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Procompsognathus

Procompsognathus /ˌproʊkɒmpˈsɒɡnəθəs/ is an extinct genus of coelophysid theropod dinosaur that lived approximately 210 million years ago during the later part of the Triassic Period, in what is now Germany. Procompsognathus was a small-sized, lightly built, ground-dwelling, bipedal carnivore, that could grow up to 1 m (3.3 ft) long.

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Procompsognathus

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related to Type specimen SMNS 12591 · 23
Procompsognathus → Carrano, Coelophysidae, Dinosauria, Ezcurra, Fraas, Franz Nopcsa, However, Huene, In, It, Megapnosaurus, More, Novas, Paul Sereno, Procompsognathidae, Procompsognathinae, Pseudosuchia, Rupert Wild, Saltoposuchus, Sankar Chatterjee
related to Referred specimens SMNS 12352 and SMNS 12352a · 18
Procompsognathus → Axel Hungerbuhler, Carrano, CAT-scan, Coelophysidae, David Allen, Dinosauria, Fabien Knoll, Huene, In, John Ostrom, Knoll, Much, Oliver Rauhut, Saltoposuchus, Segisaurus, SMNS, Tetanurae, The
related to Discovery and naming · 13
Procompsognathus → Albert Burrer, Germany, It, Löwenstein Formation, Middle Stubensandstein, Norian, Pfaffenhofen, SMNS, Stromberg, The, Triassic, Weiße Steinbruch, Württemberg
related to Paleoecology · 7
Procompsognathus → Contemporaries, Dolichosuchus, Efraasia, Halticosaurus, Lower Stubensandstein, Sauropodomorphs Plateosaurus, Weishampel
related to Description · 5
Procompsognathus → Fraas, Gregory, In, Paul, The
related to In popular culture · 5
Procompsognathus → Individuals, Jurassic Park, Michael Crichton, The Lost World, While

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genus smns holotype fraas theropod dinosaur specimen referred 12352 crocodylomorph 12591 small skull name von huene later ft long coelophysid

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Procompsognathusrelated to DescriptionFraas0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to DescriptionIn0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to DescriptionGregory0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to DescriptionPaul0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingThe0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingMiddle Stubensandstein0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingLöwenstein Formation0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingWeiße Steinbruch0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingAlbert Burrer0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingStromberg0.60section
Procompsognathusrelated to Discovery and namingPfaffenhofen0.60section

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