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Dinosaurs
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ALLOSAURUS tendagurensis ? |
| DESCRIBER | Janensch,1925 |
| TIME | Jurassic
Late Kimmeridgian |
| CLASSIFICATION | Saurischia Theropoda Tetanurae Carnosauria Allosauridae |
| DIET | Carnivore |
| FOSSILSITE | Tendaguru Beds, Mtwara, Tanzania |
| FALL UNDER | ALLOSAURUS? |
| LENGTH | |
| INFO |
Allosaurus
(Marsh,
1877)
= Creosaurus
atrox (Marsh,1878) Epanterias
amplexus (Cope,1878) Labrosaurus
(Marsh,1879) Saurophagus
(Ray,1941)
Allosaurus
> A.
fragilis (Marsh,1877)
>> Laelaps
trihedrodon (Cope,1877) Creosaurus
atrox (Marsh,1878) Epanteris
amplexus (Cope,1878) Hypsirophus
discurus [partim] (Cope,1878) Allosaurus
lucaris (Marsh,1878) Allosaurus
ferox (Marsh,1896)
?Saurophagus
maximus (Ray,1941)
?Labrosaurus
ferox (Marsh,1884) Camptosaurus
amplus (Marsh,1879) =
Camptonotus
amplus (Marsh,1879) A. whitei
(Pickering,
1995)
Allosaurus
> A.tendagurensis (Janensch,1925)
Tibia (HM 67) (~10 m; ~2.5 tons) partial tibia (~910 mm) Though huge, this tibia is virtually never mentioned as being from one of the largest theropods known. The estimate is based on Allosaurus specimens, but as "A." tendagurensis was a more basal tetanurine, one might expect the actual length to be longer. [M.Mortimer]
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