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Globidens aegyptiacus Arambourg & Signeux, 1952  
Remarks - Collection: Lee Garrison
- Formation: Phosphates of Morocco
- Location: Morocco
General Info Synonyms (general synonymy) - 1934 Does not = Globidens aegyptiacus Zdansky [Igdamanosaurus aegypticus (Zdansky, 1935)]
- 1939 Does not = Globidens (?) stromeri Kuhn [nomen nudum ??]
- 1949 Does not = Globidens fraasi Dollo [Carinodens belgicum (Woodward, 1891)]
- 1952 = Globidens aegyptiacus Arambourg & Signeux
- 1959 = Globidens aegyptiacus Arambourg & Signeux; Arambourg, Dubertret, Signeux, & Sornay
- 2002 = Globidens sp. Bardet & Suberbiola
Stratigraphic Occurrence - Belqa Group, Al Hasa Phosphorite Formation of Jordan
- Phosphates of Morocco
- Maastrichtian deposits of Egypt
- Maastrichtian deposits of Israel
- Maastrichtian deposits of Syria
Age - Globidens aegyptiacus Arambourg & Signeux is a Late Maastrichtian mosasaur (~66 mya).
Geographic Occurrence (not an all-inclusive list) - Egypt
- Israel
- Jordan
- Morocco
- Syria
Remarks For more information, see: -
Avnimelech, M. 1949. On vertebrate remains in Senonian phosphate beds in Transjordan. Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae, 42, 486-490. -
Arambourg, C.; Dubertret, L.; Signeux, J & Sornay, J. 1959. Contributions à la stratigraphie et à la paléontology du Crétacé et du Nummulitique de la marge NW de la Péninsule arabique. Notes et Mémoires sur le Moyen-Orient, 7, 193-251. -
Bardet, N. & Suberbiola, X. P. 2002. Marine Reptiles from the Late Cretaceous Phosphates of Jordan. Geodiversitas, 24(4), 831-839, figs. A, E, & F. -
Avnimelech, M. 1949. On vertebrate remains in Senonian phosphate beds in Transjordan. Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae, 42, 486-490. -
Arambourg, C.; Dubertret, L.; Signeux, J & Sornay, J. 1959. Contributions à la stratigraphie et à la paléontology du Crétacé et du Nummulitique de la marge NW de la Péninsule arabique. Notes et Mémoires sur le Moyen-Orient, 7, 193-251. -
Bardet, N. & Suberbiola, X. P. 2002. Marine Reptiles from the Late Cretaceous Phosphates of Jordan. Geodiversitas, 24(4), 831-839, figs. A, E, & F.
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