‭ ‬Coelurosauria - Prehistoric-Wildlife

Lythronax

In Depth First discovered‭ ‬in‭ ‬2009‭ ‬and officially named in November‭ ‬2013,‭ ‬stratigraphical analysis of the Lythronax holotype remains has led to them being estimated as being deposited around‭ ‬80.6‭ ‬to‭ ‬79.9‭ ‬million years ago.‭ ‬This makes Lythronax one of the oldest tyrannosaurids known in North America,‭ ‬and at least‭ ‬2‭ ‬million years older than … Read more

Juravenator

In Depth Juravenator was a small predatory dinosaur active‭ ‬in‭ ‬the late Jurassic of Europe.‭ ‬It appears to have been a fleet footed hunter that specialised in either invertebrates or small vertebrates like lizards.‭ ‬The scleral rings of Juravenator show similarities with nocturnal birds strongly suggesting that Juravenator was most active at night. The holotype … Read more