"before
compsognathus"
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Procompsognathus
triasscus
Ceratosauria/Coelophysoidea/Coelophysidae
Naming person...E.Fraas / Name
age...1913
The late Triassic period/1.2m long
/ 1kg
Place...Germany
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"leaping foot"
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SALTOPUS elgininsis
Carnivore
Naming persons... Huene/1910
Ceratosauria/Coelophysoidea/Coelophysidae
Late Triassic /Scotland /0,6
meter long/1kg
SALTOPUS
is reported to be a very primitive theropod, having three
sacral vertebrae (rather than four) and a short ilium.
Partial skeleton, including caudal
part of skull.
The hindlimb shows cursorial
proportions, and the metatarsals are bunched together to
give a typically (although not exclusively) dinosaurian
digitigrade tance.
As reconstructed by Benton and
Walker (1985), the skull is as in Procompsognathus very low
and slender.
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"hollow form"
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Coelophysis bauri
Naming person...E.D.Cope / Name
age...1889
Ceratosauria/Coelophysoidea/Coelophysidae
Late Triassic/2.5-2.8m long /
15-20kg
Place...Arizona,New
Mexico
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"fused ankle"
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Syntarsus rhodesiensis
Naming person...M.A.Raath / Name
age...1969
Ceratosauria/Coelophysoidea/Coelophysidae
Early Jurassic/ 3 m (10 ft) long/
Weight 13 Kg
Place...Africa , North
America
Syntarsus resembled Coelophysis and
had fused foot bones. It may have had feathery
scales.
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"horned lizard"
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Ceratosaurus
nasicornis
Naming peron....Marsh(1884)
Ceratosauridae
Late Jurassic/6m long /
1000kg
Place....Colorado,Utah
It leaves the characteristic of the
rather Theropoda.
As for the finger of the leg, four,
the ilium, the pubis, the hipbone of pelvis are
united.
The prominence on three corners of
the head is thin a little to be charged with a role to be
offensive and is fragile.
I was moderately colored, being
fancy.
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"two crests lizard"
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Dilophosaurus
wetherilli
Naming person......S.P.Welles/Name
age..........1970
Ceratosauria/Coelophysoidea
Early Jurassic/6-7m long /
300-400kg
Place...Arizona
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Ｌｉｌｉｅｎｓｔｅｒｎｕｓ liliensterni
Naming persons......Huene,1934
Carnivore
Ceratosauria/Coelophysoidea
Late Triassic /5 m long
The frame of Liliensternus is
bigger than Coelophｙsis, and has characteristics like the
frame of Dilophosaurus.
This dinosaur will be existence
like both middle.
I tried to imagine a comb like
Dilophosaurus there though the bone of the head top part
broke off.
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"Light Weight Lizard"
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Elaphrosaurus bambergi
Naming persons......W.Janensch,
1920
Ceratosauria
Carnivore
Late Jurassic /6 m
long/300kg/AF
This very lightly built meat-eater
is an ongoing puzzle for scientists.
Elaphrosaurus is reminiscent in
looks of Coelophysis, and indeed has been linked to this
family by some researchers.
Since its discovery in Africa in
1920, placing it among the proper family has been difficult.
In addition to Coelophysis, it has been linked to the
abelisaurids and even allosaurids.
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"肉食の牡牛"
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Carnotaurus sastrei
Naming
persons......Bonaparte ／1985
Abelisauroidea－Abelisauridae
Early
Cretaceous/ 8ｍ
long／Argentina
I am poor at drawing this
dinosaur.
It was unrealistic, and a little
arm drew it too much and many times and again with what as
well not to feel unnatural in this in the arm.
I think that I could express the
image which was finally living with this image which I had
referring to the frame figure of GREGORY S.
PAUL.
The image related to the head is in
PageH
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"Majunga dome"
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Majungatholus
atopus
Naming person....Piveteau(1926)/New
excavation...1996
Abelisauroidea－Abelisauridae
Late
Cretaceous/7-9mlong/Madagascar
The picture which I drew before
referred to Allosaurus except the head.
However, I imagined and drew the
number of the fingers of front legs etc.
This time based on the data which
have positioned Majungatholus as Neoceratosauria.
About the feeling of quality of a
thick skull, the direction of this picture considers that I
was able to improve.
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"Abel's lizard"
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Abelisaurus
comahuensis
Naming persons....Bonaparte &
Novas / 1985
Abelisauroidea－Abelisauridae
Late Cretaceous/6.5m long?/1.5t
?/Argentina
The piece of the head bone which
is partly left is a typical Megalosaurus kind.
The stop of the hole of the eye is
common to Carnotaurus and Ceratosaurs.
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"Indian crocodile"
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Indosuchus
raptorius
Naming persons....von．Huene &
Matley / .1933
Abelisauroidea－Abelisauridae
Late Cretaceous/ 6m long/1t
?/India/ period,
This meat-eater had many serrated
teeth and a narrow, crested skull with a flattened roof. I
drew this dinosaur in the small size as a primitive T-rex
kind.
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"Northwest Argentina
lizard"
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Noasaurus leali
Naming persons...J.F.Bonaparte
& Powell/1980
Abelisauroidea－Noasauridae
Late Cretaceous/ 2-3m long
/15kg/Argentina
A smaller predator that made
individual evolution in the South American
continent.
He has a big claws on the second
of the hind leg.
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New image
”Regal dinosaur from the Narmada”
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Rajasaurus
narmadensis
Abelisauroidea－Abelisauridae
Describer...Sereno、Srivastava、Bhatt、Khosla&Sahni／2003
Late Creatceous/Narmada river region, India /9 meter
long
The bones of the heavy build
Rajasaurus narmadensis were collected in 1983 by Suresh
Srivastava of the Geological Survey of India (GSI) and Ashok
Sahni, a paleontologist at Panjab University, during a
search for dinosaur eggs and nests from the Maastrichtian of
India.
From 2003 in 2001 paleontologists
Paul Sereno and Jeff Wilson study the mixed collection of
dinosaur bones that was spread out on an office
floor.
This carnivore was stocky and may
have have had a small, rounded horn above its skull. Among
the found bones are the braincase, jaw, left and right hip
and a sacrum.
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“First wrinkle face”
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Rugops
primus
Describer ...P.Sereno, Wilson Conrad/
2004
Abelisauroidea－Abelisauridae
Late Cretaceous ／Sahara Desert
Niger／9 meter long
I think that Rugops achieved
personal evolution in the continent in the southern
hemisphere like the other Abelisaurus kinds such as
Rajasaurusand Majungatholus
Rugops seems to eat meat, but their
tooth is small and they seem to have been a
scavenger.
At their skull, two lines of seven
holes are empty along the top of the nose and I think that
there was a projection of the quality of meat like the comb
of the fowl there.
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