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Theropods Down Under: Revisions of the Australian theropod fauna and the earliest known megaraptorids

Theropoda is a group of globally distributed dinosaurs that includes all strictly carnivorous dinosaurs and their only living relatives, the birds. The Australian fossil record of non-avian theropods mostly comprises isolated specimens that shed some light on diversity and biogeography.
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The Tail of Tyrannosaurus: Reassessing the Size and Locomotive Importance of the M. caudofemoralis in Non‐Avian Theropods

Anatomical Record, 2011
W Scott Persons Iv, Philip Currie
exaly  

Oxygen isotope evidence for semi-aquatic habits among spinosaurid theropods

Geology, 2010
Romain Amiot, Eric Buffetaut, Christophe Lecuyer   +2 more
exaly  

Homology of the “ethmoid complex” of tyrannosaurids and its implications for the reconstruction of the olfactory apparatus of non-avian theropods

Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, 2008
François Therrien, David Weishampel
exaly  

New Vantage on Theropod Flight

Science News, 1997
Russ Agreen, R. Monastersky
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Crouching Theropods in Taxonomic Jungles: Ichnological and Ichnotaxonomic Investigations of Footprints with Metatarsal and Ischial Impressions

Ichnos, 2003
Martin G Lockley, Masaki Matsukawa
exaly  

An Early Cretaceous heterodontosaurid dinosaur with filamentous integumentary structures

Nature, 2009
Hai-Lu You, Xing Xu
exaly  

Two feathered dinosaurs from northeastern China

Nature, 1998
Mark A Norell, Philip Currie
exaly  

5. THEROPODS

2016
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Small scale scrapes suggest avian display behavior by diminutive Cretaceous theropods

Cretaceous Research, 2016
Kyung Soo Kim, Li-Da Xing
exaly