- of
Piatnitzkysaurus also has a
distal foot that is more
modestly developed than in Allosaurus. Due to the
strong resemblance to
Piatnitzkysaurus, it...
- Marshosaurus,
Piatnitzkysaurus and
possibly Xuanhanosaurus. The most
complete and well-known
member of this
family is
Piatnitzkysaurus,
which also gives...
- it to be a
piatnitzkysaurid megalosauroid and the
sister taxon of
Piatnitzkysaurus, a
finding supported by
later studies. The
holotype of Condorraptor...
-
Piatnitzkysauridae was
named to
include all
megalosauroids more
closely related to
Piatnitzkysaurus than to
either Spinosaurus or Megalosaurus.
Within Megalosauridae a...
- dinosaurs, have been
found in Patagonia, and a
model of the mid-Jur****ic
Piatnitzkysaurus graces the
concourse of the
Trelew airport (the
skeleton is in the...
- keel on the
anterior dorsal vertebrae (also
found in Condorraptor,
Piatnitzkysaurus,
Carcharodontosaurus and many megalosaurians). A
straight posterior...
-
andesi (1996)
Mussaurus patagonicus (1979)
Noasaurus leali (1980)
Piatnitzkysaurus floresi (1979)
Rayososaurus agrioensis (1996)
Riograndia guaibensis...
- that were
thought to be
related to
Allosaurus included Indosaurus,
Piatnitzkysaurus, Piveteausaurus, Yangchuanosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, Chilantaisaurus...
- a
different genus.
Patagosaurus probably lived alongside genera as
Piatnitzkysaurus,
Condorraptor and Volkheimeria.
Since Patagosaurus is
known from many...
- the
maxilla are
vertically grooved; the same
combination is
shown by
Piatnitzkysaurus. The
surangular has no bony shelf, or even ridge, on its
outer side...
