Description
Although the teeth of Tethyshadros insularis have not been found
El nombre "Indohyus" proviene de la combinación de "Indo" que hace referencia a la región de la India donde fue encontrado y "Hyus" que proviene del término griego "hyo" que significa cerdo
flexible tail provided balance during rapid maneuvers
Scale 1:35
It had a relatively compact and robust body compared to other small ornithopods
Nanuqsaurus Deinonychus Although the teeth of TethyshadrosNanuqsaurus hoglundi is a species of theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 million years ago. It was discovered in the Prince Creek Formation in Alaska, United States. Nanuqsaurus belongs to the tyrannosaurid family, which includes the famous Tyrannosaurus rex. Unlike its giant relative, however, Nanuqsaurus was much smaller. It is estimated to have been around 6 meters in length and weighed around 1,000
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