The dinosaurs commonly referred to as "raptors" were in a family known as dromaeosaurids. These dinosaurs first appeared about 165 million years ago and died out 65.5 million years ago along with the rest of the non-avian dinosaurs. Velociraptor, the dinosaur which popularized the term "raptor" for this family lived from 75 million to 71 million years ago.
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Fossil dinosaurs nests have been found with dinosaurs sitting on their nests like birds do. This is not surprising as our modern day birds are descended from raptor dinosaurs.
The dinosaurs referred to as "raptors" belonged to a family called dromaeosaurs. Scintists have identified 26 types of dromaeosaur.
if excperinced trx400x or raptor 250 not excperinced trx250x raptor 125 or raptor 90
yes, there have been many fossils of dinos found in washington such as the anthrousaurus and the washerus raptor.
Scientists don't know the colors of raptor dinosaurs. Thus, we don't know whether the juveniles even had different colors than the adults.
compy triceratpos Trex Velociraptor(wrong way to big should be known as Utah Raptor or at least the big female shoulod be called a Utah Raptor) Brachiasaurus
Well, most paleontologists think that because alot of raptor type dinosaurs stood like birds. There was also some evidence of feathered-dinosaurs, that looked like birds.
All the dinosaurs died off in the creatacious period ( by natural disasters) Including the raptor. ^_^
235 to 245 are left in the world. They are rare birds, and have the same name as the dinosaurs. they are a relative from a dinosaur,the raptor.
Yes (WITH A BIG MAYBE ATTACHED) The difference between certain therapod dinosaurs and birds is very small. Every feature we use to describe birds (beak, feathers, wings) first evolved on dinosaurs. In fact the morphology between birds and the raptor family of therapod dinosaurs is so similar many scientists to call birds avian dinosaurs.