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New Therizinosaurian Dinosaur Unearthed in China
The nearly complete skeleton suggests the animal was at least 1.6 times longer than Beipiaosaurus and had more than 45 lower-jaw teeth.
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The Independent (US)New bizarre, long-clawed dinosaur species discovered in China
Dinosaur belongs to a group known for oversized hand claws
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Paleontologists described a new species of therizinosaur, called Kayrasaurus changliensis, from an almost complete skeleton found in northeastern China. This discovery represents the largest known therizinosaur of the famous Jehol Biota of the Lower Cretaceous. Description of the Kayrasaurus changliensis Kayrasaurus changliensis lived about 125 million years ago and belongs to the group of the therizinosaurs, herbivorous dinosaurs or onivorous k…
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