- Germany.
Elaphrosaurus was
described and
named by
Werner Janensch in 1920 and the type
species is
Elaphrosaurus bambergi. The
genus name
Elaphrosaurus is derived...
-
which was
under 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, to much
larger genera such as
Elaphrosaurus and Deltadromeus,
which were more than 20 feet (6.1 meters) in length...
- in
varying phylogenetic results concerning the
relationships between Elaphrosaurus and the
derived Cretaceous noasaurids. The
precise relationship between...
- de Lapparent,
based on these,
named a
second species of the
genus Elaphrosaurus, E. gautieri. The
specific name
honours François Gautier, the discoverer...
- Jur****ic
carnivore from
North America, Europe, and
possibly Africa Elaphrosaurus, a medium-sized Jur****ic
carnivore from
Africa Ornitholestes, a small...
-
complete length of
Elaphrosaurus, 6.0–6.3 m (19.7–20.7 ft). Wang and colleagues, in 2017, also
found Limusaurus and
Elaphrosaurus to
group in the clade...
- to be more primitive,
possibly related to the
primitive ceratosaurs Elaphrosaurus and Limusaurus. A more
comprehensive study of
noasaurid relationships...
-
coexisted with a
variety of
dinosaurs such as the
carnivorous theropods Elaphrosaurus and Veterupristisaurus,
giant herbivorous sauropods Giraffatitan and...
- with
indeterminate ceratosaur remains formerly considered referable to
Elaphrosaurus recovered in Colorado.
Indeterminate theropod tracks have been recovered...
-
Formation in
Lindi Region of Tanzania. Veterupristisaurus, Ostafrikasaurus,
Elaphrosaurus, Giraffatitan, Dicraeosaurus, Janenschia, Tornieria, Tendaguria, Kentrosaurus...
