Description
fossils of oviraptor embryos and fetuses are often found in nests of clustered eggs
Aunque se sabe poco sobre su comportamiento y estilo de vida
Snout-tail length 328 mm
Upright height 82 mm
which include bones from various parts of the skeleton such as vertebrae
Dinocrocuta brevirostris Variant:Hand painted fossils of oviraptor embryos andDinocrocuta (D. brevirostris) is an extinct genus of mammal that lived during the Miocene of the Neogen period, approximately between 1. 8 million years ago and 30,000 years ago. This genus belongs to the hyenid family (Hyaenidae) and is characterized by being a very large and robust species. There were several species of Dinocrocuta, the best known being Dinocrocuta gigantea and Dinocrocuta brevirostris. D. gigantea was the largest species, with a
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