Alxasaurus "Alxa Desert lizard" |
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Alxasaurus D. A.
Russell & Dong, 1995
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Animalia Vertebrata Tetrapoda Sauropsida Archosauromorpha Ornithodira Dinosauria Theropoda Tetanurae Coelurosauria Therizinosauria |
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LENGTH: 3.5 m to 4 m | MASS: 350 kg to 400 kg |
see also: World Records
see also: Ages of the Mesozoic
see also: Paleo-Maps
see also: Anatomy
Alxasaurus was the most primitive therizinosauroid. Many claim that it is more similar to "normal" theropods than other therizinosauroids are. |
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DANIEL
BENSEN
Digital (Two-Dimensional), Paint |
3 Alxasaurus elesitaiensis | ||
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DARREN
NAISH
Ink |
a profile of the primitive therizinosauroid Alxasaurus elesitaiensis | (This animal very likely had feathery integument.) | |
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SHIRAISHI
MINEO
Digital (Two-Dimensional) |
bizarre Alxasaurus elesitaiensis | (This animal very likely had feathery integument.) | |
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PETER
BUCHHOLZ
Pencil |
Nei Mongol theropods: An Alxasaurus elesitaiensis flees two Sinornithoides youngi. | ||
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MICHAEL KEESEY
Pencil, Digital (Two-Dimensional) |
Alxasaurus elesitaiensis in defensive posture | ||
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DANIEL
BENSEN
Digital (Two-Dimensional), Paint |
Field Guide to the Therizinosauria
I. Beipiaosaurus inexpectus II. Enigmosaurus mongoliensis III. "Chilantaisaurus" zheziangensis (based on other Therizinosauria) IV. Alxasaurus elesitaiensis V. Erlikosaurus andrewsi VI. Segnosaurus galbinensis VII. Nanshiungosaurus brevispinus (based on other Therizinosauria) VIII. "Nanshiungosaurus" bohlini (based on other Therizinosauria) IX. Therizinosaurus cheloniformis |
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