-
primary and
secondary bone.
Ankylosaurids also have an S-shaped
narial p****age. The most
distinguishing feature of
ankylosaurids is the
presence of a tail...
-
earlier North American ankylosaurids had gone
extinct by the late
Albian or
Cenomanian ages of the
Middle Cretaceous.
Ankylosaurids thereafter recolonized...
- of the tail of some
dinosaurs and of some mammals, most
notably the
ankylosaurids and the glyptodonts, as well as
meiolaniid turtles. It is
thought that...
-
groups are the
Euankylosauria (containing
ankylosaurids and nodosaurids) and the Parankylosauria.
Ankylosaurids are one of the two
families of Euankylosauria...
-
Petersburg University. p. 156.
Translated paper Averianov, A. O. (2002). "An
ankylosaurid (Ornithischia: Ankylosauria)
braincase from the
Upper Cretaceous Bissekty...
- the
Asian ankylosaurid Tarchia in the genus,
renaming it as
Euoplocephalus giganteus. The
synonymy of all
Campanian North-American
ankylosaurids was followed...
- Shins" by the
naming authors,
refers to a
presumed defensive tactic of
ankylosaurids,
smashing the
lower legs of
attacking predatory theropods with their...
-
potentially being useful in ****ure for the
typical group of
nodosaurids and
ankylosaurids, and was
defined in 2021 by Soto-Acuña and
colleagues as such as the...
-
stated that
Tarchia was
basal to two
distinct clades of Late
Cretaceous ankylosaurids: one
comprising North American taxa (Ankylosaurus, Euoplocephalus) and...
-
related family Ankylosauridae.
Nodosaurids differ from
ankylosaurids in the fact that
ankylosaurids evolved more recently,
during the
Early Cretaceous, and...
