII, 3 | a portion of the matrix with impressions of the shafts of two metacarpal or metatarsal bones |
| Owen 1853 Tab XIII, 4-4 | fragments of long bones |
| unknown | |
| not known | tooth |
| Owen 1840 Pl 72 3 | tooth |
| unknown | Tooth |
| unknown | Tooth |