Skeleton
9' l x 8' h
[ 2.75m l x 2.28m h ]

Skull

(Late Cretaceous, Harding County, SD)

This spectacular and imposing theropod has a very bizarre skull, long arms tipped with large, lethal claws, a short tail, and legs built for speed. The skeleton as shown in a running pose, is 9 feet long x 8 foot high (2.7 meters x 2.5 meters). Discovered by Fred Nuss of Otis, Kansas in October, 1998.

It is an undescribed genus and species, closely related to Chirostenotes (Caenagnathus) only much larger.

A unique dinosaur trackway was discovered by Mike Triebold in 1997 that was very possibly made by an individual of this type of dinosaur.

Offered exclusively by TPI.

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