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Thecocoelurus

Thecocoelurus is a genus of theropod dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period of England. Its type specimen was discovered in strata from the Wessex Formation on the Isle of Wight by the Reverend William Fox, and after his death, it, alongside the rest of his collection, became the property of the British Museum of Natural History. The specimen was…

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related to Palaeoecology · 52
Thecocoelurus → Albanerpetontid, Aristosuchus, Aside, Bernissartia, Brighstoneus, Burned, Calamospondylus, Caulkicephalus, Ceratosuchops, Chondrosteosaurus, Coloborhynchus, Comptonatus, Cretamygale, Cypridea, Eobataar, Eotyrannus, Eucamerotus, Hypsilophodon, Iguanodon, Invertebrates
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Thecocoelurus → Abelisauroidea, Agnolin, Agustín, Coeluridae, Darren Naish, Europe, Falcarius, Federico, He, In, Informally, James Kirkland, Martinelli, Mickey Mortimer, Naish, Numerous, Oviraptorosauria, Revisiting, Therefore, Though
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Thecocoelurus → After, Baron Franz Nopcsa, British Museum, Coelurus, Fox Collection, Friedrich, Harry Govier Seeley, However, Huene, In, Isle, It, Natural History, NHMUK PV R181, Rev, Seeley, The, Thecospondylus, Wessex Formation, Wight
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Thecocoelurus → genus of theropod dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period of England

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genus coelurus wessex thecospondylus formation specimen vertebra naish theropod nopcsa darren suggested seeley also basal daviesi ornithomimosaur found assigned therizinosaur

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Thecocoelurusrelated to ClassificationDarren Naish0.60section
Thecocoelurusrelated to ClassificationOviraptorosauria0.60section
Thecocoelurusrelated to ClassificationEurope0.60section
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Thecocoelurusrelated to ClassificationNaish0.60section
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Thecocoelurusrelated to ClassificationJames Kirkland0.60section
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