- the
first ever
cladogram showing the
evolutionary relationships of
Therizinosauria, and
demonstrated that
Beipiaosaurus had
features of more
basal theropods...
- of the last and the
largest representative of its
unique group, the
Therizinosauria (formerly
known as Segnosauria; the segnosaurs).
During and
after its...
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subgroups Avialae, Dromaeosauridae, Troodontidae, Oviraptorosauria, and
Therizinosauria.
Ornitholestes and the
Alvarezsauroidea are also
often included. Together...
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Cretaceous of
China in 1999,
helped clarify the
early evolution of the
Therizinosauria and its
relationships within the
larger group of Theropoda. The remains...
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phylogenetic analysis of
coelurosaurian theropods.
Russell coined the name
Therizinosauria for the
wider group in 1997. In 1999, Xing Xu and
colleagues described...
- ****ociation with the
holotype individual,
therefore it
should be ****igned to
Therizinosauria incertae sedis; the
other remains might pertain to the holotype. A...
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below is the
result of the
performed phylogenetic analysis of the
Therizinosauria by
Hartman et al. 2019
which is
largely based on the data provided...
- forelimbs) †Alvarezsauridae (insectivores with only one
enlarged digit) †
Therizinosauria (tall, long-necked theropods;
omnivores and herbivores) †Therizinosauroidea...
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insectivores with
reduced forelimbs each
bearing one
enlarged claw) †
Therizinosauria (bipedal
herbivores with
large hand
claws and
small heads) †Scansoriopterygidae...
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following year,
Barsbold and
Perle coined the
family Segnosauria (now
Therizinosauria) to
contain the
Segnosauridae and kin. Also, they
named and briefly...
