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Great paper thats for once isn't paywalled, its very interesting to see how numerous abelisaurids became in the cretaceous.

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1 hour ago, Praefectus said:

I like the species name on this one: ragei - of rage. 

 

Named for a paleontologist---not a 'raging' dinosaur :P:ighappy:

 

Etymology. — The specific epithet ‘ragei’ is a patronym honouring Dr Jean-Claude Rage for his influential contribution to our knowledge on the Paleobiogeography of continental Mesozoic vertebrates.

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6 hours ago, Haravex said:

Great paper thats for once isn't paywalled, its very interesting to see how numerous abelisaurids became in the cretaceous.

Eoabelisaurus is currently the oldest known abelisaurid, and Spectrovenator constitutes the first described abelisaurid from the Berriasian-early Aptian interval, considering that Ligabueino is the only other abelisauroid described from this interval, and we now know that Elaphrosaurus and Limusaurus are the oldest noasaurids.

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