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What types of dinosaurs are included in the suborder Theropoda?
All predatory dinosaurs are included in theropoda. The group includes tyrannosaurids, "raptors," and birds.
What is the Baryonyx suborder?
Baryonyx is in Suborder Theropoda.
What family is the velociraptor in?
Animilia, Reptilia, Dinosauria, Saurischia, Theropoda, Dromaosauridae
What are birds direct descendants to?
Birds are direct descendants to the dinosaur group theropoda.
What are tyrannasaurus rex coelophysus and allosaurus an example of?
They are all carnivorous dinosaurs in the suborder theropoda.
Does archosaurian include birds?
Yes, birds are considered part of Suborder Theropoda, making them dinosaurs and archosaurs.
What group of dinosaurs was arcyopteryex?
Archeopteryx belongs to the group Aves, which are a subgroup of Theropoda. They were closely related to the link between dinosaurs and birds.
What subgroup class where the velociraptors in?
Velociraptor was technically a reptile, though its traits were not very reptilian. It was a dinosaur belonging to the clade Theropoda and the family Dromaeosauridae.
Is a deinonychus a saurischian or a a ornithischian?
Troodon is a saurischian. Saurischians include the theropoda (animals like Troodon, Tyrannosaurus, Allosaurus, Therizinosaurus and Birds) and the sauropodomorpha (animals like Plateosaurus, Diplodicus and Brachiosaurus.) Ornithischians inlcude Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus and Parasaurolophus.
What did the theropoda eat?
Mostly meat, the flesh of other dinosaurs. However, some species such as Gallimimus and Oviraptor, may have been more omnivorius, eating both plants and meat.
What dinosaur eats meat?
There were many types of carnivorous dinosaurs. However, they all belonged to the suborder Theropoda. Examples of theropods include T-rex, Velociraptor, Spinosaurus, etc.
Where is a pelican in the animal kingdom?
Pelicans are classified as birds, therefore their place in the animal kingdom is Class Aves, or else, Avialae within Theropoda (the same group that includes carnivorous dinosaurs!).
