Australia: The Land Where Time Began
This species is known only from a single skull. About 3 m long, and the skull was lightly built and had many recurved teeth. These features suggest it may have been a fast-moving predator. Because of the crest on its snout it was believed to be close to Ceratosaurus of the Late Jurassic. Later studies place it in the clade Tyrannosauridea.
Links
- Feathered Dinosaurs: the Origin of Birds, John Long and Peter Schouten, CSIRO Publishing
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