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PREHISTORIC WILDLIFEARTICLESGLOSSARYTIME PERIODSACTIVITIESTOP LISTS Prehistoric Wildlife. Welcome to prehistoric-wildlife.com, a comprehensive online guide to prehistoric creatures. In the species index you will find a great many entries, but don’t expect to find just dinosaurs. While there is a great number of dinosaur species on here, you will also find the early arthropods which
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TOP 10 ICONIC PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA Megafauna is a term usually applied to the large animals that lived within the last few tens of thousands of years which are unfortunately no longer with us. Here we will look at ten animals that truly define this period in history, but don’t forget, if you to read much more in depth information about these animals, then TOP 10 DINOSAURS FROM BRITAIN Top 10 Dinosaurs From Britain. Britain might not be the first place you think of when the subject of dinosaurs comes up, yet some of the most important dinosaur discoveries are directly attributable to the dinosaurs that lived in what would eventually become the British Isles. Although in popular media discoveries in North America, Asia, and more recently ChinaTOP 10 STEGOSAURS
Top 10 Stegosaurs. 10 - Dacentrurus With fossils recovered from England, Dacentrurus was one of the first stegosaur genera to be established in Europe, though the situation is a little muddy. The first Stegosaur genus to be described in Europe (and again from England) was Regnosaurus, though the very limited remains from which the genus was TOP 10 PREHISTORIC SHARKS TOP TEN PREHISTORIC SHARKS. Sharks frequently appear as the subjects of horror stories which often depict them as cold merciless killers that live to kill. The truth of the matter is not so clear cut as worldwide sharks fill an important part in marine ecosystems that would be irreversibly changed if they disappeared. Today’s sharks however come from a long line of forms that TOP TEN PREDATORY DINOSAURS Top Ten Predatory Dinosaurs. A look at ten of some of the most famous, largest and specialised predatory dinosaurs that areknown to science.
TEMNODONTOSAURUS
Temnodontosaurus is one of the oldest and largest ichthyosaurs known to science, and while there are a few species associated with the genus, the most obvious differences between these are the size and proportions of the jaws. Temnodontosaurus fossils have been so well preserved that they reveal stomach contents of ammonites EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. ClassificationRHOETOSAURUS
Rhoetosaurus. Name: Rhoetosaurus (Rhoetos lizard). Phonetic: Rhoe-toe-sore-us. Named By: Heber Longman - 1926. Classification: Chordata, Reptilia, Dinosauria TITANIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Titanis. Name: Titanis (Titanic). Phonetic: Tie-tan-is. Named By: Pierce Brodkorb - 1963. Classification: Chordata, Aves, Cariamae PREHISTORIC WILDLIFEARTICLESGLOSSARYTIME PERIODSACTIVITIESTOP LISTS Prehistoric Wildlife. Welcome to prehistoric-wildlife.com, a comprehensive online guide to prehistoric creatures. In the species index you will find a great many entries, but don’t expect to find just dinosaurs. While there is a great number of dinosaur species on here, you will also find the early arthropods whichTOP 10 MEGAFAUNA
TOP 10 ICONIC PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA Megafauna is a term usually applied to the large animals that lived within the last few tens of thousands of years which are unfortunately no longer with us. Here we will look at ten animals that truly define this period in history, but don’t forget, if you to read much more in depth information about these animals, then TOP 10 DINOSAURS FROM BRITAIN Top 10 Dinosaurs From Britain. Britain might not be the first place you think of when the subject of dinosaurs comes up, yet some of the most important dinosaur discoveries are directly attributable to the dinosaurs that lived in what would eventually become the British Isles. Although in popular media discoveries in North America, Asia, and more recently ChinaTOP 10 STEGOSAURS
Top 10 Stegosaurs. 10 - Dacentrurus With fossils recovered from England, Dacentrurus was one of the first stegosaur genera to be established in Europe, though the situation is a little muddy. The first Stegosaur genus to be described in Europe (and again from England) was Regnosaurus, though the very limited remains from which the genus was TOP 10 PREHISTORIC SHARKS TOP TEN PREHISTORIC SHARKS. Sharks frequently appear as the subjects of horror stories which often depict them as cold merciless killers that live to kill. The truth of the matter is not so clear cut as worldwide sharks fill an important part in marine ecosystems that would be irreversibly changed if they disappeared. Today’s sharks however come from a long line of forms that TOP TEN PREDATORY DINOSAURS Top Ten Predatory Dinosaurs. A look at ten of some of the most famous, largest and specialised predatory dinosaurs that areknown to science.
TEMNODONTOSAURUS
Temnodontosaurus is one of the oldest and largest ichthyosaurs known to science, and while there are a few species associated with the genus, the most obvious differences between these are the size and proportions of the jaws. Temnodontosaurus fossils have been so well preserved that they reveal stomach contents of ammonites EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. ClassificationRHOETOSAURUS
Rhoetosaurus. Name: Rhoetosaurus (Rhoetos lizard). Phonetic: Rhoe-toe-sore-us. Named By: Heber Longman - 1926. Classification: Chordata, Reptilia, Dinosauria TITANIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Titanis. Name: Titanis (Titanic). Phonetic: Tie-tan-is. Named By: Pierce Brodkorb - 1963. Classification: Chordata, Aves, Cariamae EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. Classification INDOHYUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Information about Indohyus and other prehistoric creatures. Indohyus. Name: Indohyus (India pig). Phonetic: In-doe-hy-us. NamedBy: Ranga Rao
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Top 10 HADROSAURS. 10 - Magnapaulia The hadrosaur dinosaurs are all noted for having high neural spines on their vertebrae, but those of Magnapaulia are particularly high. This has led to fresh speculation that Magnapaulia may have used these spines to increase body area to help with swimming, like a huge paddle. However in the past this idea has beenHOLOPTYCHIUS
Holoptychius seems to have been a particularly widespread genus of lobe-finned fish. Like relative genera, the body was streamlined with most of the fins in a more rearward placement on the body. The scales were fairly large and round, and the tail was asymmetrical with an upper lobe far more greatly developed thanthe
TOP 10 CERATOPSIAN DINOSAURS Top 10 ceratopsians. 10 - Einiosaurus Einiosaurus has rapidly become one of the more popular ceratopsian dinosaurs thanks mostly to the unusual nasal horn that curves around like a can opener. How the horn grew though is also interesting. In hatchlings the horn would have been a small upwards facing point, and then as juveniles grew the horn would not only CYNODICTIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Cynodictis was an early member of the Amphicyonidae , a group of mammalian predators that are much better known as ‘bear dogs’. This is not all that surprising however when you consider that Cynodictis was also one of the earliest amphicyonids and usually the earlier members of CERATODUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Ceratodus. Name: Ceratodus (Horned tooth). Phonetic: Seh-rah-toe-dus. Named By: Louis Agassiz - 1837. Synonyms:Polyporites browni
PIKAIA - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Diet: Uncertain. Size: Around 38 millimetres long. Known locations: Canada, British Columbia - Burgess Shale. Time period: Middle Cambrian. Fossil representation: Many individuals. Pikaia has been one of the most talked about creatures discovered from the Cambrian era Burgess Shale, yet there is still CHARNIA - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Charnia. Name: Charnia (named after the Charnwood forest in England where the frist specimens were found). Phonetic: Char-ne-ah. Named By: Trevor D BOROPHAGUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Borophagus. Name: Borophagus (Gluttonous eater). Phonetic: Bor-o-fay-gus. Named By: Edward Drinker Cope - 1892.Synonyms: Cynogulo
PREHISTORIC WILDLIFEARTICLESGLOSSARYTIME PERIODSACTIVITIESTOP LISTS Prehistoric Wildlife. Welcome to prehistoric-wildlife.com, a comprehensive online guide to prehistoric creatures. In the species index you will find a great many entries, but don’t expect to find just dinosaurs. While there is a great number of dinosaur species on here, you will also find the early arthropods whichSPECIES INDEX
An overview of prehistoric wildlife. Content copyright www.prehistoric-wildlife.com. The information here is completely free for your own study and research purposes, but please dont copy the articles word for word and claim them as your own work. DAPHOENUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Daphoenus. Name: Daphoenus. Phonetic: Da-foe-nus. Named By: Joseph Liedy - 1853. Synonyms: Daphoenus demilo, Pericyon, Proamphicyon EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. ClassificationTOP 10 STEGOSAURS
Top 10 Stegosaurs. 10 - Dacentrurus With fossils recovered from England, Dacentrurus was one of the first stegosaur genera to be established in Europe, though the situation is a little muddy. The first Stegosaur genus to be described in Europe (and again from England) was Regnosaurus, though the very limited remains from which the genus wasBOREALOSUCHUS
Borealosuchus. Name: Borealosuchus (Boreal crocodle). Phonetic: Bor-e-al-o-soo-kus. Named By: Chris Brochu - 1997. Synonyms: Leidysuchus CYNODICTIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Cynodictis was an early member of the Amphicyonidae , a group of mammalian predators that are much better known as ‘bear dogs’. This is not all that surprising however when you consider that Cynodictis was also one of the earliest amphicyonids and usually the earlier members ofRHOETOSAURUS
Rhoetosaurus. Name: Rhoetosaurus (Rhoetos lizard). Phonetic: Rhoe-toe-sore-us. Named By: Heber Longman - 1926. Classification: Chordata, Reptilia, Dinosauria YAWUNIK - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Yawunik. Name: Yawunik (named after a creature in Ktunaxa legend). Phonetic: Ya-wu-nik. Named By: Cédric Aria, Jean-Bernard Caron & RobertPALAEOCARCHARODON
Palaeocarcharodon seems to have been one of the principal shark genera that appeared in the oceans after the Cretaceous that were now devoid of large marine reptiles. Palaeocarcharodon is often considered to be related to the large Cretaceous shark Cretoxyrhina , however it is the relationship to Carcharodon carcharias (the PREHISTORIC WILDLIFEARTICLESGLOSSARYTIME PERIODSACTIVITIESTOP LISTS Prehistoric Wildlife. Welcome to prehistoric-wildlife.com, a comprehensive online guide to prehistoric creatures. In the species index you will find a great many entries, but don’t expect to find just dinosaurs. While there is a great number of dinosaur species on here, you will also find the early arthropods whichSPECIES INDEX
An overview of prehistoric wildlife. Content copyright www.prehistoric-wildlife.com. The information here is completely free for your own study and research purposes, but please dont copy the articles word for word and claim them as your own work. DAPHOENUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Daphoenus. Name: Daphoenus. Phonetic: Da-foe-nus. Named By: Joseph Liedy - 1853. Synonyms: Daphoenus demilo, Pericyon, Proamphicyon EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. ClassificationTOP 10 STEGOSAURS
Top 10 Stegosaurs. 10 - Dacentrurus With fossils recovered from England, Dacentrurus was one of the first stegosaur genera to be established in Europe, though the situation is a little muddy. The first Stegosaur genus to be described in Europe (and again from England) was Regnosaurus, though the very limited remains from which the genus wasBOREALOSUCHUS
Borealosuchus. Name: Borealosuchus (Boreal crocodle). Phonetic: Bor-e-al-o-soo-kus. Named By: Chris Brochu - 1997. Synonyms: Leidysuchus CYNODICTIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Cynodictis was an early member of the Amphicyonidae , a group of mammalian predators that are much better known as ‘bear dogs’. This is not all that surprising however when you consider that Cynodictis was also one of the earliest amphicyonids and usually the earlier members ofRHOETOSAURUS
Rhoetosaurus. Name: Rhoetosaurus (Rhoetos lizard). Phonetic: Rhoe-toe-sore-us. Named By: Heber Longman - 1926. Classification: Chordata, Reptilia, Dinosauria YAWUNIK - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Yawunik. Name: Yawunik (named after a creature in Ktunaxa legend). Phonetic: Ya-wu-nik. Named By: Cédric Aria, Jean-Bernard Caron & RobertPALAEOCARCHARODON
Palaeocarcharodon seems to have been one of the principal shark genera that appeared in the oceans after the Cretaceous that were now devoid of large marine reptiles. Palaeocarcharodon is often considered to be related to the large Cretaceous shark Cretoxyrhina , however it is the relationship to Carcharodon carcharias (the SPECIES - M - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE An overview of prehistoric wildlife. Content copyright www.prehistoric-wildlife.com. The information here is completely free for your own study and research purposes, but please dont copy the articles word for word and claim them as your own work.TOP 10 MEGAFAUNA
TOP 10 ICONIC PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA Megafauna is a term usually applied to the large animals that lived within the last few tens of thousands of years which are unfortunately no longer with us. Here we will look at ten animals that truly define this period in history, but don’t forget, if you to read much more in depth information about these animals, then TOP 10 DINOSAURS FROM BRITAIN Top 10 Dinosaurs From Britain. Britain might not be the first place you think of when the subject of dinosaurs comes up, yet some of the most important dinosaur discoveries are directly attributable to the dinosaurs that lived in what would eventually become the British Isles. Although in popular media discoveries in North America, Asia, and more recently China TOP TEN PREDATORY DINOSAURS Top Ten Predatory Dinosaurs. A look at ten of some of the most famous, largest and specialised predatory dinosaurs that areknown to science.
PREDATOR X - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Predator X is the informal name given to a marine reptile that is still undergoing reconstruction and study. This marine reptile is excitingly, possibly the largest pliosaur ever to live, but frustratingly the most fragmented. With fossil remains of an individual that is composed of roughly twenty thousandTEMNODONTOSAURUS
Temnodontosaurus is one of the oldest and largest ichthyosaurs known to science, and while there are a few species associated with the genus, the most obvious differences between these are the size and proportions of the jaws. Temnodontosaurus fossils have been so well preserved that they reveal stomach contents of ammonites TITANIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Titanis. Name: Titanis (Titanic). Phonetic: Tie-tan-is. Named By: Pierce Brodkorb - 1963. Classification: Chordata, Aves, CariamaeTELMATOSAURUS
Telmatosaurus was one of the dinosaurs that lived upon Hateg Island, a late Cretaceous island that would one day go on to form the Hateg Basin of Romania. Many of the dinosaurs of Hateg Island grew smaller through a process called insular dwarfism. In the simplest terms, they grew smaller so that they did notneed to eat
FALCATUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Falcatus. Name: Falcatus Phonetic: Fal-cat-us. Named By: R. Lund - 1985. Classification: Chordata, Chondrichthyes, Elasmobranchii, Symmoriida. Species: F. falcatus PHYSORNIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Physornis. Name: Physornis (Nature bird). Phonetic: Fys-or-niss. Named By: Ameghino - 1895. Classification: Chordata, Aves, Cariamae, Phorusrhacidae, Brontornithinae PREHISTORIC WILDLIFEARTICLESGLOSSARYTIME PERIODSACTIVITIESTOP LISTS Prehistoric Wildlife. Welcome to prehistoric-wildlife.com, a comprehensive online guide to prehistoric creatures. In the species index you will find a great many entries, but don’t expect to find just dinosaurs. While there is a great number of dinosaur species on here, you will also find the early arthropods whichTOP 10 MEGAFAUNA
TOP 10 ICONIC PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA Megafauna is a term usually applied to the large animals that lived within the last few tens of thousands of years which are unfortunately no longer with us. Here we will look at ten animals that truly define this period in history, but don’t forget, if you to read much more in depth information about these animals, then TOP 10 DINOSAURS FROM BRITAIN Top 10 Dinosaurs From Britain. Britain might not be the first place you think of when the subject of dinosaurs comes up, yet some of the most important dinosaur discoveries are directly attributable to the dinosaurs that lived in what would eventually become the British Isles. Although in popular media discoveries in North America, Asia, and more recently China MATAPANUI - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Originally named in 2016 as Matapa , it was later discovered that the name Matapa had already been used to name a genus of butterfly. Therefore later in 2016, a new name, Matapanui was established for the genus. Matapanui is a genus of whale and a kind that was a precursor to the baleen EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. Classification TOP 10 CERATOPSIAN DINOSAURS Top 10 ceratopsians. 10 - Einiosaurus Einiosaurus has rapidly become one of the more popular ceratopsian dinosaurs thanks mostly to the unusual nasal horn that curves around like a can opener. How the horn grew though is also interesting. In hatchlings the horn would have been a small upwards facing point, and then as juveniles grew the horn would not only PREDATOR X - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Predator X is the informal name given to a marine reptile that is still undergoing reconstruction and study. This marine reptile is excitingly, possibly the largest pliosaur ever to live, but frustratingly the most fragmented. With fossil remains of an individual that is composed of roughly twenty thousand CYNODICTIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Cynodictis was an early member of the Amphicyonidae , a group of mammalian predators that are much better known as ‘bear dogs’. This is not all that surprising however when you consider that Cynodictis was also one of the earliest amphicyonids and usually the earlier members ofTEMNODONTOSAURUS
Temnodontosaurus is one of the oldest and largest ichthyosaurs known to science, and while there are a few species associated with the genus, the most obvious differences between these are the size and proportions of the jaws. Temnodontosaurus fossils have been so well preserved that they reveal stomach contents of ammonitesRHOETOSAURUS
Rhoetosaurus. Name: Rhoetosaurus (Rhoetos lizard). Phonetic: Rhoe-toe-sore-us. Named By: Heber Longman - 1926. Classification: Chordata, Reptilia, Dinosauria PREHISTORIC WILDLIFEARTICLESGLOSSARYTIME PERIODSACTIVITIESTOP LISTS Prehistoric Wildlife. Welcome to prehistoric-wildlife.com, a comprehensive online guide to prehistoric creatures. In the species index you will find a great many entries, but don’t expect to find just dinosaurs. While there is a great number of dinosaur species on here, you will also find the early arthropods whichTOP 10 MEGAFAUNA
TOP 10 ICONIC PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA Megafauna is a term usually applied to the large animals that lived within the last few tens of thousands of years which are unfortunately no longer with us. Here we will look at ten animals that truly define this period in history, but don’t forget, if you to read much more in depth information about these animals, then TOP 10 DINOSAURS FROM BRITAIN Top 10 Dinosaurs From Britain. Britain might not be the first place you think of when the subject of dinosaurs comes up, yet some of the most important dinosaur discoveries are directly attributable to the dinosaurs that lived in what would eventually become the British Isles. Although in popular media discoveries in North America, Asia, and more recently China MATAPANUI - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Originally named in 2016 as Matapa , it was later discovered that the name Matapa had already been used to name a genus of butterfly. Therefore later in 2016, a new name, Matapanui was established for the genus. Matapanui is a genus of whale and a kind that was a precursor to the baleen EOGYRINUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Eogyrinus. Name: Eogyrinus (Dawn Tadpole). Phonetic: E-o-gy-rin-us. Named By: D. M. S. Watson - 1926. Classification TOP 10 CERATOPSIAN DINOSAURS Top 10 ceratopsians. 10 - Einiosaurus Einiosaurus has rapidly become one of the more popular ceratopsian dinosaurs thanks mostly to the unusual nasal horn that curves around like a can opener. How the horn grew though is also interesting. In hatchlings the horn would have been a small upwards facing point, and then as juveniles grew the horn would not only PREDATOR X - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Predator X is the informal name given to a marine reptile that is still undergoing reconstruction and study. This marine reptile is excitingly, possibly the largest pliosaur ever to live, but frustratingly the most fragmented. With fossil remains of an individual that is composed of roughly twenty thousand CYNODICTIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Cynodictis was an early member of the Amphicyonidae , a group of mammalian predators that are much better known as ‘bear dogs’. This is not all that surprising however when you consider that Cynodictis was also one of the earliest amphicyonids and usually the earlier members ofTEMNODONTOSAURUS
Temnodontosaurus is one of the oldest and largest ichthyosaurs known to science, and while there are a few species associated with the genus, the most obvious differences between these are the size and proportions of the jaws. Temnodontosaurus fossils have been so well preserved that they reveal stomach contents of ammonitesRHOETOSAURUS
Rhoetosaurus. Name: Rhoetosaurus (Rhoetos lizard). Phonetic: Rhoe-toe-sore-us. Named By: Heber Longman - 1926. Classification: Chordata, Reptilia, DinosauriaTOP 10 MEGAFAUNA
TOP 10 ICONIC PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA Megafauna is a term usually applied to the large animals that lived within the last few tens of thousands of years which are unfortunately no longer with us. Here we will look at ten animals that truly define this period in history, but don’t forget, if you to read much more in depth information about these animals, thenTOP 10 STEGOSAURS
Top 10 Stegosaurs. 10 - Dacentrurus With fossils recovered from England, Dacentrurus was one of the first stegosaur genera to be established in Europe, though the situation is a little muddy. The first Stegosaur genus to be described in Europe (and again from England) was Regnosaurus, though the very limited remains from which the genus was TOP TEN PREDATORY DINOSAURS Top Ten Predatory Dinosaurs. A look at ten of some of the most famous, largest and specialised predatory dinosaurs that areknown to science.
INDOHYUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Indohyus. Name: Indohyus (India pig). Phonetic: In-doe-hy-us. Named By: Ranga Rao - 1977. Classification: Chordata, MammaliaHOMOTHERIUM
Homotherium is usually associated with higher latitudes like cold steppes which were predominantly colder with large prey animals. One thing that quite literally makes Homotherium stand out as different from other big cats is the shape and proportions of its legs. Homotherium stands tall with especially long fore legs andshoulders
NEOVENATOR - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE First discovered in 1978 from the chalk cliffs of the south-western Isle of Wight, a subsequent later visit led to the other remains of Neovenator being recovered and described in 1996. At 7.5 meters for the type specimen, and isolated remains suggesting even larger individuals, Neovenator is one of the larger theropod dinosaurs knownfrom Europe.
ENCHODUS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Enchodus (also known as ‘the sabre-toothed herring’) Name: Enchodus (Spear tooth). Phonetic: En-coe-dus. Named By: Louis AgazzizSCELIDOSAURUS
Scelidosaurus. Name: Scelidosaurus (limb lizard). Phonetic: Skel-is-doe-sore-us. Named By: Richard Owen - 1859. Classification: Chordata TITANIS - PREHISTORIC WILDLIFE Titanis. Name: Titanis (Titanic). Phonetic: Tie-tan-is. Named By: Pierce Brodkorb - 1963. Classification: Chordata, Aves, CariamaeGIGANOTOSAURUS
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