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- Imperobator ("powerful warrior") is a genus of probable unenlagiid paravian theropod dinosaurs, that lived during the Maastrichtian age of the Late Cretaceous...
- Transantarctic Mountains, and Antarctopelta, Trinisaura, Morrosaurus and Imperobator from Late Cretaceous of the Antarctic Peninsula) have been described...
- Natovenator Unenlagiinae? Austroraptor Buitreraptor Dakotaraptor? Diuqin Imperobator? Neuquenraptor Ornithodesmus? Pamparaptor Pyroraptor? Rahonavis? Unenlagia...
- dromaeosaurids had paired functional oviducts. Motta et al. (2024) interpret Imperobator antarcticus as a member of Unenlagiidae. Gianechini, Colli & Makovicky...
- Natovenator Unenlagiinae? Austroraptor Buitreraptor Dakotaraptor? Diuqin Imperobator? Neuquenraptor Ornithodesmus? Pamparaptor Pyroraptor? Rahonavis? Unenlagia...
- Theropoda Clade: Pennaraptora Clade: Paraves Sereno, 1997 Subgroups †Imperobator †Overoraptor? †Palaeopteryx †Pneumatoraptor †Rahonavis †Archaeopterygidae...
- Natovenator Unenlagiinae? Austroraptor Buitreraptor Dakotaraptor? Diuqin Imperobator? Neuquenraptor Ornithodesmus? Pamparaptor Pyroraptor? Rahonavis? Unenlagia...
- Natovenator Unenlagiinae? Austroraptor Buitreraptor Dakotaraptor? Diuqin Imperobator? Neuquenraptor Ornithodesmus? Pamparaptor Pyroraptor? Rahonavis? Unenlagia...
- Puerta, 1997 Genera †Austroraptor †Buitreraptor †Dakotaraptor? †Diuqin †Imperobator? †Neuquenraptor †Overoraptor? †Pamparaptor? †Pyroraptor? †Rahonavis?...
- ; Brissón Egli, F.; Novas, F. E. (2024). "Unenlagiid affinities for Imperobator antarcticus (Paraves: Theropoda): paleobiogeographical implications"...