Fossil Reptiles of Great Britain

@inproceedings{Benton1995FossilRO,
  title={Fossil Reptiles of Great Britain},
  author={Michael J. Benton and Patrick Simon Spencer},
  booktitle={Springer Netherlands},
  year={1995}
}
Access to the countryside. Museum abbreviations. British Carboniferous fossil reptile sites. British Permian fossil reptile sites. British Triassic fossil reptile sites. Britsh Early Jurassic fossil reptile sites. British Mid Jurassic fossil reptile sites. British Late Jurassic fossil reptile sites. British Cretaceous fossil reptile sites. British Caenozoic fossil reptile sites. 
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