Stokesosaurus

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Stokesosaurus is a small, carnivorous theropod dinosaur from the Late Jurassic of North America, known from fragmentary remains that suggest it was an early relative of later large tyrannosauroids.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf carnivorous dinosaur
fossil taxon
prehistoric reptile
theropod dinosaur
authority Madsen 1974
bodySize small
clade Tyrannosauroidea NERFINISHED
class Reptilia NERFINISHED
coexistedWith Allosaurus NERFINISHED
Apatosaurus NERFINISHED
Stegosaurus NERFINISHED
continent North America
diet carnivorous
discoveredIn Utah NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole small to medium-sized predator
estimatedLength approximately 3 meters
evolutionaryStatus early tyrannosauroid relative
forelimbs short
formationAge Late Jurassic Morrison Formation NERFINISHED
fossilMaterial hind limb elements
pelvic elements
vertebrae
fossilRange Late Jurassic of North America
fossilRecord sparse
fossilSite Morrison Formation NERFINISHED
fossilStatus incomplete skeleton
geologicalAge Kimmeridgian NERFINISHED
habitat semi-arid floodplain
hindlimbs long
kingdom Animalia
knownFrom fragmentary remains
lifestyle terrestrial
locomotion bipedal
namedAfter William Lee Stokes NERFINISHED
order Saurischia NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
relatedTo tyrannosauroids
reproduction oviparous
researchStatus poorly known
skeleton lightly built
suborder Theropoda NERFINISHED
superorder Dinosauria NERFINISHED
tail long
taxonRank genus
temporalRange Late Jurassic NERFINISHED
trophicLevel predator
typeSpecies Stokesosaurus clevelandi NERFINISHED

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