-
Genyodectes are so fragmentary; e.g.
Ceratosaurus is
different from
other ceratosaurians by the very
prominent horn on its snout; Genyodectes, however, was not...
- top and on the side of the skull's rear, respectively). As in
other ceratosaurians,
parts of the bony
nostril were
formed by the
maxilla (upper jaw bone);...
-
lower bone of the hip) is also more
simple than in
other ceratosaurians.
While other ceratosaurians have a peg-and-socket
connection between the two bones...
- and Late Jur****ic,
where most
localities had
predators consisting of
ceratosaurians, megalosauroids, and allosauroids, and
herbivores consisting of stegosaurian...
- II, III and IV), with
sharp claws. Some
basal theropods, like most
Ceratosaurians, had four digits, and also a
reduced metacarpal V (e.g. Dilophosaurus)...
-
called abelisaurids but both are
fragmentary and may be more
basal ceratosaurians,
though Tortosa et al. (2014)
considered both to be
distinct abelisaurids...
- latter, that
Coelophysoidea does not form a
natural group with the
ceratosaurians. Similarly,
while Dilophosaurus and
similar theropods have traditionally...
-
Cristiano Dal; Maganuco, Simone; Cau,
Andrea (2018-12-19). "The
oldest ceratosaurian (Dinosauria: Theropoda), from the
Lower Jur****ic of Italy,
sheds light...
-
reduced in
height in its
middle portion, as is the case in some
other ceratosaurians.: 55–58 The tail
comprised around 50
caudal vertebrae and was about...
-
James M.; Xu, Xing (January 2017). "Extreme
Ontogenetic Changes in a
Ceratosaurian Theropod".
Current Biology. 27 (1): 144–148. Bibcode:2017CBio...27....
