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- Aoniraptor is an extinct genus of megaraptoran theropod dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous ****ncul Formation of Argentina. The genus contains a single...
- Ceratosauria. In the 2016 description of Aoniraptor, Deltadromeus was speculated to potentially form a clade with Aoniraptor and Bahariasaurus ('Bahariasauridae')...
- (2016-07-13). "Is Gualicho Aoniraptor?". The Theropod Database Blog. Retrieved 14 July 2016. Cau A. "Nuovi resti di Aoniraptor? Ehm... Benvenuto Gualicho...
- patagonian theropod, Aoniraptor, was a non-megaraptorid megaraptoran. Their study also noted the similaritires between Aoniraptor, the enigmatic theropod...
- description of Aoniraptor, Motta et al. discussed the possibility that Bahariasaurus, along with Deltadromeus, Gualicho, and Aoniraptor, could form a clade...
- abelisaurs Skorpiovenator, Tralkasaurus, and Ilokelesia, the megaraptoran Aoniraptor, and the fellow giant carcharodontosaurids Mapusaurus and Taurovenator...
- carcharodontosaurids (Mapusaurus, Meraxes, and Taurovenator), a megaraptoran (Aoniraptor), abelisaurids (Skorpiovenator, Tralkasaurus, and Ilokelesia), a probable...
- Aoniraptor Bahariasaurus? ****uiraptor Phuwiangvenator Rapator Siats? Chilantaisaurus? Megaraptoridae Aerosteon Australovenator Maip Megaraptor Murusraptor...
- Aoniraptor Bahariasaurus? ****uiraptor Phuwiangvenator Rapator Siats? Chilantaisaurus? Megaraptoridae Aerosteon Australovenator Maip Megaraptor Murusraptor...
- Argentina. This fossil was found in the vicinity of the megaraptoran Aoniraptor, several abelisauroids, and a possible unenlagiine paravian. The fossils...