European roots of Africa’s big hunters dinosaur

Spain -based hunter dinosaur Camrilisorus serogled by a newly discovered Jovashi study suggests that the giant bipodel spinosorides from Africa have apparently begun in Europe. An international team, led by SNSB specialist Oliver Raovat, has now published the results in the journal. Pilotology Electronic.

Tyrinosus is probably the most famous biopsy hunter dinosaur-but not the biggest well-known representative of the group: Spinosis occurred in Africa in Africa in the early late Cretsis period (about 95 million years ago) and was even larger, with a length of 18 meters in length.

Along with Spanish allies, Rahwat has now found new evidence that his roots in Europe have a huge spinosaver roots. New search and re -examination of a lesser -known hunter Dynavisor Camrilosaurus serogi than the lower Creditis period in Spain (about 128 million years ago) suggests that Spain shows that the low Creditis period (about 128 128 million years ago) suggests that the species is a North African spinner.

The Camrilisurus was found in the Central Spanish province of Troil. Jovashim was actually classified as a serotosore – a group of hunter dinosaurs that are known in Europe, and which will represent the search “out of place and time” in Spain’s lower Cretesees, as said in the original publication. This interpretation was based on the remains of a few pieces described more than 10 years ago.

During a new excavation campaign on the original Jovashim site, Raohwat and his colleagues found further remnants of dinosaur from Zaraga University, including jaw, tail, and teeth, as well as a thigh bone and one foot. New searches have allowed a now published re -explanation for the family relationship of Spanish hunter dinosaur. For example, specialists in the lower jaw found joint properties between chemicals and other spinosaurus.

Rahwat, a Dinosaur specialist at the Pilotology and Geology (SNSB-BSPG), moves a step further: “Our phylogenic analysis shows that various representatives of the European Standie Stenton Daniso also made the North African spinachs.

The remnants of various spinosor, mostly on teeth, the island of Iberian, most of them are embedded in the continent’s reserves, including Camrilisorus serogodi. Therefore, researchers assume that animals live and hunt in an environment. On the other hand, North African spinosaurus has recently been interpreted as a fish eater, who spent most of his time in water, based on his anatomy. So far there is no search for Spain to support this article.