-
classification of
megalosauroids follows a
study by
Benson in 2010. Note that
several "wildcard" taxa that are
probably megalosauroids were
excluded from...
- tails") is a
clade that
includes most
theropod dinosaurs,
including megalosauroids, allosauroids, and
coelurosaurs (which
includes tyrannosauroids, ornithomimosaurs...
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Piatnitzkysauridae is an
extinct family of
megalosauroid or
basal allosauroid dinosaurs. It only
consists of
three to four
known dinosaur genera: Condorraptor...
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which preserved protofeathers, was
initially believed to be a
juvenile megalosauroid. This led to the
belief that
megalosaurids may have had feathers. However...
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theropod dinosaur (although a 2020
study proposed it to be a
hatchling megalosauroid),
which lived about 151 or 152
million years ago in the area that would...
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Condorraptor is an
extinct genus of
megalosauroid theropod dinosaur. Its
genus name
means 'robber from
Cerro Condor',
referencing a
nearby village, while...
- carnivores) †Piatnitzkysauridae (small
basal megalosauroids endemic to the Americas) †Megalosauridae (large
megalosauroids with
powerful arms and hands) †Spinosauridae...
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without constriction of the
lower temporal fenestra. (also
found in
megalosauroids) A
flange on the
squamosal covering the
quadrate head laterally. A well-defined...
- to be top predator), a
possible abelisauroid, and an
indeterminate megalosauroid,
while the
ornithischians it
coexisted with were
Dysalotosaurus and...
- by
Rauhut et al. (2012).
Although originally classified as a
basal megalosauroid,
later phylogenetic analyses dispute this placement. However, a recent...
