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Carnivorous　dinosaurs

Saurischia－Theropoda　Ⅵ

Tetanurae－ⅴ

（Maniraptora①）

　

"A tooth to hurt"
Troodon formosus(Sutenonychosaurus)
Naming person...J.Leidy / 1856

Troodontidae

　２－３ｍ long／５０ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous ／Alberta,Montana,Wyoming

"lizard bird form"
Saurornithoides mongoliensis
Naming person...H.F.Osborn /1924

Troodontidae

　２－３．５ｍ　long／１３－２７ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous ／Mongolia

"Chinese bird form"
Sinornithoides youngi
Naming persons....D.A.Russell & Dong.Z / 1994

Troodontidae

　１．１ｍ　long／Earｌy Cretaceous／China

"Bambi (fictional fawn) plunderer"
Bambiraptor feinbergorum
Naming persons... Burnham, Derstler, Currie, Bakker, Zhou & Ostrom／２０００

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae

1m　long/Late Cretaceous/Montana

Bambiraptor was a juvenile coelurosaur, an advanced theropod (meat-eating dinosaur). This small predator was originally thought to be a juvenile Velociraptor or perhaps Saurornitholestes langstoni. It was a small, fast, meat-eating dromaeosaurid dinosaur from the late Cretaceous period. Bambiraptor was about 3 feet (1 m) long and may have weighed about 7 pounds (3 kg). It had a deadly, sickle-shaped toe claw on the second toe of its foot. Bambiraptor was found in the upper Two Medicine Formation, Montana, USA. The nearly complete, fossilized skeleton was found in a dinosaur bonebed, near a Maiasaura skull.

　

　

"Utah plunderer"
Utahraptor ostrommaysorum
Naming persons...Burge,Gaston&Kirkland /1993

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae

　７ｍ long／１ｔ／Earｌy Cretaceous／Utah

Remains...hand claws & foot claws, tibia, lachrymal, premaxilla, tail vertebrae

"running lizard"
Dromaeosaurus albertensis
Naming persons...Matthew & Brown /1922

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae

１．８ｍ long／１５ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous／Alberta,Montana

　

"terrible claws"

Deinonychus antirrhopus
(Velociraptor　antirrhopus）

Naming person...J.H.Ostrom / 1969　

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae／Velociraptorinae

２．２－４ｍ long／　５０－７５ｋｇ／Earｌy～Late Cretaceous

Montana,Wyoming

"lizard of bird thief"
Sauronitholestes langstoni
Naming person...Sues,H-D. / 1924

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae／Velociraptorinae

　２ｍ long／５ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous／Alberta

A head bone and a frame are only partly just discovered.

These dinosaurs look like Velociraptor　mongoliensis very much when I judge it from some books which I referred to, and the materials.

But, I am an illustrator.

Another kind and the one which I thought this dinosaur stimulate my imagination by far.

　
:"swift robber"

"Swift Robber"
　
Velociraptor mongoliensis

Naming person...H.F.Osborn/1924

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae／Velociraptorinae

1．8ｍ long／Late Cretaceous／.Mongolia

"Micro Robber"
Microraptor gui
Naming person.....Xu, Zhou, Wang, Kuang, and Du/ 2003

（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae

0.7m／　？ｋｇ／Earｌy Cretaceous

Microraptor gui was found in China.

This dinosaur is a very new dinosaur of the leg not only is changing to wings like a bird the front, but feather growing, changing to wings and having four wings in a hind foot. Western Liaoning province was inhabited in the first half of the Cretaceous.

In full length, 77cm and the nail are curving keenly, and a tail is long considering the length.

A front, from Archaeopteryx, the form of a leg has near and a large sternum to present-day

birds, and the hook-like projection as which it is regarded by only the birds which progressed comparatively has no less than seven pairs.

Since it is such, Microraptor Gui has elementary flight capability, and it can be guessed that it is the animal of the transition stage of the dinosaur which cannot fly, and the birds which can

fly.

"Chinese bird lizard of the millennium."

　
Sinornithosaurus　ｍｉｌｌｅｎｉｉ

DESCRIBER ....Xu, Wang & Wu, 1999

Dromaeosauridae / Carnivore

Early　Cretaeous / China/1－1．5ｍ　long

　

The carnivorous dinosaur of the 2-pair-of-shoes walk discovered in China.

It had the head which sharpened thinly, and long and slender hand and foot, and the light body was covered with a feather.

The tail was hardened by the tendon of a bony tissue and was cylindrical.

　

A pair of Velociraptor
　

"May I sit here?"

"Yes."

"As for the children?"

"They have already slept."

　

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Feather and bare skin
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"A tooth to hurt"	Troodon formosus(Sutenonychosaurus) Naming person...J.Leidy / 1856 Troodontidae 　２－３ｍ long／５０ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous ／Alberta,Montana,Wyoming
"lizard bird form"	Saurornithoides mongoliensis Naming person...H.F.Osborn /1924 Troodontidae 　２－３．５ｍ　long／１３－２７ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous ／Mongolia
"Chinese bird form"	Sinornithoides youngi Naming persons....D.A.Russell & Dong.Z / 1994 Troodontidae 　１．１ｍ　long／Earｌy Cretaceous／China
"Bambi (fictional fawn) plunderer"	Bambiraptor feinbergorum Naming persons... Burnham, Derstler, Currie, Bakker, Zhou & Ostrom／２０００（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae 1m　long/Late Cretaceous/Montana Bambiraptor was a juvenile coelurosaur, an advanced theropod (meat-eating dinosaur). This small predator was originally thought to be a juvenile Velociraptor or perhaps Saurornitholestes langstoni. It was a small, fast, meat-eating dromaeosaurid dinosaur from the late Cretaceous period. Bambiraptor was about 3 feet (1 m) long and may have weighed about 7 pounds (3 kg). It had a deadly, sickle-shaped toe claw on the second toe of its foot. Bambiraptor was found in the upper Two Medicine Formation, Montana, USA. The nearly complete, fossilized skeleton was found in a dinosaur bonebed, near a Maiasaura skull.
"Utah plunderer"	Utahraptor ostrommaysorum Naming persons...Burge,Gaston&Kirkland /1993 （Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae 　７ｍ long／１ｔ／Earｌy Cretaceous／Utah Remains...hand claws & foot claws, tibia, lachrymal, premaxilla, tail vertebrae
"running lizard"	Dromaeosaurus albertensis Naming persons...Matthew & Brown /1922 （Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae １．８ｍ long／１５ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous／Alberta,Montana
"terrible claws"	Deinonychus antirrhopus (Velociraptor　antirrhopus） Naming person...J.H.Ostrom / 1969　（Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae／Velociraptorinae ２．２－４ｍ long／　５０－７５ｋｇ／Earｌy～Late Cretaceous Montana,Wyoming
"lizard of bird thief"	Sauronitholestes langstoni Naming person...Sues,H-D. / 1924 （Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae／Velociraptorinae 　２ｍ long／５ｋｇ／Late Cretaceous／Alberta A head bone and a frame are only partly just discovered. These dinosaurs look like Velociraptor　mongoliensis very much when I judge it from some books which I referred to, and the materials. But, I am an illustrator. Another kind and the one which I thought this dinosaur stimulate my imagination by far.
:"swift robber" "Swift Robber"	Velociraptor mongoliensis Naming person...H.F.Osborn/1924 （Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae／Velociraptorinae 1．8ｍ long／Late Cretaceous／.Mongolia
"Micro Robber"	Microraptor gui Naming person.....Xu, Zhou, Wang, Kuang, and Du/ 2003 （Eumaniraptora）／Dromaeosauridae 0.7m／　？ｋｇ／Earｌy Cretaceous Microraptor gui was found in China. This dinosaur is a very new dinosaur of the leg not only is changing to wings like a bird the front, but feather growing, changing to wings and having four wings in a hind foot. Western Liaoning province was inhabited in the first half of the Cretaceous. In full length, 77cm and the nail are curving keenly, and a tail is long considering the length. A front, from Archaeopteryx, the form of a leg has near and a large sternum to present-day birds, and the hook-like projection as which it is regarded by only the birds which progressed comparatively has no less than seven pairs. Since it is such, Microraptor Gui has elementary flight capability, and it can be guessed that it is the animal of the transition stage of the dinosaur which cannot fly, and the birds which can fly.
"Chinese bird lizard of the millennium."	Sinornithosaurus　ｍｉｌｌｅｎｉｉ DESCRIBER ....Xu, Wang & Wu, 1999 Dromaeosauridae / Carnivore Early　Cretaeous / China/1－1．5ｍ　long 　 The carnivorous dinosaur of the 2-pair-of-shoes walk discovered in China. It had the head which sharpened thinly, and long and slender hand and foot, and the light body was covered with a feather. The tail was hardened by the tendon of a bony tissue and was cylindrical.