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Spinosauridae

Spinosauridae (or spinosaurids) is a clade or family of tetanuran theropod dinosaurs comprising ten to seventeen known genera. Spinosaurid fossils have been recovered worldwide, including Africa, Europe, South America, and Asia. Their remains have generally been attributed to the Early to Late Cretaceous.

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Spinosauridae

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related to Distribution · 51
Spinosauridae → Africa, Albian, Algeria, Angaturama, Antarctica, Aptian, Argentina, Ashdown Sands, Australia, Bahariya Formation, Barremian, Baryonychines, Baryonyx, Baryonyx-like, Brazil, Burgos Province, Camarillasaurus, Cenomanian, Confirmed, Cristatusaurus
related to Classification · 21
Spinosauridae → All, Baryonychinae, Baryonyx, Ceratosuchops, Cristatusaurus, Icthyovenator, Irritator, Others, Oxalaia, Paul Sereno, Riparovenator, Siamosaurus, Sigilmassasaurus, Spinosaurinae, Spinosaurus, Stromer, Suchomimus, Suchosaurus, The, Torvosaurus
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Spinosauridae → Theropod Database

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spinosaurus spinosaurids baryonyx spinosaurid teeth suchomimus also found colleagues theropods suggested theropod known skulls long irritator iberospinus fossil large siamosaurus

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crocodile-like skullsinstance ofThey shared features0.80text
in the Kem Kem beds of Moroccoinstance ofand then replaced by spinosaurines in the Albian and Cenomanian.0.80text
which housed an ecosystem containing many large coexisting predatorsinstance ofand then replaced by spinosaurines in the Albian and Cenomanian.0.80text
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Spinosauridaerelated to ClassificationStromer0.60section
Spinosauridaerelated to ClassificationSpinosaurus0.60section
Spinosauridaerelated to ClassificationPaul Sereno0.60section
Spinosauridaerelated to ClassificationAll0.60section
Spinosauridaerelated to ClassificationTorvosaurus0.60section
Spinosauridaerelated to ClassificationTraditionally0.60section

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