Definition of Allosauroids. Meaning of Allosauroids. Synonyms of Allosauroids

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- injuries and infections on allosauroid bones. It is possible that allosauroids were social animals, as many remains of allosauroids have been found in close...
- clade that includes most theropod dinosaurs, including megalosauroids, allosauroids, tyrannosauroids, ornithomimosaurs, compsognathids and maniraptorans...
- Aerosteon and Murusraptor possessed a pneumatic quadrate, as in a few allosauroids (Sinraptor, Mapusaurus) and tyrannosauroids. The dentary, which is only...
- is uncertain, and therefore it is uncertain whether or not they are allosauroids (Currie & Carpenter, 2000). The cladogram presented here follows the...
- its kin are actually tyrannosauroids or spinosauroids as opposed to allosauroids. A juvenile specimen described in 2014 has provided more evidence towards...
- (primitive Asian allosauroids) †Allosauridae (Allosaurus and its very closest relatives) †Carcharodontosauria (robust allosauroids) †Carcharodontosauridae...
- characteristics seen in Asfaltovenator may also indicate megalosauroids and allosauroids shared a common ancestor not shared with the tetanuran group of Coelurosauria...
- needed] Studies of the Argentinian taxon Meraxes suggest that these allosauroids were slow-growing, taking as long as 30-40 years to reach maturity. The...
- on various techniques. The skull of Acrocanthosaurus, like most other allosauroids, was long, low and narrow. The weight-reducing opening in front of the...
- Metriacanthosaurids share the following unambiguous synapomorphies among allosauroids: A short or absent anterior ramus of the maxilla (also found in carcharodontosaurids...