<--- Back to Details
First PageDocument Content
Biology / Abelisauridae / Cranial kinesis / José Bonaparte / Ceratosaurus / Abelisaurus / Jaw / Theropoda / La Colonia Formation / Anatomy / Mesozoic / Carnotaurus
Date: 2012-09-27 11:35:42
Biology
Abelisauridae
Cranial kinesis
José Bonaparte
Ceratosaurus
Abelisaurus
Jaw
Theropoda
La Colonia Formation
Anatomy
Mesozoic
Carnotaurus

GAIA N° 15, LlSBONLISBON, DEZEMBROIDECEMBER 1998, pp[removed]ISSN: [removed]ON THE PALAEOBIOLOGY OF THE SOUTH

Add to Reading List

Source URL: www.arca.museus.ul.pt

Download Document from Source Website

File Size: 2,92 MB

Share Document on Facebook

Similar Documents

Top of the Food Chain. Allosaurus was the most common large meat eater of its time. It had strong bones and powerful muscles and its size enabled it to attack dinosaurs even larger than itself. Most of the allosaurs from

Top of the Food Chain. Allosaurus was the most common large meat eater of its time. It had strong bones and powerful muscles and its size enabled it to attack dinosaurs even larger than itself. Most of the allosaurs from

DocID: KbFF - View Document

More than 75% of the animals found here are carnivorous. Scientists estimate that only five to ten percent of modern animals are predators. That is about the ratio found at other fossil quarries. Something unusual happen

More than 75% of the animals found here are carnivorous. Scientists estimate that only five to ten percent of modern animals are predators. That is about the ratio found at other fossil quarries. Something unusual happen

DocID: Kawp - View Document

Microsoft Word[removed], Marsh to Felch.doc

Microsoft Word[removed], Marsh to Felch.doc

DocID: IcEZ - View Document

Top of the Food Chain. Allosaurus was the most common large meat eater of its time. It had strong bones and powerful muscles and its size enabled it to attack dinosaurs even larger than itself. Most of the allosaurs from

Top of the Food Chain. Allosaurus was the most common large meat eater of its time. It had strong bones and powerful muscles and its size enabled it to attack dinosaurs even larger than itself. Most of the allosaurs from

DocID: BrGC - View Document

Acrocanthosaurus atocensis  Allosaurus atrox Afrovenator abakensis Allosaurus fragilis

Acrocanthosaurus atocensis Allosaurus atrox Afrovenator abakensis Allosaurus fragilis

DocID: aqCN - View Document