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*[[Rincewind|Aleiodes rincewindi]] | *[[Rincewind|Aleiodes rincewindi]] | ||
*[[Ponder Stibbons|Aleiodes stibbonsi]] | *[[Ponder Stibbons|Aleiodes stibbonsi]] | ||
*[[Aleiodes tmaliaae]] | *[[T'malia|Aleiodes tmaliaae]] | ||
*[[Havelock Vetinari|Aleiodes vetinarii]] | *[[Havelock Vetinari|Aleiodes vetinarii]] | ||
Revision as of 18:36, 10 February 2017
Not quite the bones of the legendary Fifth elephant, or the deliberately placed fakes from Strata, these are very real fossils from Roundworld that have been named after Terry Pratchett and his creations.
Turtles
Gymnosperm
Ginkgo
Conifers
Braconid Wasps
- Aleiodes adorabelleae
- Aleiodes anguaae
- Aleiodes atuin
- Aleiodes binkyi
- Aleiodes deathi
- Aleiodes lipwigi
- Aleiodes magratae
- Aleiodes morti
- Aleiodes ponderi
- Aleiodes pteppicymoni
- Aleiodes ridcullyi
- Aleiodes rincewindi
- Aleiodes stibbonsi
- Aleiodes tmaliaae
- Aleiodes vetinarii
Notes
Psephophorus terrypratchetti was discovered in 1995 by Robert Kohler.
The Gymnosperm, Ginkgo and Conifer fossils were first mentioned in 'Bulletin of the Natural History Museum Geology 57 no.1' edited by Joan Watson, 2001.
The Braconiod Wasps were first mentioned in Zootaxa 3457 edited by Buntika Areekul Butcher, 2002.