- the
holotype of
Nanuqsaurus. As well as this, the
initial discoveries of
teeth were
placed as more
likely to be the
remains of
Nanuqsaurus as
opposed to...
-
closely related Nanuqsaurus from the
Prince Cr****
Formation of
North America is
estimated at 60–70
centimetres (24–28 in).
Since Nanuqsaurus likely had a...
- jaw, both with teeth)
housed at
Zhucheng Dinosaur Museum. In 2014 came
Nanuqsaurus, the
northern most
tyrannosaurid found in
Prince Cr****
Formation of the...
-
there were the
theropods of
Tyrannosaurinae such as
Tyrannosaurus rex,
Nanuqsaurus hoglundi, Daspletosaurus, Teratophoneus, and
theropods of Albertosaurinae...
-
includes Daspletosaurus, Teratophoneus, Bistahieversor, Tarbosaurus,
Nanuqsaurus, Zhuchengtyrannus, and
Tyrannosaurus itself. Some
authors include the...
- tyrannosaurids. They were
recognized in the 2014
analysis of the new
genus Nanuqsaurus, a
derived tyrannosaurine.
Albertosaurinae was
recovered as including...
-
ceratopsian Pachyrhinosaurus,
ornithopod Edmontosaurus, and
tyrannosaurid Nanuqsaurus in
addition to
mammals like Unnuakomys. In 1999
during an expedition...
- as
Nanuqsaurus. This is
probably because,
other than a few
possible indeterminate remains,
Gorgosaurus is not
known from Alaska,
where as
Nanuqsaurus is...
-
Nanuqsaurus...
-
Nanuqsaurus...
