Definition of Velocisaurus. Meaning of Velocisaurus. Synonyms of Velocisaurus

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- Velocisaurus ("swift lizard") is a genus of noasaurid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period of Argentina. Velocisaurus was probably around...
- foot bone (metatarsal III). Noasaurids varied in size, from the small Velocisaurus which was under 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, to much larger genera such...
- guaibensis (2001) Riojasaurus incertus (1969) Saltasaurus loricatus (1980) Velocisaurus unicus (1991) Volkheimeria chubutensis (1979) Ligabuesaurus leanzai (2006)...
- Ligabueino Spinostropheus Elaphrosaurinae Elaphrosaurus ****nculsaurus Limusaurus Noasaurinae Laevisuchus Masiakasaurus Noasaurus Velocisaurus Vespersaurus...
- Ligabueino Spinostropheus Elaphrosaurinae Elaphrosaurus ****nculsaurus Limusaurus Noasaurinae Laevisuchus Masiakasaurus Noasaurus Velocisaurus Vespersaurus...
- Ligabueino Spinostropheus Elaphrosaurinae Elaphrosaurus ****nculsaurus Limusaurus Noasaurinae Laevisuchus Masiakasaurus Noasaurus Velocisaurus Vespersaurus...
- Ligabueino Spinostropheus Elaphrosaurinae Elaphrosaurus ****nculsaurus Limusaurus Noasaurinae Laevisuchus Masiakasaurus Noasaurus Velocisaurus Vespersaurus...
- Ligabueino Spinostropheus Elaphrosaurinae Elaphrosaurus ****nculsaurus Limusaurus Noasaurinae Laevisuchus Masiakasaurus Noasaurus Velocisaurus Vespersaurus...
- (the alvarezsauroids Alvarezsaurus and Achillesaurus, the abelisaurs Velocisaurus, Viavenator, and Llukalkan, and the megaraptoran Tratayenia), many titanosaurian...
- a long central foot bone. Noasaurids varied in size, from the small Velocisaurus under 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, to much larger genera such as Elaphrosaurus...