Factores que influyen en los resultados urodinámicos de la toxina botulínica en el tratamiento de la hiperactividad neurógena

Gutiérrez-Martín, P.; Chamorro, M. Vírseda; Casado, Jesús Salinas; Gómez-Rodríguez, A.; Esteban-Fuertes, M.

doi:10.1016/j.acuro.2014.11.005

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“… A, Iguanodonopus xingfuensis (redrawn from [ 102 ]); B, Iguanodontipus burreyi (redrawn from [ 23 ]); C, Iguanodontipus billsarjeanti (redrawn from [ 105 ]); D, Jiayinosauropus johnsoni (redrawn from [ 107 ]); E, Kharkushosauropus kharkushensis (redrawn from [ 56 ]); F, Limayichnus major (redrawn from [ 66 ]); G, Orcauichnites garumniensis (redrawn from [ 111 ]); H, Ornithopodichnites magna (redrawn from [ 111 ]); I, Ornithopodichnus masanensis (redrawn from [ 20 ]); J, Shiraminesauropus reini (redrawn from [ 82 ]); K, Shiraminesauropus hayashidaniensis (redrawn from [ 82 ]); L, Sinoichnites youngi (redrawn from [ 47 ]); M, Sousaichnium pricei (redrawn from [ 10 ]); N, Sousaichnium monettae (redrawn from [ 66 ]); O, Staurichnium diogenis (redrawn from [ 10 ]); P, Taponichnus donottoi (redrawn from [ 119 ]); Q, Telosichnus saltensis (redrawn from [ 119 ]); R, Wealdenichnites iguanodontoides (redrawn from [ 47 ]); S, Yangtzepus yipingensis (redrawn from [ 7 ]). …”

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“…The tracks are twice as long as wide, with short digit impressions and interdigital web marks. Due to the age (Late Cretaceous) and the interdigital web, Alonso and Marquillas [ 119 ] related Taponichnus with a medium to large-sized hadrosaur. The diagnosis of T .…”

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“…This ichnotaxon from the Late Cretaceous of Argentina was based on a large, rounded track ( Fig. 4Q ), with no claw impressions, blunt digits II and III and extruded rims [ 119 ]. Alonso and Marquillas [ 119 ] suggested that Telosichnus is an ornithopod because the tracks show the features listed by Thulborn and Wade [ 120 ].…”

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“…Ornithopodichnites magna (redrawn from [ 111 ]); 42. Taponichnus donottoi (redrawn from [ 119 ]); 43. Telosichnus saltensis (redrawn from [ 119 ]).…”

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“…Taponichnus donottoi (redrawn from [ 119 ]); 43. Telosichnus saltensis (redrawn from [ 119 ]). The ichnogenus Goseongosauripus kimi has not been included because it was not possible to find a drawing of its holotype in the literature.…”

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Ichnotaxonomic Review of Large Ornithopod Dinosaur Tracks: Temporal and Geographic Implications

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BackgroundLarge ornithopod tracks are known from the Upper Jurassic to the uppermost Cretaceous rocks of all continents but Antarctica. They include the tracks historically called Iguanodon footprints, iguanodontid footprints, hadrosaur/hadrosaurid footprints, and other large ornithopod tracks that have been used to define ichnotaxa. More than 40 ichnospecies based on large ornithopod tracks have been defined, but the validity of many of them is questionable.Methodology/Principal Findings34 ichnogenera and 44 ichnospecies have been analysed in this work. Many of them are considered to be invalid because they have been defined on the basis of poorly preserved tracks without diagnostic features, have an inadequate diagnosis, or are based on temporal and/or geographical criteria. Only eight ichnospecies belonging to the ichnogenera Caririchnium, Iguanodontipus and Hadrosauropodus are here regarded as valid.Conclusions/SignificanceThe monospecific ichnogenus Iguanodontipus (I. burreyi) is characterized by a small, rounded heel and elongate, narrow digit impressions. Its distribution is limited to the Berriasian-Valanginian of Europe. Caririchnium consists of four ichnospecies (C. magnificum [type ichnospecies], C. kortmeyeri, C. billsarjeanti and C. lotus) with a large, rounded heel and short, wide digit impressions. This ichnogenus ranges from the Berriasian-Hauterivian to the Aptian-Albian of South America, North America, Asia and Europe. Finally, Hadrosauropodus (three ichnospecies: H. langstoni [type ichnospecies], H. leonardii and H. kyoungsookimi) shows a large, bilobed heel and short, wide digit impressions. It is known from the Aptian-Albian to the Maastrichtian of North America, Asia and Europe. The ichnofamily Iguanodontipodidae includes large iguanodontian tracks characterized mainly by mesaxonic, tridactyl and subsymmetrical pes tracks that are as wide as (or wider than) long and have one pad impression in each digit and one in the heel. Its distribution is confidently limited to the Cretaceous of Europe, Asia, North America and South America.

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“…Ornithopodichnites magna (redrawn from [ 111 ]); 42. Taponichnus donottoi (redrawn from [ 119 ]); 43. Telosichnus saltensis (redrawn from [ 119 ]).…”

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