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Taken from the 1999 companion book Walking with Dinosaurs: A Natural History.

Here, they do give Liopleurodon, Cryptoclidus, and Ophthalmosaurus longer temporal ranges leading into the Late Jurassic, highlighting their former status as wastebasket taxa, as is the case with Rhamphorhynchus, with finds from Oxford Clay referring to the nomen dubium "Rhamphorhynchus jessoni". And yeah, they just outright admit that Eustreptospondylus shouldn't be here XD

For some odd reason, they changed the location to the Vindelicisch Islands near Solnhofen, Germany.

Description
Taken from the 1999 companion book Walking with Dinosaurs: A Natural History.

Here, they do give Liopleurodon, Cryptoclidus, and Ophthalmosaurus longer temporal ranges leading into the Late Jurassic, highlighting their former status as wastebasket taxa, as is the case with Rhamphorhynchus, with finds from Oxford Clay referring to the nomen dubium "Rhamphorhynchus jessoni". And yeah, they just outright admit that Eustreptospondylus shouldn't be here XD

For some odd reason, they changed the location to the Vindelicisch Islands near Solnhofen, Germany.