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Troodontidae

Troodontidae /troʊ.əˈdɒntɪdiː/ is a clade of bird-like theropod dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic to Late Cretaceous. During most of the 20th century, troodontid fossils were few and incomplete and they have therefore been allied, at various times, with many dinosaurian lineages. More recent fossil discoveries of complete and articulated specimens…

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ManiraptoransTeethRaptorialHandsAvian
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LeidyLacertilianDinosauriaGilmoreOrnithischians
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WyomingKoparionUtahMiddle JurassicEngland
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FossilsMeiMark NorellOviraptoridOviraptorosaur
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related to Taxonomy · 32
Troodontidae → Albertavenator, Almas, Borogovia, Byronosaurus, Daliansaurus, Dinevenator, Family Troodontidae, Geminiraptor, Gobivenator, Hypnovenator, Jianianhualong, Jinfengopteryx, Latenivenatrix, Liaoningvenator, Linhevenator, Mei, Pectinodon, Philovenator, Saurornithoides, Sinornithoides
related to Classification · 28
Troodontidae → Archaeopteryx, Bullatosauria, China, Deinonychosauria, Dinosauria, Dromaeosauridae, Features, Gilmore, Holtz, Initially, It, Leidy, Mei, New, Novas, One, Ornithomimosauria, Paraves, Pol, Since
related to Phylogeny · 11
Troodontidae → Anchiornis, Avialae, Gao, It, Lefèvre, Shen, The, There, Tsuihiji, Very, Xu

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troodontids troodontid teeth dromaeosaurids clade sinovenator et troodon mei also al jianianhualong byronosaurus large birds group borogovia gobivenator saurornithoides stenonychosaurus

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Dromaeosaurusinstance ofThe same study also indicated that dromaeosaurids0.80text
Saurornitholestesinstance ofThe same study also indicated that dromaeosaurids0.80text
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationTroodontid0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationInitially0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationLeidy0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationDinosauria0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationGilmore0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationStegoceras0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationIt0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationSternberg0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationSince0.60section
Troodontidaerelated to ClassificationDromaeosauridae0.60section

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