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Le fameux qui arpentait l'Amérique du Nord il y a 155 Ma, est connu depuis 1877. En 2020, une 3ème espèce vient d'être rattachée à ce genre iconique !

Source : https://t.co/Ms9lnEFdx9

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2020-02-05

is trending? I'm assuming this because most people don't realize they still do. people! They are a group of theropod that evolved in the Mesozoic and survived the mass extinction that killed off their non-avian cousins.

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2020-02-05

Day 35
Wanted to sketch something new 🦖

Coelophysis

an extinct genus of coelophysid theropod dinosaur that lived approximately 216 to 196 million years ago during the latter part of the Triassic Period- Wikipedia

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2020-02-05

Electron backscatter diffraction analysis provides diagnostic characters for theropod eggshell https://t.co/Qmij1wM37C

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2020-01-18

Cryolophosaurus ellioti was a large theropod from the Jurassic period of Antarctica. They grew to 6.5 metres long.

(Credit: Rudolf Farkas)

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2020-01-16

✨More Pokémon incoming! I’m pretty happy with this theropod looking magmar, and that reuniclus ain’t too shabby either

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2020-01-12

Welcome to puanensis in: A new possible megalosauroid theropod from the Middle Xintiangou Formation of Chongqing, People’s Republic of and its implication for early
tetanuran evolution" - https://t.co/4EGUIFzgxQ

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2020-01-11

Scansoriopterygids - small, tree-climbing maniraptoran sometimes with membranous wings - are often depicted as screaming little dragons. I say that they would have looked like goofy bat-winged parrots: https://t.co/5vXTaNSJak Art by & .

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2020-01-10

15. For let’s introduce the emperor dragon. Discovered in China, Dilong was a small that lived during the early Cretaceous, and shook the foundations of theropod and tyrannosaur study with its preserved feathers. Art by Alex Lovegrove

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2019-12-15

Results from the
Noripterus, Eocaecilia, Chasicotherium and Chuandongocoelurus.

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2019-12-15

Hope everyone got to save the turkey’s wishbone yesterday? Theropod dinosaurs like also have a wishbone or furcula. You can see the furcula that’s present on of
for

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2019-11-29

"I miss when dinosaurs were scary."
"Feathered dinosaurs look stupid."
"Theropods are just too different to have given rise to birds."

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2019-11-20

First round of stuff and there's plenty of supersized-saurians running amok!

Big ol' theropods belong to , , and !

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2019-11-19

Today's dinosaur for is Therizinosaurus! A large theropod who lived in the late Cretaceous period. 🦖

This dinosaur's look is based on incomplete fossils, including forearms with gigantic claws (loaning to its name which means "scythe lizard"). 🦴

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2019-11-16

& resemble as well as having the eyes and feather-like protrusions of a brine shrimp. Armaldo also shares physical traits with dinosaurs.

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2019-11-15

It's time for another - Meet Coelophysis! 🦖

Coelophysis is a small theropod from the Triassic period. It's also one of the earliest proper fossil discoveries - it was named in 1887!

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2019-11-14

(Thread: 2/-) it's not the worst theropod (Wikipedia calls it an Allosaurus, which I could buy) that I've seen in cartoons, but also not the best. Getting some strong land before time vibes from it, which is a bit of consolation.

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2019-11-13

First on the list is a classic that many if you will likely recognize: Allosaurus! 🦖 One of the most famous dinosaurs in the theropod group (second to ol' Tyrannosaurus Rex).

Allosaurus lived in the late Jurassic period.

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2019-11-08

First up, Vespersaurus. A noasaurid theropod where the third digit is the sole (lol) weight-bearing digit. https://t.co/hOrnTE4RPt

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2019-11-05

Our new paper on jaw disparity is published! 🦖It is available here in : https://t.co/4Qf5hquggv (1/2)

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2019-11-04