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Gigantoraptor (lit. 'giant thief') is a
genus of
large oviraptorosaur dinosaur that
lived in Asia
during the Late
Cretaceous period. It is
known from...
- Caudipteryx,
which was the size of a turkey, to the 8-meter-long, 1.4-ton
Gigantoraptor. The
group (along with all
maniraptoran dinosaurs) is
close to the ancestry...
- The
largest members are
represented by the
enormous Beibeilong and
Gigantoraptor,
estimated around 7.5–8 m (25–26 ft) in length.
Other caenagnathids...
- (1.7–2.2
short tons),
based on
comparisons with the
closely related Gigantoraptor. Its jaws—in a
similar fashion to most
other oviraptorosaurs—were toothless...
-
clade Oviraptorosauria (Barsbold, 1976),
apart from the
later described Gigantoraptor. H.
giganteus was
estimated to have been 30-40%
larger than the next...
- Yinlong, the Jur****ic
tyrannosauroid Guanlong, the
large oviraptorosaur Gigantoraptor, and the
troodontid Mei. Xing was born in Xinjiang, China, in 1969....
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Leptorhynchos and a
giant species of caenagnathid, very
similar to
Gigantoraptor, from
South Dakota. However, only
fossilized foot
prints were discovered...
- Formation, in 2001 in a
quarry which would later yield the
remains of
Gigantoraptor. In a 2017
review of
Asian titanosaurs,
Sonidosaurus was considered...
-
ornithomimosaurs Anserimimus and Gallimimus;
oviraptorosaurs Avimimus,
Gigantoraptor,
Rinchenia and Elmisaurus;
tyrannosaurids Alectrosaurus,
Alioramus and...
- Oviraptorinae. Lü et al. (2013)
suggested that
Nankangia may form a
clade with
Gigantoraptor and Chirostenotes, and
therefore refrained from
including the former...
