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historically considered to
represent a
species of
Allosaurus or very
large allosaurid. However, re-examinations of the
attributed specimens suggested that it...
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named by the
American paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh in 1878.
Allosaurids have a
general anatomy typical of
other neotheropod dinosaurs, contributing...
- the body was
balanced by a long,
muscular tail. It is
classified as an
allosaurid, a type of
carnosaurian theropod dinosaur. As the most
abundant large...
- tetanurans.
Carnosauria has been
reclassified as a
group containing allosaurids that
split from the
Coelurosauria at the Neotetanurae/Avetheropoda node...
- to be
considered a tetanuran, an abelisaurid, a
ceratosaur and even an
allosaurid.
Cryolophosaurus is
currently considered to be a
derived neotheropod,...
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other large theropods,
including the
megalosaurid Torvosaurus and the
allosaurid Allosaurus. The
Garden Park
locality in
Colorado contained,
besides Ceratosaurus...
- Molnar,
Ralph E.; Flannery,
Timothy F.; Rich,
Thomas H.V. (1981). "An
allosaurid theropod dinosaur from the
Early Cretaceous of Victoria, Australia". Alcheringa...
- magnicornis, and the
megalosaur Torvosaurus tanneri (including
Edmarka rex).
Allosaurids included the
common Allosaurus fragilis (including
Epanterias amplexus)...
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preferred dry floodplains. Also,
Rauhut et al. (2016)
proposed that
allosaurids and
megalosaurids would have had
different environmental preferences...
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Steve Hutt,
Martill and
Barker in 1996, it was
considered the only
known allosaurid in Europe. However,
further studies suggested it had more in
common with...
