Veterovataのoogenus レベルのパラタクソノミ(parataxonomy)は、Testudoidについては、Lawver and Jackson (2014)[11]、Geckonoid の卵については、Hirsch (1996)[12]、その他の特に注記されていないものについてはMikhailov et al. (1996)による[2]。
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