- Albertosaurines, or
dinosaurs of the
subfamily Albertosaurinae,
lived in the Late
Cretaceous of
United States and Canada. The
subfamily was
first used...
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Lythronax and
Teratophoneus living in the
south of Laramidia, and
Albertosaurinae and
Daspletosaurini occupying Canada and
northern USA. The cladogram...
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hexagonal scales.
Gorgosaurus is
classified in the
theropod subfamily Albertosaurinae within the
family Tyrannosauridae. It is most
closely related to the...
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western North America and east Asia.
Compared to the
related subfamily Albertosaurinae,
tyrannosaurines overall are more
robust and
larger though the alioramins...
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Nanuqsaurus hoglundi, Daspletosaurus, Teratophoneus, and
theropods of
Albertosaurinae such as
Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus, all
being included under the...
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Tyrannosauridae is
uncontroversially divided into two subfamilies.
Albertosaurinae comprises the
North American genera Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus,...
- had even been
named and
found Appalachiosaurus to be a
member of the
Albertosaurinae subfamily of Tyrannosauridae,
which only
includes Albertosaurus and...
- albertosaurines, this
suggests Nanotyrannus is a
distinct taxon within the
Albertosaurinae. The same year, Carr and
colleagues noted that this was insufficient...
- the same
paper found it to be
located outside of the
clade including Albertosaurinae and Tyrannosaurinae, and
therefore the
sister group of Tyrannosauridae...
- +
Gorgosaurus libratus)
Tyrannosaurinae (T. rex > A. sarcophagus)
Albertosaurinae (A.
sarcophagus > T. rex)
Maniraptoriformes (O.
velox + P. domesticus)...
