Basic Allosaurid Info
Allosaurus
Up to 39 feet long, Allosaurus was a large theropod that lived during the late Jurassic. Though evidence shows it was widespread, most remains have been found in North America. Like other Allosaurids, it would have resembled a small-headed, long-armed, lightly built Tyrannosaur.
The following animals were once thought to be their own Allosaurid genra, but newer evidence suggests they all belong to the genus Allosaurus.
Antrodemus
Epanterias
Saurophaganax
Allosaurus
Up to 39 feet long, Allosaurus was a large theropod that lived during the late Jurassic. Though evidence shows it was widespread, most remains have been found in North America. Like other Allosaurids, it would have resembled a small-headed, long-armed, lightly built Tyrannosaur.
The following animals were once thought to be their own Allosaurid genra, but newer evidence suggests they all belong to the genus Allosaurus.
Antrodemus
Epanterias
Saurophaganax
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