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Topic: Spinosauridae

	Spinosauridae - Vükiped
		Elafs Spinosauridae fomons famüli dinosauras nekösömik grupa Theropoda.
		Grup elas Spinosauridae keninükon donafamülis tel: elafs Spinosaurinae ed elafs Baryonychinae.
		Bal fösilas ela Spinosaurus älabon fitabomi in kran okik, in plad tuta bal, e dabinon sam bal pterosaura fa balaf elas Spinosauridae päfidöla (Buffetaut et al., 2004).
	vo.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spinosauridae (304 words)

	The Paleobiology Database
		It is not extant and is not an ichnofossil or a form taxon.
		It was synonymized subjectively with Spinosauridae by Holtz et al.
		(1996); it was synonymized subjectively with Spinosauridae by Kellner (1996) and Holtz et al.
	paleodb.org /cgi-bin/bridge.pl?action=checkTaxonInfo&taxon_no=58892 (148 words)

	Natuurinformatie - Spinosauridae
		Deze kam had waarschijnlijk een signaalfunctie, maar werd mogelijk ook gebruikt bij het regelen van de lichaamstemperatuur. Er zijn aanwijzingen dat deze dieren vis-eters waren.
		Het originele Spinosaurusmateriaal dat in 1915 werd beschreven is in de tweede wereldoorlog door bombardementen vernietigd.
		Samen met de uit Europa bekende Baryonyx vormen de Spinosauridae de groep van de Spinosauroidea.
	www.natuurinformatie.nl /nnm.dossiers/natuurdatabase.nl/i001601.html (124 words)

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		Spinosauridae is a family of unusual theropod dinosaurs.
		The family Spinosauridae was named by Ernst Stromer in 1915 to include the single genus Spinosaurus.
		The first cladistic definition of Spinosauridae was provided by Paul Sereno in 1998 (as "All spinosaurids closer to Spinosaurus than to Torvosaurus).
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Spinosauridae (372 words)

	Spinosauroidea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thomas Holtz in 2004 defined a stem clade with the same name containing all species closer to Spinosaurus than to Passer domesticus.
		Both clades within all probability include the clade Spinosauridae.
		The superfamily Spinosauroidea was named in 1915 by Ernst Stromer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spinosauroidea (186 words)

	The Megalosauria
		Greg Paul in his Predatory Dinosaurs of the World however suggests that they might actually be late surviving (and giant) Coelophysoids.
		An interesting piece of evidence here is the presence of a "subnarial gap" or kink in the jaw, under the nostrils, that is found only in the Coelophysoidea and Spinosauridae.
		There is no evidence of a ' subnarial gap ' in any other theropods groups outside of those two.
	www.kheper.net /evolution/dinosauria/Megalosauria.htm (2864 words)

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