-
characterize basal megalosaurids. The
ornamentation and well-marked
surface appears in
early megalosaurids but
disappears in
derived megalosaurids, suggesting...
-
localities in and
around Como Bluff,
teeth of both
Ceratosaurus and
megalosaurids were most
common in
habitats in and
around water sources such as wet...
-
Megalosauridae a new
subfamily was named, Afrovenatorinae, to
include all
megalosaurids more
closely related to
Afrovenator than to Megalosaurus.
Unlike Benson...
- lung
system similar to birds, and an
advanced circulatory system. In
megalosaurids and allosaurids, the
orientation of the
femoral head is anteromedial...
- characteristics,
making it polyphyletic. Most
former carnosaurs (such as the
megalosaurids, the spinosaurids, and the ceratosaurs) were
reclassified as more primitive...
- floodplains. Also,
Rauhut et al. (2016)
proposed that
allosaurids and
megalosaurids would have had
different environmental preferences, the
former being...
-
meaning "true Streptospondylus" or "well
curved vertebra") is a
genus of
megalosaurid theropod dinosaur, from the
Callovian and
Oxfordian stages of the Jur****ic...
-
large theropods,
usually those that were
larger and better-known than
megalosaurids.
Typical theropods that were
thought to be
related to
Allosaurus included...
-
Wiehenvenator is a
genus of
megalosaurid theropod dinosaur from the
Middle Jur****ic (Callovian) of
north western Germany. The
genus contains a
single species...
-
several different types. The less
derived types, the
ceratosaurs and
megalosaurids,
included Ceratosaurus nasicornis, C. dentisulcatus, C. magnicornis...
