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Chinese alvarezsaurs is from the
Shishugou Formation in
Xinjiang (earliest Late Jur****ic). Additionally, two
derived members of the
derived alvarezsaur group...
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related to the ornithomimosaurs. In 1993,
Perle et al.
described the next
alvarezsaur to be discovered,
naming it
Mononychus olecr**** (meaning "one claw")...
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Bannykus is an
alvarezsaur from the
Early Cretaceous of the Bayin-Gobi
Formation of
Inner Mongolia, China. It
includes one species,
Bannykus wulatensis...
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Mandarin for "west" and
refers to
Western China where it was found) is an
alvarezsaur from the
Early Cretaceous of the
Tugulu Group of China. It
includes one...
- the
unexpected discovery of
another species of
alvarezsaur from the
Shishugou Formation (other
alvarezsaurs from this
formation include Haplocheirus and...
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Alvarezsaurs reported from the **** Cr****
Formation Genus Species Synonyms State Stratigraphic position Material Notes Images "Ornithomimus" "O." minutus...
- The
Nemegt Formation (also
known as
Nemegtskaya Svita) is a
geological formation in the Gobi
Desert of Mongolia,
dating to the Late Cretaceous. The formation...
- The
Baruungoyot Formation (also
known as
Barun Goyot) is a
geological formation dating to the Late
Cretaceous Period. It is
located within and is widely...
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including Shishugounykus and
Haplocheirus are
suggested to
represent early alvarezsaurs, however, this has been questioned. Scansoriopterygids, a
group of small...
- seed-eating (some troodontids) and insect-eating (many
avialans and
alvarezsaurs). Oviraptorosaurs,
ornithomimosaurs and
advanced troodontids were likely...
