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- contains a single species, Huaxiagnathus orientalis, known from two immature individuals from the Yixian Formation. Huaxiagnathus may represent an earlier...
- Formation, reaching up to 10 metres (33 ft) in length. The smaller theropod Huaxiagnathus from the older Yixian Formation, traditionally regarded as a "compsognathid"...
- similar in size to larger Sinosauropteryx specimens, but smaller than Huaxiagnathus and Mirischia. Compsognathus were small, bipedal animals with long legs...
- longipes, but generally similar in size. The largest compsognathid is Huaxiagnathus, which is estimated from its holotype to be around 1.8 m (5 ft 11 in)...
- theropods from the Jehol Biota of China (Sinosauropteryx, Huadanosaurus, Huaxiagnathus and Sinocalliopteryx) in addition to Mirischia. Their phylogenetic analyses...
- (Jianshangou Beds, dating to 124.6 Ma). While similar to the related Huaxiagnathus, Sinocalliopteryx were larger. The type specimen, at 2.37 meters (7...
- Compsognathus Huaxiagnathus? Mirischia? Scipionyx? Sinocalliopteryx? Sinosauropteryx? Xunmenglong Sinosauropterygidae? Huadanosaurus Huaxiagnathus Mirischia...
- Compsognathus Huaxiagnathus? Mirischia? Scipionyx? Sinocalliopteryx? Sinosauropteryx? Xunmenglong Sinosauropterygidae? Huadanosaurus Huaxiagnathus Mirischia...
- (Early Cretaceous) compsognathid-like theropods (Sinosauropteryx spp., Huaxiagnathus, and Sinocalliopteryx) as well as the Brazilian Mirischia. Using the...
- Compsognathus Huaxiagnathus? Mirischia? Scipionyx? Sinocalliopteryx? Sinosauropteryx? Xunmenglong Sinosauropterygidae? Huadanosaurus Huaxiagnathus Mirischia...