Archaeopteryx lithographicia, Eichstatt Specimen A & B sides Tyrannosaurus Rex Eoraptor was a carnivore

Eoraptor was a carnivore

but no teeth

than in any other ankylosaurid species

and shellfish

Pathological shark teeth are developmental abnormalities commonly found in the shark tooth fossil record that may be caused by a variety of reasons: genetic mutation

Archaeopteryx lithographicia, Eichstatt Specimen A & B sides Tyrannosaurus Rex Eoraptor was a carnivoreSide A & B. Found near Workerszell in 1951, it was described by P. Wellnhofer in 1974. This is the smallest of all the specimens, being some 2 3 the size of the others. It also differs in other aspects such as the tooth structure and the poorly ossified shoulder bones. It has been suggested that this is a separate genus, however the differences can also be ascribed to the possible juvenile stage of the animal and or a different feeding niche. However,