- the
megaraptorid dispersal from
Australia to
South America (probably via Antarctica) came with an
increase in body size, and that
megaraptorids kept...
- Maip is a
genus of
large megaraptorid theropod dinosaur from the Late
Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)
Chorrillo Formation of
Santa Cruz, Argentina. The genus...
-
Australovenator was
considered to be
within the same
genus as
another Australian Megaraptorid called Rapator.
Rapator is
based on a
metacarpal first described by Friedrich...
-
distinct megaraptoran clades: a more
inclusive clade,
comprising all
megaraptorids except ****uiraptor and Australovenator, (shown
below as "Clade A"),...
-
ornithopod remains are
present in Victoria, Australia.
Indeterminate megaraptorid remains are
present in Victoria, Australia. List of dinosaur-bearing...
- Tetanurae) from the
Lower Cretaceous of
Australia and the
Gondwanan origin of
megaraptorid theropods".
Gondwana Research. 36: 473–487. Bibcode:2016GondR..36..473B...
- "thief". The
specific name
means "resembling Ornitholestes".
Remains of a
megaraptorid,
nicknamed "Lightning Claw," were
discovered in opal
fields southwest...
- Tetanurae) from the
Lower Cretaceous of
Australia and the
Gondwanan origin of
megaraptorid theropods".
Gondwana Research. 36: 473–487. Bibcode:2016GondR..36..473B...
- Australovenator,
however a
subsequent study has
placed Australovenator as a
megaraptorid megaraptoran alongside other derived South American taxa,
while ****uiraptor...
- Baryonyx. In 2019, it was
suggested that the
vertebra instead belonged to a
megaraptorid theropod, as
opposed to a spinosaur. portal:dinosaur
Spinosaurus Oxalaia...
