Systematik vo de Dinosauria

De Dinosauria (dt.: Dinosaurier) san Reptijien, de wo za da Gruppn vo de Archosauria ghean. Zamm mid de Flugsauria buidn's de Gruppn vo de Ornithodira.

Evoluzion vo de Dinosauria

Voglbecknsauria (Ornithischia) Werkeln

 
Lesothosaurus
 
Scutellosaurus

Heterodontosauridae Werkeln

 
Abrictosaurus

Stegosauria Werkeln

 
Huayangosaurus
 
Chialingosaurus
 
Stegosaurus

Ankylosauria Werkeln

 
Gastonia
 
Edmontonia
 
Sauropelta
 
Polacanthus

Pachycephalosauria Werkeln

 
Homalocephale
 
Pachycephalosaurus

Ceratopsia Werkeln

 
Yinlong
 
Psittacosaurus
 
Protoceratops
 
Zuniceratops
 
Styracosaurus
 
Centrosaurus
 
Chasmosaurus
 
Triceratops

Ornithopoda Werkeln

 
Leaellynasaura
 
Parksosaurus
 
Tenontosaurus
 
Dryosaurus
 
Iguanodon
 
Anatotitan
 
Edmontosaurus
 
Maiasaura
 
Parasaurolophus
 
Lambeosaurus

Echsenbeckendinosauria (Saurischia) Werkeln

 
Eoraptor
 
Herrerasaurus

Prosauropoda Werkeln

 
Melanorosaurus
 
Massospondylus
 
Plateosaurus

Sauropoda Werkeln

 
Vulcanodon
 
Barapasaurus
 
Mamenchisaurus
 
Patagosaurus
 
Nigersaurus
 
Dicraeosaurus
 
Diplodocus
 
Camarasaurus
 
Astrodon
 
Giraffatitan
 
Argentinosaurus
 
Alamosaurus
 
Diamantinasaurus
 
Euhelopus
 
Nemegtosaurus
 
Paralititan
 
Saltasaurus

Theropoda Werkeln

 
Zupaysaurus
 
Dilophosaurus
 
Piveteausaurus
 
Deltadromeus
 
Sinocalliopteryx
 
Coelurus

Coelophysoidea Werkeln

 
Coelophysis

Ceratosauria Werkeln

 
Ceratosaurus
 
Carnotaurus

Spinosauroidea Werkeln

 
Eustreptospondylus
 
Baryonyx
 
Spinosaurus

Carnosauria Werkeln

 
Yangchuanosaurus
 
Allosaurus
 
Acrocanthosaurus

Tyrannosauroidea Werkeln

 
Guanlong
 
Albertosaurus
 
Daspletosaurus
 
Tyrannosaurus

Ornithomimosauria Werkeln

 
Struthiomimus
 
Deinocheirus

Therizinosauroidea Werkeln

 
Beipiaosaurus

Alvarezsauroidea Werkeln

 
Shuvuuia

Oviraptorosauria Werkeln

 
Avimimus
 
Nomingia
 
Gigantoraptor

Troodontidae Werkeln

 
Mei
 
Latenivenatrix

Dromaeosauridae Werkeln

 
Microraptor
 
Halszkaraptor
 
Velociraptor
 
Utahraptor

Avialae (Vegl i. w. S.) Werkeln

 
Archaeopteryx
 
Eoconfuciusornis
 
Hesperornis

Literatua Werkeln

  • David Weishampel, Peter Dodson und Halszka Osmólska (Hrsg.): The Dinosauria. University of California Press, 2004. ISBN 0-520-24209-2
  • Tom R. Holtz, Jr.: Classification and Evolution of the Dinosaur Groups, in Paul, Gregory S. (2000). The Scientific American Book of Dinosaurs. St. Martin's Press. ISBN 0-312-26226-4

Beleg Werkeln

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  3.  Michael E. Burns: Taxonomic utility of ankylosaur (Dinosauria, Ornithischia) osteoderms: Glyptodontopelta mimus Ford, 2000: a test case. In: Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 28, Nr. 4, 2008, S. 1102–1109.
  4.  Kenneth Carpenter, Jeff Bartlett, John Bird, Reese Barrick: Ankylosaurs from the Price River Quarries, Cedar Mountain Formation (Lower Cretaceous), east-central Utah. In: Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 28, Nr. 4, 2008, S. 1089–1101.
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  6. Yuong-Nam Lee, Michael J. Ryan, Yoshitsugu Kobayashi: The first ceratopsian dinosaur from South Korea. Naturwissenschaften, 2010; doi:10.1007/s00114-010-0739-y
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