Woodbine Group

• Scolomastax sahlsteini: A paralligatorid endemic to Appalachia. • Ampelognathus coheni: A small-bodied ornithopod • Protohadros byrdi: "Partial skull, teeth, partial postcranium." A hadrosaur found in Flower Mound, Texas in the early 1990s. • Woodbinesuchus byersmauricei: Lower jaw and a variety of postcranial elements, such as vertebrae, limb bones, shoulder and hip bones, and bony armor. • Unnamed theropod • Deltasuchus motherali: Parts of the upper skull, most likely the apex predator in its ecosystem. • Terminonaris robusta: A pholidosaurid crocodyliform whose remains have been found in North America and Europe. • Flexomornis howei: A enantiornithe bird. • Pleurochayah appalachius: A recently described species of bothremydid turtle, which is also known as a side-necked turtle. • Mawsonia sp., a giant Coelacanth known from Africa and South America, but fossils of the genus were described in 2021. • Bardackichthys carteri: an ichthyodectiform fish. • Indeterminate Nodosauridae. • Indeterminate Carcharodontosauridae. • Indeterminate Tyrannosauroidea. • Indeterminate Ornithomimosauria. • Indeterminate Dromaeosauridae. • Indeterminate Troodontidae. • Indeterminate Coelurosauria. ==Other fossils==

Other vertebrate fossils that have been identified in the Woodbine include lungfish, fish, turtles, sharks, and coprolites containing bones. and agglutinated foraminifera. • Necrocarcinus christinae: a podotreme crab. == See also ==