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- Megaraptora is a clade of carnivorous theropod dinosaurs. Its derived members, the Megaraptoridae are noted for their large hand claws and powerfully-built...
- contained Neovenator, Chilantaisaurus, and a newly named clade: Megaraptora. Megaraptora contained Megaraptor, ****uiraptor, Orkoraptor, Aerosteon, and Australovenator...
- the description of Eotyrannus' placement in the family suggests that Megaraptora are tyrannosauroids as well, even though it was found that Eotyrannus...
- description of a juvenile Megaraptor specimen, the referral of Siats to Megaraptora was contested, and megaraptorans were found to more likely be tyrannosauroids...
- some phylogenetic analyses find it to be a more derived member of the Megaraptora, possibly being part of the main Megaraptoridae family itself. Australovenator...
- Benson, Matthew T. Carrano and Stephen L. Brusatte erected the clade Megaraptora to encomp**** Megaraptor and its closest relatives. Megaraptorans were...
- Oviraptorosauria, a clade of dinosaurs including Oviraptor and Gigantoraptor Megaraptora, a clade of dinosaurs including ****uiraptor Raptor (film), a 2001 film...
- the spinosaurs, called the Megaraptora, within the allosaur family Neovenatoridae. A later analysis has placed Megaraptora, including Aerosteon, within...
- Datanglong Lusovenator Siamraptor Siats? Veterupristisaurus Neovenatoridae Chilantaisaurus? Gualicho? Neovenator Siats? Megaraptora? Carcharodontosauridae...
- (shown below as "Clade B"). Like some previous analyses by other authors, Megaraptora is nested within Coelurosauria, as the sister taxon to Tyrannosauroidea...