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... Concavenator fossil Showing Off Concavenator's odd features likely helped it. Triassic Period 252 million Jurassic Period 201 million Cretaceous Period 145 million 66 million Triassic Period 252 million Jurassic Period 201 million 145 ...
... Concavenator was a bit smaller than Baryonyx and was a member of the carcharodontosaurs, a group then flourishing on the southern continents. Concavenator is distinguished by a strange pointed fin or hump on its back, which may have ...
Saskia Lacey. Concavenator. The Concavenator looked like a strange blend of creatures. It had a crest that was similar ... Concavenator's length greater than or less than. A Concavenator chases a feathered theropod. 22.
Saskia Lacey. A Concavenator chases a feathered theropod . LET'S EXPLORE MATH The Concavenator was about 6.096 meters long with a characteristic hump on its back . 1. Is the Concavenator's length greater than or less than 6.1 meters long ...
... Concavenator was a medium - sized theropod . It had scales and a distinctive hump sticking up from its lower back ... Concavenator swallow prey . Concavenator's claws would have been used to help capture prey . Deinocheirus had very long ...
... Concavenator implied that it was a flattened specimen. The posterior vertebrae formed a tall, pointed crest that may have been the attachment for a hump on Concavenator's back, which may have been used to impress mates and scare off ...
... CONCAVENATOR SAY IT ! Con - CAVE - uh - nay - tor Concavenator is one of the strangest meat eaters ever discovered . This medium - size dinosaur had a large , pointy hump on its hips and bumps on its arms called quill knobs . The hump ...
... Concavenator Concavenator was a medium - sized theropod , about as long as a large car . It had some unusual features , including a sail , or hump , near its hips . 266 The hump was unusual because it was not very long , but it was tall ...
... Concavenator corcovatus (“hunchback hunFrom the late Lower (Barremian, ca. north-central Spain). It brown ter adult ter”): Cretaceous 129.4–125 Ma) of Asia (present-day was as heavy as a great bear and longer than a saltwacrocodile. The ...