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• In 1995 Olshevsky renamed " Laelaps explanatus"
• Later in the century Edward Drinker Cope described a new carnivorous dinosaur from New Jersey he called Laelaps.
• It is tempting to interpret it as Laelaps, the transparent symbol of Procris's fidelity to her jealous husband.
• Two of the workers discover Knight's " Leaping Laelaps " has been accidentally left in the storeroom yesterday.
• The generic name " Laelaps ", used by Cope to denote a theropod, had been preoccupied by a mite.
• Also that year, Cope gave Othniel Charles Marsh a tour of the marl pit where " Laelaps " was found.
• Marsh also learned that the name Laelaps had already been used for a different animal and renamed Cope's dinosaur Dryptosaurus out from under him.
• By Ovid's account, Laelaps and the Teumessian fox had been turned into stone earlier in the story, so the identity of the dog remains problematic.
• During the early years of dinosaur paleontology, it was widely considered that they were sluggish, cumbersome, and sprawling Laelaps " produced under his direction by Charles R . Knight.
• Marsh had therefore provided the replacement name " Dryptosaurus ", but Henry Fairfield Osborn, a partisan of Cope, rejected this replacement and thus in 1898 renamed " Laelaps aquilunguis"
• This way in 2001 " Streptospondylus altdorfensis " became the valid name and type species of a theropod . " Laelaps gallicus " and " Megalosaurus cuvieri " are its objective junior synonyms.
• Later in the century, Cope's hated rival Othniel Charles Marsh would discover that the name " Laelaps " had already been given to a parasitic mite, and would rename the dinosaur " Dryptosaurus ".
• Cope found educating his students at Haverford " a pleasure ", but wrote to his father that he " could not get any work done . " He resigned from his position at Haverford and moved his family to Laelaps ".
• Extant drawings by Hawkins, along with other records, indicate that the Paleozoic Museum would have included life-sized restorations of the theropod " Laelaps " ( = " Dryptosaurus " ), the hadrosaurid " Hadrosaurus ", the plesiosaur " Elasmosaurus ", and the mosasaur " Mosasaurus " ( all from the Upper Cretaceous marls of New Jersey ), along with glyptodont models, a pair of giant ground sloth, giant Pleistocene elk, mammoths, and extinct mammalian carnivores.