theropoda

However, he also noted that together they may represent their own group within Theropoda.

The evolutionary paths taken by the Theropoda are very complicated.

Until its discovery proto-feathers were thought to be only in the Theropoda.

This bird was a link between Theropoda dinosaurs and birds.

The new theropoda species that would come to be known as Saurophaganax was also discovered there.

It was formerly placed in the Teratosauridae, within the Theropoda.

This is today seen as a nomen dubium, an indeterminate member of the Theropoda.

Both traits are unique in the Theropoda.

Eodromaeus is regarded as an early member of theropoda, the group which includes the carnivorous dinosaurs.

New evidence that birds are the living descendants of the Theropoda dinosaurs changed the view we thought that how dinosaur may have looked like.

This name has been abandoned since the discovery that segnosaurs are a specialized group within the suborder Theropoda.

The first bird archeopteryx had many similarities with birds as well as Theropoda dinosaurs.

A second molecular study robustly supported the relationship of birds to dinosaurs, though it did not place birds within Theropoda, as expected.

This can also be seen in Figure 5c as the Aves branch off the Theropoda suborder.

Feathers have also been noticed in Theropoda which have been termed feathered dinosaurs.

Over the following years, poposauroids were placed in various groups, including Saurischia, Theropoda, and Carnosauria.

Its fibular crest ends in a hook-shaped process pointing to above, a condition that is unique in the entire Theropoda.

A new look at the phylogeny of Coelurosauria (Dinosauria: Theropoda).

'Troodontidae' is a Family (biology) of bird-like Theropoda dinosaurs.

Cope assigned Aublysodon to the Goniopoda in 1870, a group roughly equivalent to the modern Theropoda.

Today, it is considered a nomen dubium, an indeterminate member of the Theropoda, the specimen having in 1944 been destroyed by a bombardment.

Plateosauridae was proposed by Othniel Charles Marsh in 1895 within Theropoda.

Barsbold and Perle named the group Segnosauria as an infraorder of Theropoda in 1980.

Ichthyopterygia are fully aquatic reptiles that evolved from terrestrial theropoda, with no transitional lineage being discovered so far.

When originally described, Coria could not find a more precise placement for Quilmesaurus than Theropoda.