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- bones referred to megaraptorans were also quite slender and similar to those of coelurosaurs adapted for running. Although megaraptorans were thick-bodied...
- group of theropods with controversial affinities. Other studies recover megaraptorans as basal coelurosaurs unrelated to carcharodontosaurs. Other theropods...
- be a megaraptoran extremely similar to Australovenator. The cladogram below follows the 2014 analysis by Porfiri et al. that finds megaraptorans to be...
- substantial disagreement on the classification of this animal as well as megaraptorans, which are usually found to be either neovenatorids or tyrannosauroids...
- considered megaraptorans as tetanurans. The cladogram shown below follows an analysis by Porfiri et al., 2014, which recovered megaraptorans as tyrannosauroids...
- Neovenatoridae. However, more recently, another analysis has proposed that all megaraptorans are actually tyrannosauroids, which would reclassify ****uiraptor as...
- described in March 2018. Tratayenia can be distinguished from other megaraptorans on the basis of three autapomorphies (unique derived features) of the...
- megaraptoran tyrannosauroids different from the Megaraptoridae. A 2018 study by Porfiri et al. has supported the idea that Gualicho and megaraptorans...
- terrestrial carnivores) †Neovenatoridae ("new hunters"; may include megaraptorans) Coelurosauria (feathered theropods, with a range of body sizes and...
- the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event occurred, ceratosaurians, megaraptorans an incertae sedis group within Tetanurae, and two groups of tetanurans...