Chirostenotes "slender hand" |
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Chirostenotes Gilmore,
1924
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Animalia Vertebrata Tetrapoda Sauropsida Archosauromorpha Ornithodira Dinosauria Theropoda Tetanurae Coelurosauria Oviraptorosauria |
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Chirostenotes sternbergi may be the same as C. pergracilis, perhaps a different gender. Some material may belong to a new species. |
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TODD
MARSHALL
Paint |
The Charge: A Tyrannosaurus rex chases two Chirostenotes. | ||
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JORDAN
MALLON
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Chirostenotes pergracilis observes as a Daspletosaurus torosus chases a pair of Stegoceras validum. | (Chirostenotes very likely had feathery integument.) | |
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DANIEL
BENSEN
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Field guide to the Oviraptorosauria
I. Chirostenotes sternbergi (based on Chirostenotes pergracilis) II. Chirostenotes pergracilis III. Chirostenotes sp. (based on Chirostenotes pergracilis) IV. Elmisaurus rarus (based on other Caenagnathidae) V. Nomingia gobiensis (based on other Oviraptorosauria) VI. Caenagnathasia martinsoni VII. Elmisaurus elegans (based on other Caenagnathidae) VIII. Ingenia yanshini IX. Ingenia yanshini morph (possibly a different age, sex, species or subspecies from type) X. Conchoraptor gracilis XI. Oviraptor philoceratops XII. Oviraptor philoceratops morph AMNH 6517 (possibly a different age, sex, species or subspecies from type) XIII. Oviraptor philoceratops morph (possibly a different age, sex, species or subspecies from type) XIV. Rinchenia mongoliensis |
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