Gesendet: Donnerstag, 03. Oktober 2019 um 16:36 Uhr
Von: "Leonardo Gómez" <primeval102@gmail.com>
I did. I neither have the pdfs, nor was I optimistic about any existing, so I didn't react.
But searching Google Scholar for "pliosaurus rossicus" (with quotation marks) finds
the openly accessible pdf on the first page of results.
That's all, though.
Dsungaripterus parvus is not found.
Searching for Estemmenosuchus and Чудинов together does not find the description, only a paper celebrating his 90th birthday. The same holds for Eotitanosuchus and Чудинов (a paper in English, Chudinov 1965, is found, but that's not it, he named Eotitanosuchus in 1960).
Searching for Nyctiphruretus and Ефремов brings up two results in total, neither of which is the description. Likewise for Titanophoneus and Ефремов.
Searching for Therizinosaurus and Малеев brings up interesting things, but nothing by Малеев.
So, as expected, most of these works have either never been digitized, or they've only been scanned as pictures without OCR.