标题: [业评] 恐龙游戏和2战游戏的局限性 [打印本页]

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作者: 松鼠2号    时间: 2013-5-5 09:49     标题: 恐龙游戏和2战游戏的局限性

恐龙就那几种，不会像病毒一样不停做各种新怪物
恐龙危机3决定让恐龙多长几个脑袋，最后完蛋了

2战就那几种武器，不会像光环那种未来背景游戏不停地设计出新武器
抵抗决定给2战里加进外星人，结果傻了，不伦不类

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作者: freeAlllllll    时间: 2013-5-5 10:38

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恐龙危机2原创蓝色迅猛龙和超帝龙，cod给二战加僵尸算咋回事

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作者: 天诛    时间: 2013-5-5 10:42

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其实恐龙这题材应该做成生存探险类的

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作者: Alusell    时间: 2013-5-5 10:48

有人玩恐龙危机为的是新怪物?
有人玩二战游戏为的是新武器?

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作者: 松鼠2号    时间: 2013-5-5 10:49

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原帖由 Alusell 于 2013-5-5 10:48 发表
有人玩恐龙危机为的是新怪物?
有人玩二战游戏为的是新武器?

不是，都是为了裸体黑丝巨乳补丁

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作者: 0瞎子0    时间: 2013-5-5 10:58

恐龙的种类有多少，松树应该好好去查查

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作者: mushroommg    时间: 2013-5-5 11:09

喷了，你懂个屁的恐龙......
统治地球2亿年的生物被你一句没多少品种就打发了

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作者: 软膏    时间: 2013-5-5 11:24

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电玩fc 的恐龙专家无数

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作者: mushroommg    时间: 2013-5-5 11:35

来，给你科普一下。
我跟薯片这么认真干嘛......

    Aachenosaurus – actually a piece of petrified wood
    Aardonyx
    "Abdallahsaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
    Abelisaurus
    Abrictosaurus
    Abrosaurus
    Abydosaurus
    Acanthopholis
    Achelousaurus
    Achillesaurus
    Achillobator
    "Acracanthus" – original invalid name of Acrocanthosaurus
    Acristavus
    Acrocanthosaurus
    Actiosaurus – probably an ichthyosaur
    Adamantisaurus
    Adasaurus
    Adeopapposaurus
    Aegyptosaurus
    Aeolosaurus
    Aepisaurus
    Aerosteon
    Aetonyx – possible junior synonym of Massospondylus
    Afrovenator
    Agathaumas
    Aggiosaurus – actually a metriorhynchid crocodilian
    Agilisaurus
    Agnosphitys
    Agrosaurus – probably a junior synonym of Thecodontosaurus
    Agujaceratops
    Agustinia
    Ahshislepelta
    "Airakoraptor" – nomen nudum
    Ajkaceratops
    Alamosaurus
    "Alashansaurus" – nomen nudum; Shaochilong
    Alaskacephale
    Albalophosaurus
    Albertaceratops
    Albertonykus
    Albertosaurus
    Albinykus[1]
    Albisaurus – a non-dinosaurian reptile
    Alectrosaurus
    Aletopelta
    Algoasaurus
    Alioramus
    Aliwalia – junior synonym of Eucnemesaurus

Replica of an Allosaurus skeleton.

    Allosaurus
    Alnashetri
    Alocodon
    Altirhinus
    Altispinax
    Alvarezsaurus
    Alwalkeria
    Alxasaurus
    Amargasaurus
    Amargatitanis
    Amazonsaurus
    Ammosaurus
    Ampelosaurus
    Amphicoelias
    "Amphicoelicaudia" – nomen nudum; possibly Huabeisaurus
    "Amphisaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Anchisaurus
    Amtocephale
    Amtosaurus – possibly Talarurus
    Amurosaurus
    Amygdalodon
    Anabisetia
    Anasazisaurus
    Anatosaurus – junior synonym of Edmontosaurus
    Anatotitan – junior synonym of Edmontosaurus
    Anchiceratops
    Anchiornis
    Anchisaurus
    Andesaurus
    Angaturama – probable junior synonym of Irritator
    "Angloposeidon"[2][3] – nomen nudum
    Angolatitan
    Angulomastacator
    Aniksosaurus
    Animantarx
    Ankistrodon – actually a proterosuchid archosauriform
    Ankylosaurus
    Anodontosaurus
    Anoplosaurus
    Anserimimus
    Antarctopelta
    Antarctosaurus

Life restoration of Alamosaurus.

    Antetonitrus
    Anthodon – actually a pareiasaur
    Antrodemus – possibly a junior synonym of Allosaurus
    Aorun
    Apatodon – possibly a junior synonym of Allosaurus
    Apatosaurus – popularly known as Brontosaurus
    Appalachiosaurus
    Aragosaurus
    Aralosaurus
    "Araucanoraptor" – nomen nudum; Neuquenraptor
    Archaeoceratops
    Archaeodontosaurus
    Archaeopteryx – earliest known bird
    "Archaeoraptor" – now known as the bird Yanornis and the dromaeosaur Microraptor
    Archaeornis – junior synonym of the bird Archaeopteryx
    Archaeornithoides
    Archaeornithomimus
    Archaeovolans – junior synonym of the bird Yanornis
    Arctosaurus – actually some sort of non-dinosaurian reptile
    Arcusaurus
    Arenysaurus
    Argentinosaurus
    Argyrosaurus
    Aristosaurus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
    Aristosuchus
    Arizonasaurus – actually a rauisuchian
    "Arkanosaurus" – variant spelling of "Arkansaurus"
    "Arkansaurus" – nomen nudum
    Arkharavia
    Arrhinoceratops
    Arstanosaurus
    Asiaceratops
    Asiamericana
    Asiatosaurus
    Astrodon
    Astrodonius – junior synonym of Astrodon
    Astrodontaurus – junior synonym of Astrodon
    Astrophocaudia
    Asylosaurus
    Atacamatitan
    Atlantosaurus – possible junior synonym of Apatosaurus or Camarasaurus
    Atlasaurus
    Atlascopcosaurus
    Atrociraptor
    Atsinganosaurus
    Aublysodon

Artist's restoration of a trio of Aucasaurus.

    Aucasaurus
    "Augustia" – preoccupied name, now known as Agustinia
    Auroraceratops
    Australodocus
    Australovenator
    Austrocheirus
    Austroraptor
    Austrosaurus
    Avaceratops
    "Avalonia" – preoccupied name, now known as Avalonianus
    Avalonianus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Aviatyrannis
    Avimimus
    Avipes – probably a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    Avisaurus – actually an enantiornithine bird
    Azendohsaurus – a non-dinosaurian archosauromorph

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    Bactrosaurus
    Bagaceratops
    Bagaraatan
    Bahariasaurus
    Bainoceratops
    "Bakesaurus" – nomen nudum
    Balaur
    Balochisaurus
    Bambiraptor
    Banji
    Baotianmansaurus
    Barapasaurus
    Barilium
    Barosaurus

A view from below of the rearing Barosaurus mounted in the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

    Barrosasaurus
    Barsboldia
    Baryonyx
    "Bashunosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Basutodon – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Bathygnathus – actually a pelycosaur
    Batyrosaurus[4]
    Baurutitan
    "Bayosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Becklespinax
    "Beelemodon" – nomen nudum
    Beipiaosaurus
    Beishanlong
    Bellusaurus
    Belodon – actually a phytosaur
    Berberosaurus
    Betasuchus
    Bicentenaria
    Bienosaurus
    Bihariosaurus
    "Bilbeyhallorum" – nomen nudum; Cedarpelta
    Bissektipelta
    Bistahieversor
    "Blancocerosaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
    Blasisaurus
    Blikanasaurus
    Bolong
    Bonapartenykus
    Bonatitan
    Bonitasaura
    Borealosaurus
    Borogovia
    Bothriospondylus
    Brachiosaurus
    Brachyceratops
    Brachylophosaurus
    Brachypodosaurus
    Brachyrophus – junior synonym of Camptosaurus
    Brachytaenius – actually some sort of non-dinosaurian reptile, possibly the same as Dakosaurus
    Brachytrachelopan
    Bradycneme
    Brasileosaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Breviceratops
    Brohisaurus
    Brontomerus
    "Brontoraptor" – nomen nudum
    Brontosaurus – junior synonym of Apatosaurus
    Bruhathkayosaurus
    Bugenasaura – junior synonym of Thescelosaurus
    Buitreraptor
    "Byranjaffia" – nomen nudum; Byronosaurus
    Byronosaurus

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Camarasaurus skull.

    Caenagnathasia
    Caenagnathus – probable junior synonym of Chirostenotes
    Calamosaurus
    Calamospondylus Fox, 1866
    "Calamospondylus" Lydekker, 1889 – preoccupied name, now known as Calamosaurus
    Callovosaurus
    Camarasaurus
    Camarillasaurus
    Camelotia
    Camposaurus
    "Camptonotus" – preoccupied name, now known as Camptosaurus
    Camptosaurus
    "Campylodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Campylodoniscus
    Campylodoniscus
    "Capitalsaurus" – nomen nudum
    Carcharodontosaurus
    Cardiodon
    "Carnosaurus" – nomen nudum, probably a typographical error for "carnosaur"
    Carnotaurus
    Caseosaurus
    Cathartesaura
    Cathetosaurus – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
    Caudipteryx
    Caudocoelus – junior synonym of Teinurosaurus
    Caulodon – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
    Cedarosaurus
    Cedarpelta
    Cedrorestes
    Centemodon – actually a phytosaur
    Centrosaurus
    Cerasinops
    Ceratonykus
    Ceratops
    Ceratosaurus
    Cetiosauriscus
    Cetiosaurus
    Changchunsaurus
    "Changdusaurus"[5] – nomen nudum
    "Changtusaurus" – variant spelling of "Changdusaurus"
    Chaoyangosaurus[5] – misspelling of Chaoyangsaurus
    Chaoyangsaurus
    Charonosaurus
    Chasmosaurus
    Chassternbergia – junior synonym of Edmontonia
    Chebsaurus
    Cheneosaurus – junior synonym of Hypacrosaurus
    Chialingosaurus
    Chiayusaurus
    Chienkosaurus – actually a chimera of crocodilian and theropod (Szechuanosaurus) remains
    "Chihuahuasaurus" – nomen nudum; Sonorasaurus
    Chilantaisaurus
    Chindesaurus
    Chingkankousaurus

Artist's restoration of Ceratosaurus.

    Chinshakiangosaurus
    Chirostenotes
    Chondrosteosaurus
    Chondrosteus[6] – misspelling of Chondrosteosaurus
    Chromogisaurus
    Chuandongocoelurus
    Chuanjiesaurus
    Chubutisaurus
    Chungkingosaurus
    Chuxiongosaurus
    "Cinizasaurus" – nomen nudum
    Cionodon
    Citipati
    Cladeiodon – actually a non-dinosaurian rauisuchian (Teratosaurus)
    Claorhynchus – possibly Triceratops
    Claosaurus
    Clarencea – actually a sphenosuchian (Sphenosuchus)
    Clasmodosaurus
    Clepsysaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur, except for C. fraserianus, which is part of the taxonomy of Palaeosaurus
    "Clevelanotyrannus" – nomen nudum; Nanotyrannus
    Coahuilaceratops
    Coelophysis
    "Coelosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Ornithomimus and Archaeornithomimus.
    Coeluroides
    Coelurosauravus – actually an avicephalan diapsid
    "Coelurosaurus" – nomen nudum, probably a typographical error for "coelurosaur"
    Coelurus
    Colepiocephale
    Colonosaurus – junior synonym of the bird Ichthyornis dispar
    "Coloradia" – preoccupied name, now known as Coloradisaurus
    Coloradisaurus
    "Colossosaurus" – nomen nudum; Pelorosaurus
    Comahuesaurus
    "Comanchesaurus" – nomen nudum
    Compsognathus
    Compsosuchus
    Concavenator
    Conchoraptor
    Condorraptor
    Coronosaurus
    Corythosaurus
    Craspedodon
    Crataeomus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
    Craterosaurus
    Creosaurus – junior synonym of Allosaurus
    Crichtonsaurus
    Cristatusaurus
    Crosbysaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
    Cruxicheiros
    Cryolophosaurus
    Cryptodraco – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Cryptosaurus
    "Cryptoraptor" – nomen nudum
    Cryptosaurus
    Cryptovolans – junior synonym of Microraptor
    Cumnoria
    "Cylindricodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Hylaeosaurus
    Cystosaurus – actually a crocodilian which through a typographical error was confused with Cryptosaurus

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Deinonychus skeleton.

    Daanosaurus
    Dacentrurus
    "Dachongosaurus"[5] – nomen nudum
    "Dachungosaurus" – variant spelling of "Dachongosaurus"
    Daemonosaurus
    Dahalokely
    Dakosaurus – actually a metriorhynchid crocodilian
    Dakotadon
    "Damalasaurus" – nomen nudum
    Dandakosaurus
    Danubiosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
    "Daptosaurus" – nomen nudum; early manuscript name for Deinonychus
    Dashanpusaurus
    Daspletosaurus
    Dasygnathoides – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur, junior synonym of Ornithosuchus
    "Dasygnathus" – preoccupied name, now known as Dasygnathoides
    Datousaurus
    Daxiatitan
    Deinocheirus
    Deinodon – possibly Gorgosaurus
    Deinonychus
    Delapparentia[7]
    Deltadromeus
    Demandasaurus
    Denversaurus – junior synonym of Edmontonia
    Deuterosaurus – actually a therapsid
    Diabloceratops
    Diamantinasaurus
    Dianchungosaurus – actually a crocodilian
    "Diceratops" – preoccupied name, now known as Nedoceratops
    Diceratus – junior synonym of Nedoceratops
    Diclonius
    Dicraeosaurus
    Didanodon – possibly a junior synonym of Lambeosaurus
    Dilong
    Dilophosaurus
    Dimodosaurus – junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    Dinheirosaurus
    Dinodocus
    "Dinosaurus" – preoccupied name, now a junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    Dinotyrannus – junior synonym of Tyrannosaurus
    Diplodocus
    Diplotomodon
    Diracodon – junior synonym of Stegosaurus
    Dolichosuchus
    Dollodon
    "Domeykosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Dongbeititan
    Dongyangosaurus
    Doratodon – actually a crocodilian
    Doryphorosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Kentrosaurus
    Draconyx
    Dracopelta
    Dracorex – possibly a juvenile Pachycephalosaurus
    Dracovenator
    Dravidosaurus – actually a plesiosaurian
    Drinker

The painting Laelaps by Charles Knight, depicting two Dryptosaurus fighting.

    Dromaeosauroides
    Dromaeosaurus
    Dromiceiomimus
    Dromicosaurus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
    Drusilasaura
    Dryosaurus
    Dryptosauroides
    Dryptosaurus
    Dubreuillosaurus
    Duriatitan
    Duriavenator
    Dynamosaurus – junior synonym of Tyrannosaurus
    Dyoplosaurus
    Dysalotosaurus – junior synonym of Dryosaurus
    Dysganus
    Dyslocosaurus
    Dystrophaeus
    Dystylosaurus – junior synonym of Supersaurus

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    Echinodon
    Edmarka
    Edmontonia
    Edmontosaurus
    Efraasia
    Einiosaurus
    Ekrixinatosaurus
    Elachistosuchus – a rhynchocephalian
    Elaltitan
    Elaphrosaurus
    Elmisaurus
    Elopteryx
    Elosaurus – junior synonym of Apatosaurus
    Elrhazosaurus
    "Elvisaurus" – nomen nudum; Cryolophosaurus
    Emausaurus
    Embasaurus
    Empaterias – misspelling of Epanterias
    Enigmosaurus
    Eoabelisaurus
    Eobrontosaurus
    Eocarcharia
    Eoceratops – junior synonym of Chasmosaurus
    Eocursor
    Eodromaeus
    "Eohadrosaurus" – nomen nudum; Eolambia
    Eolambia
    Eolosaurus[5] – junior synonym of Aeolosaurus
    Eomamenchisaurus
    Eoraptor
    Eosinopteryx
    Eotriceratops
    Eotyrannus
    Epachthosaurus
    Epanterias – may be Allosaurus
    "Ephoenosaurus" – nomen nudum; Machimosaurus (a crocodilian)
    Epicampodon – actually a proterosuchid archosauriform
    Epichirostenotes
    Epidendrosaurus
    Epidexipteryx
    Equijubus
    Erectopus

Life restoration of Euoplocephalus.

    Erketu
    Erliansaurus
    Erlicosaurus – misspelling of Erlikosaurus
    Erlikosaurus
    Eshanosaurus
    "Euacanthus" – nomen nudum; junior synonym of Polacanthus
    Eucamerotus
    Eucentrosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Centrosaurus
    Eucercosaurus – possibly Anoplosaurus
    Eucnemesaurus
    Eucoelophysis – actually a silesaurid
    "Eugongbusaurus" – nomen nudum
    Euhelopus
    Euoplocephalus
    Eupodosaurus – a nothosaur synonymous with Lariosaurus
    "Eureodon" – nomen nudum; Tenontosaurus
    Eurolimnornis – possibly a bird
    Euronychodon
    Europasaurus
    Euskelosaurus
    Eustreptospondylus

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    Fabrosaurus – possibly Lesothosaurus
    Falcarius
    "Fenestrosaurus" – nomen nudum; Oviraptor
    Ferganasaurus
    Ferganocephale
    Frenguellisaurus – junior synonym of Herrerasaurus
    Fruitadens

Life restoration of Fukuiraptor.

    Fukuiraptor
    Fukuisaurus
    Fukuititan
    Fulengia
    Fulgurotherium
    "Fusinasus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
    Fusuisaurus
    "Futabasaurus" – nomen nudum; not to be confused with the formally named plesiosaur Futabasaurus
    Futalognkosaurus
    "Futalongkosaurus" – variant spelling of Futalognkosaurus

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    "Gadolosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Galesaurus – actually a therapsid
    Gallimimus
    Galtonia – actually a pseudosuchian; possibly a junior synonym of Revueltosaurus
    Galveosaurus
    Galvesaurus – junior synonym of Galveosaurus
    "Gansutitan" - nomen nudum; Daxiatitan
    Ganzhousaurus
    Gargoyleosaurus
    Garudimimus
    Gasosaurus
    Gasparinisaura
    Gastonia
    "Gavinosaurus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
    Geminiraptor
    Genusaurus
    Genyodectes
    Geranosaurus
    Gideonmantellia
    Giganotosaurus
    Gigantoraptor
    Gigantosaurus Seeley, 1869
    "Gigantosaurus" E. Fraas, 1908 – preoccupied name, now known as Tornieria, Malawisaurus, and Janenschia
    Gigantoscelus – junior synonym of Euskelosaurus
    Gigantspinosaurus
    Gilmoreosaurus
    "Ginnareemimus" – nomen nudum; Kinnareemimus
    Giraffatitan
    Glacialisaurus
    Glishades
    Glyptodontopelta

Skeleton of Giraffatitan.

    Gobiceratops
    Gobipteryx – actually an enantiornithine bird
    Gobisaurus
    Gobititan
    "Godzillasaurus" – nomen nudum; Gojirasaurus
    Gojirasaurus - possible synonym of Coelophysis
    Gondwanatitan
    Gongbusaurus
    Gongxianosaurus
    Gorgosaurus
    Goyocephale
    Graciliceratops
    Graciliraptor
    Gracilisuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    "Gravisaurus" – nomen nudum; Lurdusaurus
    Gravitholus
    Gresslyosaurus – junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    Griphornis – junior synonym of the bird Archaeopteryx
    Griphosaurus – junior synonym of the bird Archaeopteryx
    "Gripposaurus" – nomen nudum; "Gyposaurus" sinensis
    Gryphoceratops
    "Gryphognathus" – nomen nudum; Gryphoceratops
    Gryponyx
    Gryposaurus
    Guaibasaurus
    Guanlong
    Gwyneddosaurus – a tanystrophid
    Gyposaurus – junior synonym of Massospondylus

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    "Hadrosauravus" – nomen nudum; junior synonym of Gryposaurus
    Hadrosaurus
    Hagryphus
    Hallopus – actually a crocodilian
    Halticosaurus
    Hanssuesia
    "Hanwulosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Haplocanthosaurus
    "Haplocanthus" – preoccupied name, now known as Haplocanthosaurus
    Haplocheirus
    Harpymimus
    Haya
    Hecatasaurus – junior synonym of Telmatosaurus
    "Heilongjiangosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Heishansaurus – junior synonym of Pinacosaurus
    Helioceratops
    "Helopus" – preoccupied name, now known as Euhelopus
    Heptasteornis
    Herbstosaurus – actually a pterosaur
    Herrerasaurus
    Hesperonychus
    Hesperosaurus
    Heterodontosaurus
    Heterosaurus – junior synonym of Iguanodon
    Hexing[8]
    Hexinlusaurus
    Heyuannia
    Hierosaurus – junior synonym of Nodosaurus
    Hikanodon – junior synonym of Iguanodon

Artist's restoration of Hypsilophodon.

    Hippodraco
    "Hironosaurus" – nomen nudum
    "Hisanohamasaurus" – nomen nudum
    Histriasaurus
    Homalocephale
    "Honghesaurus" – nomen nudum; Yandusaurus
    Hongshanosaurus
    Hoplitosaurus
    Hoplosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
    Hortalotarsus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
    Huabeisaurus
    Huanghetitan
    Huaxiagnathus
    "Huaxiasaurus" – nomen nudum; Huaxiagnathus
    Huaxiaosaurus
    Huayangosaurus
    Hudiesaurus
    Huehuecanauhtlus
    Hulsanpes – possibly a bird
    Hungarosaurus
    Hylaeosaurus
    Hylosaurus – junior synonym of Hylaeosaurus
    Hypacrosaurus
    Hypselorhachis – actually a ctenosauriscid
    Hypselosaurus
    Hypselospinus
    Hypsibema
    Hypsilophodon
    Hypsirophus – probable junior synonym of Stegosaurus

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    "Ichabodcraniosaurus" – nomen nudum; probably Velociraptor
    Ichthyovenator
    Ignavusaurus
    Iguanacolossus
    Iguanodon
    "Iguanoides" – nomen nudum; Iguanodon
    "Iguanosaurus" – nomen nudum; Iguanodon
    Iliosuchus
    Ilokelesia
    Incisivosaurus

Early, inaccurate sketch of two Iguanodon.

    Indosaurus
    Indosuchus
    "Ingenia" – preoccupied name, has not yet been renamed
    Inosaurus
    Irritator
    Isanosaurus
    Ischisaurus – junior synonym of Herrerasaurus
    "Ischyrosaurus" – preoccupied name, has not yet been renamed
    Isisaurus
    "Issasaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus
    Itemirus
    Iuticosaurus

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    Jainosaurus
    Jaklapallisaurus
    Janenschia
    Jaxartosaurus
    Jeholornis – actually a bird
    Jeholosaurus
    Jenghizkhan – junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
    "Jensenosaurus" – nomen nudum; Supersaurus
    Jeyawati
    "Jiangjunmiaosaurus" – nomen nudum; Monolophosaurus
    Jiangjunosaurus
    Jiangshanosaurus

Life restoration of Jinfengopteryx.

    Jinfengopteryx
    Jingshanosaurus
    Jintasaurus
    Jinzhousaurus
    Jiutaisaurus
    Jixiangornis – actually a bird
    Jobaria
    Jubbulpuria
    Judiceratops
    Jurapteryx – junior synonym of the bird Archaeopteryx
    "Jurassosaurus" – nomen nudum; Tianchisaurus
    Juratyrant
    Juravenator

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    Kaatedocus
    "Kagasaurus" – nomen nudum
    Kaijiangosaurus
    Kakuru
    Kangnasaurus
    Karongasaurus
    "Katsuyamasaurus" – nomen nudum
    Kayentavenator
    Kelmayisaurus
    Kemkemia
    Kentrosaurus

Kentrosaurus skeleton.

    Kentrurosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Kentrosaurus
    Kerberosaurus
    Khaan
    "Khateranisaurus"[9] – misspelling of "Khetranisaurus"
    Khetranisaurus
    Kileskus
    Kinnareemimus
    "Kitadanisaurus" – nomen nudum; Fukuiraptor
    "Kittysaurus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
    Klamelisaurus
    Kol
    Koparion
    Koreaceratops
    Koreanosaurus Huh et al., 2011
    "Koreanosaurus" Kim, 1979 – nomen nudum; name later used formally for a genus of ornithopod
    "Koreasaurus"[5] – nomen nudum; probably an alternate spelling of "Koreanosaurus"
    Kosmoceratops
    Kotasaurus
    Koutalisaurus
    Kritosaurus
    Kryptops
    Krzyzanowskisaurus – probably a pseudosuchian (?Revueltosaurus)
    Kukufeldia
    Kulceratops
    Kundurosaurus
    Kunmingosaurus – may be a nomen nudum
    Kuszholia – probably a bird

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    Labocania
    Labrosaurus – junior synonym of Allosaurus
    "Laelaps" – preoccupied name, now known as Dryptosaurus
    Laevisuchus
    Lagerpeton – actually a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    Lagosuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    Lamaceratops
    Lambeosaurus
    Lametasaurus
    Lamplughsaura
    Lanasaurus
    "Lancangjiangosaurus"[5] – variant spelling of "Lancanjiangosaurus"
    "Lancangosaurus" – variant spelling of "Lancanjiangosaurus"
    "Lancanjiangosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Lanzhousaurus
    Laornis – actually a bird
    Laosaurus
    Lapampasaurus
    Laplatasaurus
    Lapparentosaurus
    Latirhinus
    Leaellynasaura
    Leipsanosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
    "Lengosaurus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
    Leonerasaurus
    Leptoceratops
    Leptorhynchos – in print but unavailable until a type species is designated
    Leptospondylus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
    Leshansaurus
    Lesothosaurus
    Lessemsaurus
    Levnesovia
    Lewisuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    Lexovisaurus

Life restoration of Leaellynasaura.

    Leyesaurus[10]
    Liaoceratops
    Liaoningosaurus
    "Liassaurus" – nomen nudum
    Libycosaurus – actually an anthracothere mammal
    Ligabueino
    Ligabuesaurus
    "Ligomasaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
    "Likhoelesaurus" – nomen nudum; possibly non-dinosaurian
    Liliensternus
    Limaysaurus
    "Limnornis" – preoccupied name, now known as the birds Eurolimnornis and Palaeocursornis
    "Limnosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Telmatosaurus
    Limusaurus
    Linhenykus
    Linheraptor
    Linhevenator
    Lirainosaurus
    Lisboasaurus – actually a crocodilian
    Liubangosaurus
    Loncosaurus
    Longisquama – actually some sort of non-dinosaurian reptile
    Longosaurus – junior synonym of Coelophysis
    Lophorhothon
    Lophostropheus
    Loricatosaurus
    Loricosaurus – possible junior synonym of Neuquensaurus
    Losillasaurus
    Lourinhanosaurus
    Lourinhasaurus
    Luanchuanraptor
    "Luanpingosaurus" – nomen nudum; Psittacosaurus
    Lucianosaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
    Lufengocephalus – junior synonym of Lufengosaurus
    Lufengosaurus
    Lukousaurus
    Luoyanggia
    Lurdusaurus
    Lusitanosaurus
    Lusotitan
    Lycorhinus

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    Macelognathus – actually a sphenosuchian crocodilian
    Machairasaurus
    Macrodontophion
    Macrogryphosaurus
    Macrophalangia – junior synonym of Chirostenotes
    "Macroscelosaurus" – nomen nudum; probable junior synonym of Tanystropheus
    Macrurosaurus
    "Madsenius" – nomen nudum
    Magnapaulia[11]
    Magnirostris
    Magnosaurus
    "Magulodon" – nomen nudum
    Magyarosaurus
    Mahakala
    Maiasaura
    Majungasaurus
    Majungatholus – probable junior synonym of Majungasaurus
    Malarguesaurus
    Malawisaurus
    Maleevosaurus – junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
    Maleevus

Sketch of the sauropod Mamenchisaurus.

    Mamenchisaurus
    Manidens
    Mandschurosaurus
    Manospondylus – synonym of Tyrannosaurus
    Mantellisaurus
    Mapusaurus
    Marasuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    Marisaurus
    Marmarospondylus – probable junior synonym of Bothriospondylus
    Marshosaurus
    Martharaptor
    Masiakasaurus
    Massospondylus
    Maxakalisaurus
    Medusaceratops
    "Megacervixosaurus" – nomen nudum
    "Megadactylus" – preoccupied name, now known as Anchisaurus
    "Megadontosaurus" – nomen nudum; Microvenator
    Megalosaurus
    Megapnosaurus
    Megaraptor
    Mei
    Melanorosaurus
    Mendozasaurus
    "Merosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Metriacanthosaurus
    "Microcephale" – nomen nudum
    "Microceratops" – preoccupied name, now known as Microceratus
    Microceratus
    Microcoelus – junior synonym of Saltasaurus
    "Microdontosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Microhadrosaurus
    Micropachycephalosaurus
    Microraptor
    Microsaurops – junior synonym of Saltasaurus
    Microvenator
    "Mifunesaurus" – nomen nudum
    Minmi
    Minotaurasaurus
    Miragaia
    Mirischia
    "Moabosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Mochlodon
    "Mohammadisaurus" – nomen nudum; Tornieria
    Mojoceratops

Cast of a Muttaburrasaurus skeleton.

    Mongolosaurus
    Monkonosaurus
    Monoclonius
    Monolophosaurus
    "Mononychus" – preoccupied name, now known as Mononykus
    Mononykus
    Montanoceratops
    Morinosaurus
    Morosaurus – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
    "Moshisaurus" – nomen nudum; ?Mamenchisaurus
    "Mtapaiasaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
    "Mtotosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus
    Mussaurus
    Muttaburrasaurus
    Muyelensaurus
    Mymoorapelta

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    Naashoibitosaurus
    Nambalia
    Nanningosaurus
    Nanosaurus
    Nanotyrannosaurus – a misspelling of Nanotyrannus
    Nanotyrannus – possibly a juvenile Tyrannosaurus or other tyrannosaurid[12]
    Nanshiungosaurus
    Nanyangosaurus
    Narambuenatitan
    "Nectosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Kritosaurus
    Nedcolbertia
    Nedoceratops
    Neimongosaurus
    "Nemegtia" – preoccupied name, now known as Nemegtomaia
    Nemegtomaia
    Nemegtosaurus
    "Neosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Parrosaurus (possible junior synonym of Hypsibema)
    Neosodon
    Neovenator
    Neuquenraptor
    Neuquensaurus
    "Newtonsaurus" – nomen nudum
    "Ngexisaurus" – nomen nudum
    Nigersaurus
    "Ninghsiasaurus" – nomen nudum; Pinacosaurus
    Ningyuansaurus
    Niobrarasaurus
    Nipponosaurus
    Noasaurus
    Nodocephalosaurus
    Nodosaurus
    Nomingia

Artist's restoration of a pair of Nanshiungosaurus.

    Nopcsaspondylus
    Nothronychus
    Notoceratops
    Notohypsilophodon
    "Nouerosaurus"[5] – variant spelling of Nurosaurus
    Nqwebasaurus
    "Nteregosaurus" – nomen nudum; Janenschia
    "Nuoerosaurus" – variant spelling of Nurosaurus
    "Nuoersaurus" – variant spelling of Nurosaurus
    "Nurosaurus"[5] – nomen nudum
    Nuthetes
    Nyasasaurus – possibly a non-dinosaurian dinosauriform
    "Nyororosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus

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    Ohmdenosaurus
    Ojoceratops
    Ojoraptorsaurus
    Oligosaurus – junior synonym of Rhabdodon
    Olorotitan
    Omeisaurus
    Omnivoropteryx - probably a bird
    "Omosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Dacentrurus
    Onychosaurus – synonym of Rhabdodon, or a dubious ankylosaurian
    Oohkotokia
    Opisthocoelicaudia
    Oplosaurus
    "Orcomimus" – nomen nudum
    Orinosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Orosaurus
    Orkoraptor
    Ornatotholus
    Ornithodesmus
    "Ornithoides" – nomen nudum; Saurornithoides
    Ornitholestes

Ornitholestes sketch.

    Ornithomerus – junior synonym of Rhabdodon
    Ornithomimoides
    Ornithomimus
    Ornithopsis
    Ornithosuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Ornithotarsus – possible junior synonym of Hadrosaurus
    Orodromeus
    Orosaurus – possible junior synonym of Euskelosaurus
    Orthogoniosaurus
    Orthomerus
    Oryctodromeus
    "Oshanosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Osmakasaurus[13]
    Ostafrikasaurus
    Othnielia
    Othnielosaurus
    "Otogosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Ouranosaurus
    Oviraptor
    "Ovoraptor" – nomen nudum; Velociraptor
    Owenodon
    Oxalaia
    Ozraptor

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    Pachycephalosaurus
    Pachyrhinosaurus
    Pachysauriscus – probable junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    Pachysaurops – probable junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    "Pachysaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Pachysauriscus; probable junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    Pachyspondylus – probable junior synonym of Massospondylus
    Pachysuchus[14]
    Pakisaurus
    Palaeoctonus – actually a phytosaur
    Palaeocursornis – possibly a bird
    "Palaeolimnornis" – nomen nudum; Palaeocursornis, probable bird
    Palaeopteryx – possibly a bird
    Palaeosauriscus – junior synonym of Paleosaurus
    "Palaeosaurus" Riley & Stutchbury, 1836 – preoccupied name, now known as Paleosaurus
    "Palaeosaurus" Fitzinger, 1840 – preoccupied name, now known as Sphenosaurus, a non-dinosaurian procolophonid
    Palaeoscincus
    Paleosaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Paludititan
    Paluxysaurus
    Pampadromaeus[15]
    Pamparaptor
    Panamericansaurus
    Panoplosaurus
    Panphagia
    Pantydraco

Life restoration of Pachycephalosaurus.

    "Paraiguanodon" – nomen nudum; Bactrosaurus
    Paralititan
    Paranthodon
    Pararhabdodon
    Parasaurolophus
    Pareiasaurus – actually a pareiasaur
    "Parhabdodon"[5] – nomen nudum; misspelling of Pararhabdodon
    Parksosaurus
    Paronychodon
    Parrosaurus – possible junior synonym of Hypsibema
    Parvicursor
    Patagonykus
    Patagosaurus
    "Patricosaurus" – actually a chimera of various non-dinosaurian reptiles
    Pawpawsaurus
    Pectinodon – junior synonym of Troodon
    Pedopenna
    Pegomastax
    Peishansaurus
    Pekinosaurus – actually a pseudosuchian; possibly a junior synonym of Revueltosaurus
    Pelecanimimus
    Pellegrinisaurus
    Peloroplites
    Pelorosaurus
    "Peltosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Sauropelta
    Penelopognathus
    Pentaceratops
    Petrobrasaurus[16]
    Phaedrolosaurus
    Philovenator
    Phuwiangosaurus
    Phyllodon
    Piatnitzkysaurus
    Picrodon – junior synonym of Avalonianus
    Pinacosaurus
    Pisanosaurus
    Pitekunsaurus
    Piveteausaurus
    Planicoxa
    Plateosauravus
    Plateosaurus
    Platyceratops
    Pleurocoelus – possibly Astrodon
    Pleuropeltus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
    Pneumatoarthrus – actually a turtle
    Pneumatoraptor
    Podokesaurus
    Poekilopleuron
    Polacanthoides – junior synonym of Hylaeosaurus
    Polacanthus
    Polyodontosaurus – junior synonym of Troodon
    Polyonax
    Ponerosteus
    Poposaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur

Parasaurolophus sketch.

    Postosuchus – actually a rauisuchian
    Pradhania
    Prenocephale
    Prenoceratops
    Priconodon
    Priodontognathus
    Proa
    Probactrosaurus
    Proceratops – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Ceratops
    Proceratosaurus
    Procerosaurus von Huene, 1902 – actually a prolacertiform archosauromorph
    "Procerosaurus" Fritsch, 1905 – preoccupied name, now known as Ponerosteus
    Procheneosaurus – junior synonym of Lambeosaurus
    Procompsognathus
    Prodeinodon
    "Proiguanodon" – nomen nudum; Iguanodon
    Propanoplosaurus
    Proplanicoxa
    Prosaurolophus
    Protarchaeopteryx
    Protecovasaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
    Protiguanodon – junior synonym of Psittacosaurus
    Protoavis – described as a bird, probably a chimera including theropod dinosaur bones
    Protoceratops
    Protognathosaurus
    "Protognathus" – preoccupied name, now known as Protognathosaurus
    Protohadros
    Protorosaurus von Meyer, 1830 – actually a non-dinosaurian reptile
    "Protorosaurus" Lambe, 1914 – preoccupied name, now known as Chasmosaurus
    "Protrachodon" – nomen nudum; Orthomerus
    "Proyandusaurus" – nomen nudum; Hexinlusaurus.
    Pseudolagosuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    Psittacosaurus
    Pteropelyx
    Pterospondylus
    Puertasaurus
    Pukyongosaurus
    Pycnonemosaurus
    Pyroraptor

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Qantassaurus skeleton.

    Qantassaurus
    Qiaowanlong
    Qinlingosaurus
    Qingxiusaurus
    Qiupalong
    Quaesitosaurus
    Quilmesaurus

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    Rachitrema – possibly an ichthyosaur
    Rahiolisaurus
    "Rahona" – preoccupied name, now known as Rahonavis
    Rahonavis – possibly a bird
    Rajasaurus
    Rapator
    Rapetosaurus
    Raptorex
    Ratchasimasaurus
    Rayososaurus
    Razanandrongobe – may be a theropod or crocodylomorph
    Rebbachisaurus
    Regnosaurus
    "Revueltoraptor" – nomen nudum; junior synonym of Gojirasaurus
    Revueltosaurus – actually a pseudosuchian
    Rhabdodon
    Rhadinosaurus – may be non-dinosaurian, possibly crocodilian
    Rhodanosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
    Rhoetosaurus
    Rhopalodon – actually a synapsid
    Ricardoestesia – intended but unofficial spelling of Richardoestesia
    Richardoestesia

Profile sketch of the head of Rinchenia.

    "Rileya" – preoccupied name, now known as Rileyasuchus
    Rileyasuchus – a chimera of phytosaur and Thecodontosaurus remains
    Rinchenia
    Rinconsaurus
    Rioarribasaurus – junior synonym of Coelophysis
    "Riodevasaurus"[17] - nomen nudum; Turiasaurus
    Riojasaurus
    Riojasuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Rocasaurus
    "Roccosaurus" – nomen nudum; Melanorosaurus
    Rubeosaurus
    Ruehleia
    Rugops
    "Rutellum" – pre-Linnaean name, invalid under modern taxonomic systems
    Ruyangosaurus

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    Sacisaurus – actually a silesaurid
    Sahaliyania
    Saichania
    "Salimosaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
    Saltasaurus
    Saltopus – probably a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
    "Saltriosaurus" – nomen nudum
    "Sanchusaurus" – nomen nudum
    "Sangonghesaurus" – nomen nudum
    Sanjuansaurus
    Sanpasaurus
    Santanaraptor
    Sarahsaurus
    Sarcolestes
    Sarcosaurus
    Saturnalia
    Sauraechinodon[5] – junior synonym of Echinodon
    "Sauraechmodon" – nomen nudum; Echinodon
    Saurolophus
    Sauroniops
    Sauropelta
    Saurophaganax
    "Saurophagus" – preoccupied name, now known as Saurophaganax
    Sauroplites
    "Sauropodus"[18] – nomen nudum
    Sauroposeidon
    Saurornithoides
    Saurornitholestes
    Scansoriopteryx – possible junior synonym of Epidendrosaurus
    Scaphonyx – actually a rhynchosaur
    Scelidosaurus
    Scipionyx
    Sciurumimus[19]
    Scleromochlus – actually a non-dinosaurian avemetatarsalian
    Scolosaurus
    "Scrotum" – invalid, considered to have been a descriptive label rather than a Linnaean name[20]
    Scutellosaurus

Artist's restoration of Segisaurus.

    Secernosaurus
    Segisaurus
    Segnosaurus
    Seismosaurus – junior synonym of Diplodocus
    Seitaad
    "Selimanosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus
    Sellacoxa
    Sellosaurus – likely junior synonym of Plateosaurus
    Serendipaceratops
    Shamosaurus
    Shanag
    Shanshanosaurus – junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
    Shantungosaurus
    Shanxia
    Shanyangosaurus
    Shaochilong
    Shenzhouraptor – actually a bird; likely junior synonym of Jeholornis.[21]
    Shenzhousaurus
    Shidaisaurus
    Shixinggia
    Shuangmiaosaurus
    Shunosaurus
    Shuosaurus[5] – misspelling of Shunosaurus
    Shuvosaurus – actually a rauisuchian
    Shuvuuia
    Siamodon
    Siamosaurus
    Siamotyrannus
    Sigilmassasaurus
    Silesaurus – actually a silesaurid
    Siluosaurus
    Silvisaurus
    Similicaudipteryx
    Sinocalliopteryx
    Sinoceratops
    Sinocoelurus
    "Sinopliosaurus" – material originally classified with pliosaur Sinopliosaurus, now recognized as dinosaurian[22]
    Sinornithoides
    Sinornithomimus
    Sinornithosaurus
    Sinosauropteryx
    Sinosaurus
    Sinotyrannus
    Sinovenator
    Sinraptor
    Sinucerasaurus – junior synonym of Sinusonasus
    Sinusonasus

Artist's restoration of the giant theropod Spinosaurus.

    Skorpiovenator
    "Smilodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Zanclodon
    Sonidosaurus
    Sonorasaurus
    Sphaerotholus
    Sphenosaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian reptile
    Sphenospondylus – junior synonym of Iguanodon
    Spinophorosaurus
    Spinops
    Spinosaurus
    Spinostropheus
    Spinosuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian reptile
    Spondylosoma – possibly a rauisuchian
    Squalodon – actually a cetacean
    Staurikosaurus
    Stegoceras
    Stegopelta
    Stegosaurides
    "Stegosauroides"[5] – misspelling of Stegosaurides
    Stegosaurus
    Stenonychosaurus – junior synonym of Troodon
    Stenopelix
    Stenotholus – junior synonym of Stygimoloch
    Stephanosaurus – junior synonym of Lambeosaurus
    "Stereocephalus" – preoccupied name, now known as Euoplocephalus
    "Stereosaurus" – nomen nudum; possibly a plesiosaur
    Sterrholophus – junior synonym of Triceratops
    Stokesosaurus
    Stormbergia
    Strenusaurus – junior synonym of Riojasaurus
    Streptospondylus
    Struthiomimus
    Struthiosaurus
    Stygimoloch – possibly a sub-adult Pachycephalosaurus
    Stygivenator – junior synonym of Tyrannosaurus
    Styracosaurus
    Succinodon – actually fossilized mollusc borings
    Suchomimus
    Suchosaurus – originally described as a crocodile, possibly a spinosaurid
    Suchoprion – actually a phytosaur
    "Sugiyamasaurus" – nomen nudum

Early sketch of a Struthiomimus.

    Sulaimanisaurus
    "Sulaimansaurus"[9] – misspelling of "Sulaimanisaurus"
    Supersaurus
    Suuwassea
    Suzhousaurus
    Symphyrophus – junior synonym of Camptosaurus
    Syngonosaurus – junior synonym of Acanthopholis
    "Syntarsus" – preoccupied name, now known as Megapnosaurus
    Syrmosaurus – junior synonym of Pinacosaurus
    "Szechuanoraptor" – nomen nudum
    Szechuanosaurus

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    Talarurus
    Talenkauen
    Talos
    Tangvayosaurus
    Tanius
    Tanycolagreus
    Tanystropheus – actually a prolacertiform archosauromorph
    Tanystrosuchus – possible junior synonym of Halticosaurus or Liliensternus
    Tapinocephalus – actually a therapsid
    Tapuiasaurus[23]
    Tarascosaurus
    Tarbosaurus
    Tarchia
    Tastavinsaurus
    Tatankacephalus
    Tatankaceratops
    Tatisaurus
    Taveirosaurus
    Tawa
    Tawasaurus – junior synonym of Lufengosaurus
    Tazoudasaurus
    Technosaurus – actually a silesaurid
    Tecovasaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
    Tehuelchesaurus
    Teinurosaurus
    "Teleocrater" – nomen nudum; possibly non-dinosaurian
    Telmatosaurus
    "Tenantosaurus" – nomen nudum; Tenontosaurus
    "Tenchisaurus"[24] – nomen nudum; actually an unpublished museum name for Tianchisaurus
    Tendaguria
    Tenontosaurus
    Teratophoneus
    Teratosaurus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Termatosaurus – actually a phytosaur, with some Internet sources accidentally transposing species of Tetragonosaurus onto it
    Tethyshadros
    Tetragonosaurus – junior synonym of Lambeosaurus

Tyrannosaurus skeleton.

    Texacephale
    Texasetes
    Teyuwasu
    Thecocoelurus
    Thecodontosaurus
    Thecospondylus
    Theiophytalia
    Therizinosaurus
    Therosaurus – junior synonym of Iguanodon
    Thescelosaurus
    Thespesius – possibly Edmontosaurus
    "Thotobolosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Tianchisaurus
    "Tianchungosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dianchungosaurus (crocodilian)
    Tianyulong
    Tianyuraptor
    Tianzhenosaurus
    Tichosteus
    Tienshanosaurus
    Timimus
    Titanoceratops
    Titanosaurus Lydekker, 1877
    "Titanosaurus" Marsh, 1877 – preoccupied name, now known as Atlantosaurus
    Tochisaurus
    "Tomodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Diplotomodon
    Tonganosaurus
    "Tonouchisaurus" – nomen nudum
    Torilion – junior synonym of Barilium
    Tornieria
    Torosaurus – possibly the mature form of Triceratops
    Torvosaurus
    Trachodon
    Traukutitan
    Trialestes – actually a crocodilian
    "Triassolestes" – preoccupied name, now known as Trialestes
    Tribelesodon – actually Tanystropheus, a prolacertiform archosauromorph
    Triceratops
    Trigonosaurus
    Trimucrodon
    Trinisaura
    Troodon
    Tsaagan
    Tsagantegia
    Tsintaosaurus
    "Tsuchikurasaurus" – nomen nudum[25]
    Tugulusaurus
    Tuojiangosaurus
    Turanoceratops
    Turiasaurus
    Tylocephale
    Tylosteus – synonym of Pachycephalosaurus
    Tyrannosaurus
    Tyrannotitan
    "Tyreophorus" – nomen nudum, probably a typographical error for "thyreophoran"

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Illustration of the skull of Udanoceratops.

    Uberabatitan
    Udanoceratops
    Ugrosaurus – probably junior synonym of Triceratops
    Uintasaurus – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
    Ultrasauros – junior synonym of Supersaurus
    Ultrasaurus H. M. Kim, 1983
    "Ultrasaurus" Jensen, 1985 – preoccupied name, now known as Ultrasauros
    Umarsaurus – nomen nudum; Barsboldia
    Unaysaurus
    Unenlagia
    Unescoceratops
    "Unicerosaurus" – nomen nudum, actually a fish
    Unquillosaurus
    Urbacodon
    Utahceratops
    Utahraptor
    Uteodon[13]

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    Vagaceratops
    Valdoraptor
    Valdosaurus
    Variraptor

Life restoration of Velociraptor.

    Vectensia – junior synonym of Hylaeosaurus
    Vectisaurus – junior synonym of Iguanodon
    Velafrons
    Velocipes
    Velociraptor
    Velocisaurus
    Venaticosuchus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Venenosaurus
    Veterupristisaurus
    Vitakridrinda
    Vitakrisaurus
    "Vitaridrinda"[9] – misspelling of Vitakridrinda
    Volkheimeria
    Vulcanodon

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    Wadhurstia – junior synonym of Hypselospinus
    Wakinosaurus
    Walgettosuchus
    "Walkeria" – preoccupied name, now known as Alwalkeria
    "Walkersaurus" – nomen nudum; Duriavenator

Life restoration of Wintonotitan.

    "Wangonisaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
    Wannanosaurus
    Wellnhoferia – actually a bird, possible junior synonym of the bird Archaeopteryx
    Willinakaqe[26]
    Wintonotitan
    Wuerhosaurus
    Wulagasaurus
    Wyleyia – probably a bird
    "Wyomingraptor" – nomen nudum

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    Xenoceratops
    Xenoposeidon
    Xenotarsosaurus
    Xianshanosaurus
    Xiaosaurus

Artist's restoration of Xuwulong.

    Xiaotingia
    Xinjiangovenator
    Xiongguanlong
    Xixianykus
    Xixiasaurus
    Xixiposaurus
    Xuanhanosaurus
    Xuanhuaceratops
    "Xuanhuasaurus" – nomen nudum; Xuanhuaceratops
    Xuwulong[27]

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    Yaleosaurus – junior synonym of Anchisaurus
    Yamaceratops
    Yandusaurus
    Yangchuanosaurus
    Yanornis – actually a bird

Artist's restoration of Yunnanosaurus.

    Yaverlandia
    Yaxartosaurus[5] – misspelling of Jaxartosaurus
    "Yezosaurus" – nomen nudum; non-dinosaurian
    "Yibinosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Yimenosaurus
    "Yingshanosaurus" – nomen nudum
    Yinlong
    Yixianosaurus
    "Yizhousaurus" – nomen nudum[28]
    Yuanmousaurus
    "Yubasaurus" – nomen nudum; Yandusaurus
    Yueosaurus
    Yulong
    Yunnanosaurus
    "Yunxiansaurus" – nomen nudum
    Yutyrannus

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    Zalmoxes
    Zanabazar
    Zanclodon – non-dinosaurian (in part), some species referred to Megalosaurus and Plateosaurus
    Zapalasaurus
    Zapsalis – junior synonym of Paronychodon
    Zatomus – actually a non-dinosaurian archosaur
    Zephyrosaurus

Life restoration of Zuniceratops.

    Zhejiangosaurus
    Zhongyuansaurus
    Zhuchengceratops
    Zhuchengosaurus - junior synonym of Shantungosaurus
    Zhuchengtyrannus
    Zigongosaurus – possible junior synonym of Mamenchisaurus
    Zizhongosaurus
    Zuniceratops
    Zuolong
    Zupaysaurus

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作者: reader    时间: 2013-5-5 11:55

你们有人玩dino day么

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作者: 首斩破沙罗    时间: 2013-5-5 12:45

恐龙品种虽然多，但是大多数是草食的，肉食恐龙不多吧

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作者: 取暖的刺猬    时间: 2013-5-5 12:48

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原帖由 @mushroommg  于 2013-5-5 11:35 发表
来，给你科普一下。
我跟薯片这么认真干嘛......

    Aachenosaurus – actually a piece of petrified wood
    Aardonyx
    "Abdallahsaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
   ...

贴这么多跟谢薯片效果相同

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作者: freeAlllllll    时间: 2013-5-5 12:53

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原帖由 @首斩破沙罗  于 2013-5-5 12:45 发表
恐龙品种虽然多，但是大多数是草食的，肉食恐龙不多吧

还有杂食类呢

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作者: 0瞎子0    时间: 2013-5-5 12:54

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原帖由 首斩破沙罗 于 2013-5-5 12:45 发表
恐龙品种虽然多，但是大多数是草食的，肉食恐龙不多吧

河马也是吃草的

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作者: 代号snake    时间: 2013-5-5 12:59

喷了你们，恐龙现在发现种类很多的。
还有人类也不乱吃生肉和同类，除了变态和汉尼拔这样的人，在僵尸游戏里就变成吃人怪物。
二战确实没什么好说的，以后游戏未来类也不粗，像某个不错游戏，枪械可以根绝现在游戏变种很多，而且丰富。

[ 本帖最后由 代号snake 于 2013-5-5 13:00 编辑 ]

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作者: GYNECOMASTiA    时间: 2013-5-5 12:59

二战和恐龙确实是无味

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作者: mushroommg    时间: 2013-5-5 13:41

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原帖由 首斩破沙罗 于 2013-5-5 12:45 发表
恐龙品种虽然多，但是大多数是草食的，肉食恐龙不多吧

肉食性恐龙列表

Carnivorous Dinosaurs

"Abel's lizard" has been reconstructed from a single skull.

Achillobator
This fierce raptor was discovered in modern-day Mongolia.

Acrocanthosaurus
The largest predator of the early Cretaceous period.

Adasaurus
This raptor's hind claws were unusually small.

Aerosteon
This "air-boned" dinosaur may have breathed like a bird.

Afrovenator
One of the few carnivores ever to be dug up in north Africa.

Albertonykus
A tiny, birdlike, North American dinosaur.

Albertosaurus
This carnivore was a close cousin of T. Rex.

Alectrosaurus
Few specimens of this "unmarried lizard" have been found.

Alioramus
All we know of this tyrannosaur is based on a single skull.

Allosaurus
One of the most common predators of the Jurassic period.

Alvarezsaurus
A bird-like dinosaur of the late Cretaceous.

Anchiornis
This four-winged "dino-bird" resembled Microraptor.

Angaturama
A Brazilian relative of Spinosaurus.

Anserimimus
This "goose mimic" didn’t bear much of a resemblance.

Appalachiosaurus
One of the few dinosaurs ever to be discovered in Alabama.

Archaeornithomimus
A likely ancestor of Ornithomimus.

Aristosuchus
This "noble crocodile" was actually a dinosaur.

Atrociraptor
This "cruel thief" wasn't as atrocious as its name implies.

Aublysodon
This tyrannosaur was named after a single tooth.

Aucasaurus
This predator was a close relative of Carnotaurus.

Australovenator
A brand-new carnivore from Australia.

Austroraptor
The largest raptor of South America.

Aviatyrannis
This "grandmother tyrant" was one of the first tyrannosaurs.

Avimimus
A particularly bird-like cousin of Oviraptor.

Bagaraatan
No one is quite sure how to classify this theropod.

Bahariasaurus
This obscure carnivore may have been the size of T. Rex.

Balaur
This "stocky dragon" was recently discovered in Romania.

Bambiraptor
Yes, this tiny raptor was named after you-know-who.

Baryonyx
Long story short: you wouldn't want to clip this dino's claws.

Becklespinax
A weirdly named theropod of the early Cretaceous period.

Bicentenaria
This dinosaur was named for the 200th anniversary of Argentina.

Bistahieversor
This tyrannosaur had more teeth than T. Rex.

Bonapartenykus
This feathered dinosaur was discovered in close proximity to its eggs.

Borogovia
This theropod was named after a Lewis Carroll poem.

Buitreraptor
The oldest raptor ever discovered in South America.

Byronosaurus
This theropod was a close relative of Troodon.

Carcharodontosaurus
Its name means "great white shark lizard." Impressed yet?

Carnotaurus
The shortest arms of any meat-eater--and horns to match.

Ceratonykus
This dino-bird was discovered in Mongolia in 2009.

Ceratosaurus
This primitive carnivore is hard to classify.

Chilantaisaurus
This large theropod may have been ancestral to Spinosaurus.

Chindesaurus
This early dinosaur was a close relative of Herrerasaurus.

Chirostenotes
This birdlike dinosaur has been known by three different names.

Citipati
This Mongolian theropod was a close relative of Oviraptor.

Coelophysis
One of the most ancient dinosaurs that ever lived.

Coelurus
This tiny dinosaur was a close relative of Compsognathus.

Compsognathus
The size of a chicken, but much meaner.

Concavenator
This large theropod had a bizarre hump on its back.

Conchoraptor
This "conch thief" may have lunched on mollusks.

Condorraptor
A small theropod of middle Jurassic South America.

Cryolophosaurus
This crested carnivore was once known as "Elvisaurus."

Cryptovolans
Was this the same dinosaur as Microraptor?

Daemonosaurus
This "evil lizard" was a close relative of Coelophysis.

Dahalokeley
A rare theropod from the island of Madagascar.

Daspletosaurus
This "frightful lizard" was a cousin of T. Rex.

Deinocheirus
All we know for sure about this dino is the shape of its arms.

Deinonychus
One of the most fearsome predators of the Cretaceous period.

Deltadromeus
An unusually speedy predator of the middle Cretaceous.

Dilong
This "emperor dragon" may have been an ancestor of T. Rex.

Dilophosaurus
This dino was distinguished by the bony crests on its noggin.

Dromaeosaurus
This "running lizard" was probably covered with feathers.

Dromiceiomimus
Possibly the fastest dinosaur that ever lived.

Dryptosaurus
The first tyrannosaur to be discovered in the U.S.

Dubreuillosaurus
This megalosaur had an unusually long, low-slung snout.

Edmarka
This may have been a species of Torvosaurus.

Ekrixinatosaurus
Its name means "explosion-born lizard."

Elaphrosaurus
Yet another theropod from the late Jurassic.

Enigmosaurus
This "puzzle lizard" was closely related to Therizinosaurus.

Eocarcharia
This "dawn shark" prowled the north African woodlands.

Eocursor
One of the earliest true dinosaurs.

Eodromaeus
Yet another ancient theropod from South America.

Eoraptor
This tiny dinosaur was among the first of its kind.

Eosinopteryx
This feathered dinosaur lived during the late Jurassic period.

Eotyrannus
This early tyrannosaur looked more like a raptor.

Epidendrosaurus
Did this tiny dino-bird spend its life up a tree?

Epidexipteryx
This feathered dinosaur predated Archaeopteryx.

Eustreptospondylus
A close cousin of Megalosaurus.

Fruitadens
One of the tiniest dinosaurs ever to live in North America.

Fukuiraptor
One of the few carnivorous dinosaurs ever to be dug up in Japan.

Gallimimus
This "chicken mimic" roamed the plains of the late Cretaceous.

Garudimimus
A relative slowpoke compared to other ornithomimids.

Gasosaurus
Yes, that's its real name, and no, it isn't for the reason you think.

Giganotosaurus
Not quite a "Gigantosaurus," but close enough.

Gigantoraptor
This huge oviraptor weighed over two tons.

Gojirasaurus
This early predator was named after Godzilla.

Gorgosaurus
Might this tyrannosaur have been a species of Albertosaurus?

Guanlong
Probably the first tyrannosaur ever to walk the earth.

Hagryphus
The largest North American oviraptor yet discovered.

Haplocheirus
This feathered dinosaur predated Archaeopteryx by millions of years.

Harpymimus
Named after the winged creature of Greek myth.

Herrerasaurus
This primitive carnivore roamed present-day South America.

Hesperonychus
One of the tiniest North American dinosaurs.

Heyuannia
Yet another close relative of Oviraptor.

Huaxiagnathus
One of the biggest "dino-birds" of its time.

Ichthyovenator
This sail-backed dinosaur was recently discovered in Laos.

Ilokelesia
A primitive abelisaur from South America.

Indosuchus
This "Indian crocodile" was actually a dinosaur.

Ingenia
A small, birdlike dinosaur from Central Asia.

Irritator
This spinosaur was named by a very frustrated paleontologist.

Jinfengopteryx
This feathered dinosaur was once thought to be a true bird.

Juratyrant
This early tyrannosaur was discovered in England.

Juravenator
Why didn't this presumed "dino-bird" have feathers?

Kaijiangosaurus
This may have been the same dinosaur as Gasosaurus.

Khaan
Few small mammals dared face the wrath of this dinosaur.

Kileskus
Yet another "basal" tyrannosaur from central Asia.

Kol
It's tied with Mei for "shortest dinosaur name."

Kryptops
This dinosaur came equipped with its own face mask.

Labocania
It may or may not have been a true tyrannosaur.

Liliensternus
One of the largest carnivores of the Triassic period.

Limusaurus
Was this toothless theropod a vegetarian?

Linhenykus
This tiny dinosaur had single-clawed hands.

Linheraptor
This Mongolian raptor was discovered in 2008.

Linhevenator
This "troodont" dinosaur was recently discovered in Mongolia.

Lophostropheus
This theropod lived near the Triassic-Jurassic boundary.

Lourinhanosaurus
This hard-to-classify theropod was discovered in Portugal.

Luanchuanraptor
A small, poorly understood Asian raptor.

Magnosaurus
Once thought to be a species of Megalosaurus.

Mahakala
This dino-bird was named after a Buddhist deity.

Majungatholus
Fairly--or unfairly--known as the "cannibal dinosaur."

Mapusaurus
This huge carnivore was closely related to Giganotosaurus.

Marshosaurus
Named after the famous paleontologist Othniel C. Marsh.

Martharaptor
This dinosaur was named after a Utah fossil-hunter.

Masiakasaurus
A bizarre, buck-toothed carnivore of the late Cretaceous.

Megalosaurus
The first dinosaur ever to be discovered and named.

Megapnosaurus
Its name is Greek for "big dead lizard."

Megaraptor
Despite its name, it wasn't really a raptor.

Mei
The current record-holder for "shortest dinosaur name."

Metriacanthosaurus
Yet another dinosaur that was mistaken for Megalosaurus.

Microraptor
A tiny, four-winged raptor.

Mirischia
Its name means "wonderful pelvis."

Monolophosaurus
This Jurassic predator had a single crest on its skull.

Mononykus
This dinosaur may have dug into termite mounds for its lunch.

Nanotyrannus
Was it a new kind of tyrannosaur, or a juvenile T. Rex?

Nanshiungosaurus
Yet another bizarre therizinosaur from Asia.

Nedcolbertia
Named after the famous paleontologist Edwin Colbert.

Nemegtomaia
This oviraptor-like dinosaur had a bizarrely shaped skull.

Neovenator
One of the largest predators of early Cretaceous Europe.

Noasaurus
Were this predator's giant claws on its hands, or on its feet?

Nomingia
This dinosaur had a peacock-like tail.

Nqwebasaurus
One of the few theropods to be discovered in sub-Saharan Africa.

Nyasasaurus
Could this be the earliest dinosaur in the fossil record?

Ornitholestes
This "bird robber" probably preyed on small lizards instead.

Ornithomimus
This "bird mimic" was much like a modern ostrich.

Oviraptor
Turns out that this "egg thief" got a bad rap.

Oxalaia
This spinosaur was recently discovered in Brazil.

Ozraptor
Not much is known about this Australian theropod.

Pampadromaeus
This "Pampas runner" was ancestral to sauropods.

Pedopenna
One of the earliest known dino-birds.

Pelecanimimus
This "pelican mimic" sported over 200 teeth.

Piatnitzkysaurus
Its teeth were as sharp as its name is funny.

Podokesaurus
One of the earliest dinosaurs to live in eastern North America.

Poekilopleuron
It may (or may not) have been a species of Megalosaurus.

Proceratosaurus
Despite its name, this theropod wasn't a close relative of Ceratosaurus.

Procompsognathus
Was it an archosaur, or an early dinosaur?

Protarchaeopteryx
"Before Archaeopteryx?" It actually lived millions of years later.

Pyroraptor
This "fire thief" prowled the plains of prehistoric France.

Rahonavis
Was it a raptor-like bird, or a bird-like raptor?

Rajasaurus
This "prince lizard" lived in what is now modern-day India.

Raptorex
A pint-sized precursor of Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Richardoestesia
Named after the paleontologist Richard Estes.

Rinchenia
Named after the famous paleontologist Rinchen Barsbold.

Rugops
This wrinkly-faced carnivore probably fed on abandoned carcasses.

Saltopus
Experts aren't sure if this was a dinosaur or an archosaur.

Sanjuansaurus
An early theropod from South America.

Santanaraptor
This carnivore was named after Brazil's Santana formation.

Sarcosaurus
This "flesh lizard" roamed early Jurassic England.

Sauroniops
This dinosaur's name means "Eye of Sauron."

Saurophaganax
The official state dinosaur of Oklahoma.

Saurornithoides
A Troodon-like predator from central Asia.

Saurornitholestes
A close cousin of Velociraptor.

Scansoriopteryx
This early proto-bird probably lived in trees.

Scipionyx
One of the most perfectly preserved dinosaur fossils ever found.

Sciurumimus
This "squirrel mimic" was one of the earliest feathered dinosaurs.

Segisaurus
An early dinosaur closely related to Coelophysis.

Segnosaurus
One of the most unusual (and poorly understood) Cretaceous dinosaurs.

Shenzhousaurus
A small, primitive ornithomimid from China.

Shuvosaurus
Was this meat eater an early dinosaur, or a two-legged crocodile?

Siamotyrannus
Despite its name, it wasn't a true tyrannosaur.

Similicaudipteryx
The juveniles may have been differently feathered than the adults.

Sinocalliopteryx
The largest dino-bird yet discovered.

Sinornithoides
A small, feathered dinosaur closely related to Troodon.

Sinornithomimus
This ornithomimid is known from over a dozen skeletons.

Sinornithosaurus
A typical dino-bird of the early Cretaceous.

Sinosauropteryx
The first dinosaur proven to have feathers.

Sinovenator
This "Chinese hunter" preyed on its fellow dino-birds.

Sinraptor
Despite its name, this allosaur wasn't any better or worse than other dinosaurs.

Sinusonasus
It sounds like a disease, but it was actually a feathered dinosaur.

Skorpiovenator
This "scorpion hunter" really ate meat.

Spinosaurus
This dino was distinguished by the sail-like structure on its back.

Spinostropheus
This theropod was once thought to be a species of Elaphrosaurus.

Staurikosaurus
Another primitive theropod of the Triassic era.

Stokesosaurus
Some experts think this was the earliest tyrannosaur.

Struthiomimus
This "ostrich mimic" roamed the plains of North America.

Suchomimus
A fish-eater with a distinctly crocodilian profile.

Suzhousaurus
A large, early Cretaceous therizinosaur.

Szechuanosaurus
This theropod was a close relative of Sinraptor.

Talos
This dinosaur was found with an injured big toe.

Tanycolagreus
This mysterious theropod was once thought to be a species of Coelurus.

Tarascosaurus
The only known abelisaur from the northern hemisphere.

Tarbosaurus
The second-biggest tyrannosaur after T. Rex.

Tawa
This ancient theropod points to a South American origin for dinosaurs.

Teratophoneus
This "monstrous murderer" wasn't all that big.

Tianyuraptor
A small, long-legged raptor from eastern Asia.

Timimus
The only ornithomimid ever discovered in Australia.

Torvosaurus
One of the largest predators of Jurassic North America.

Troodon
Possibly the smartest dinosaur that ever lived.

Tsaagan
One of the earliest raptors yet discovered.

Tyrannosaurus Rex
The once--and always--king of the dinosaurs.

Tyrannotitan
We know very little about this fearsomely named dinosaur.

Unenlagia
A bird-like raptor native to South America.

Urbacodon
This Troodon-like predator was discovered in Uzbekistan.

Utahraptor
Probably the biggest raptor that ever lived.

Variraptor
The first raptor ever to be discovered in France.

Velociraptor
This dinosaur was vicious--but a lot smaller than you thought.

Wellnhoferia
Was it really a species of Archaeopteryx?

Xenotarsosaurus
A poorly understood abelisaur from South America.

Xiaotingia
This feathered dinosaur predated Archaeopteryx.

Xiongguanlong
A small, primitive tyrannosaur from Asia.

Xixianykus
A long-legged dino-bird from eastern Asia.

Xuanhanosaurus
This small, big-headed carnivore prowled Jurassic Asia.

Yangchuanosaurus
A large theropod of late Jurassic Asia.

Yaverlandia
A classic case of mistaken dinosaur identity.

Yulong
The smallest oviraptor yet identified.

Yutyrannus
The largest feathered tyrannosaur yet identified.

Zanabazar
This theropod was named after a Tibetan spiritual leader.

Zhuchengtyrannus
This Asian tyrannosaur was the size of T. Rex.

Zupaysaurus
This "devil lizard" was one of the earliest theropods.

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作者: 掳卡古米    时间: 2013-5-5 16:24

恐龙危机这游戏没落实在是可惜, 1和2都不错, 3在一开始的设计就错了,搞什么太空战.

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作者: 松鼠2号    时间: 2013-5-5 17:48

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原帖由 mushroommg 于 2013-5-5 11:35 发表
来，给你科普一下。
我跟薯片这么认真干嘛......

    Aachenosaurus – actually a piece of petrified wood
    Aardonyx
    "Abdallahsaurus" – nomen nudum, probably Brachiosaurus or Giraffatitan
   ...

笨，你这些能战的没几个，亚种太多

做个养成游戏或者口袋妖怪那样的，怪物猎人那样的倒还性，做动作射击游戏没戏，笨

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作者: 0瞎子0    时间: 2013-5-5 18:29

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原创出个恐龙出来你丫也不知道到底百科里有没有吧。。。。。。

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