Jubbulpuria
juh-bul-POOR-ee-uh /dʒəˌbʊlˈpʊəriə/
Nomen dubium
from Jubbulpore
- Jubbulpur(e) · English (colonial-era place name) · Jubbulpore, the old spelling of Jabalpur, India
- -ia · Latin · place or region suffix
The name refers to Jubbulpore, the old British spelling of Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, India, near where the fossils were found. It is a place-based name that combines the town name with a Latin ending. The type species is Jubbulpuria tenuis.
- Named by
- Huene and Matley
- Year named
- 1933
- Period
- Late Cretaceous
- Stage
- Maastrichtian
- Found in
- Lameta Formation, near Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India
A small theropod known from fragmentary remains, mainly vertebrae. It is generally treated as a nomen dubium and probably a ceratosaur, possibly an abelisauroid. Check the authorship and details against a current source.