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Kentisuchus spenceri Buckland, 1836
The Natural History Museum
London, United Kingdom
Details
- Title: Kentisuchus spenceri Buckland, 1836
- State province: England
- Specific epithet: spenceri
- Scientific name authorship: Buckland, 1836
- Phylum: Chordata
- Order: Crocodylia
- Locality: Isle of Sheppey
- Latest era or highest erathem: Cenozoic
- Latest eon or highest eonothem: Phanerozoic
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Identified by: Master - Sir Richard Owen K.C.B., M.D., D.C.L., LL.D. P.R.S., F.L.S., V.P.Z.S.; Royal College of Sur
- Higher geography: Europe; British Isles; England; Kent; Isle of Sheppey
- Higher classification: Animalia; Chordata; Reptilia; Crocodylia; Tomistominae
- Group: Thames Group
- Genus: Kentisuchus
- Formation: London Clay Formation
- Family: Tomistominae
- Earliest period or lowest system: Paleogene
- Earliest era or lowest erathem: Cenozoic
- Earliest epoch or lowest series: Eocene
- Earliest eon or Lowest eonothem: Phanerozoic
- Earliest age or Lowestst age: Ypresian
- Country: British Isles
- Continent: Europe
- Class: Reptilia
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