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The 14 pages that link to Holotype, each with the reason it gives.

• Type specimenBroader topic: This is the usual single-specimen form of a type for a new species.

• Hominin taxonomyRelated: A hominin species name is anchored to its designated type specimen.

• Species descriptionBroader topic: It is the primary physical reference fixed by many new species descriptions.

• EuparkeriaRelated: The type material anchors the scientific name Euparkeria capensis.

• GiganotosaurusRelated: The genus was named from a partial skeleton designated as its holotype.

• Homo rhodesiensisRelated: The Kabwe skull anchors the name Homo rhodesiensis under zoological naming rules.

• ProterosuchusRelated: The type specimen anchors the scientific name Proterosuchus fergusi.

• Australopithecus bahrelghazaliNarrower topic: KT 12/H1 serves as the species' name-bearing specimen.

• MegarachneRelated: The original Megarachne description relied on an incomplete specimen serving as the holotype.

• BurnetiaRelated: The genus’s classification rests on its original name-bearing fossil material.

• Homo gautengensisRelated: A central question is whether the fossils grouped under the name support a coherent species diagnosis.

• IdentificationRelated: It anchors the application of a species name when identifications are disputed.

• LongisquamaNarrower topic: The interpretation of Longisquama rests largely on its designated name-bearing fossil.

• SharovipteryxRelated: The animal's scientific identity rests on its designated fossil specimen.