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    This document summarizes various dinosaur taxa that lived during the Cenomanian period, approximately 95-93 million years ago. It describes several groups of dinosaurs including pterosaurs, sauropods, and theropods. For each taxon, it provides the location where fossils were found, a brief physical description, and sometimes images. Some of the largest and most well-known dinosaurs that lived during this period include Argentinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus, and Spinosaurus.

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    This document summarizes various dinosaur taxa that lived during the Cenomanian period, approximately 95-93 million years ago. It describes several groups of dinosaurs including pterosaurs, sauropods, and theropods. For each taxon, it provides the location where fossils were found, a brief physical description, and sometimes images. Some of the largest and most well-known dinosaurs that lived during this period include Argentinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus, and Spinosaurus.

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    Pterosauria: Brazil Ornithocheirid

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    This document summarizes various dinosaur taxa that lived during the Cenomanian period, approximately 95-93 million years ago. It describes several groups of dinosaurs including pterosaurs, sauropods, and theropods. For each taxon, it provides the location where fossils were found, a brief physical description, and sometimes images. Some of the largest and most well-known dinosaurs that lived during this period include Argentinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Mapusaurus, and Spinosaurus.

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    Pterosauria[edit]

    Pterosaurs of the Cenomanian


    Taxa Presence Location Description Images

    Anhanguera Brazil An Ornithocheirid pterosaur

    Albian- Chalk Formation and Cambridge Greensand,


    Lonchodraco Turonian England

    Sauropoda[edit]
    Sauropods of the Cenomanian
    Taxa Presence Location Description Images
    Andesaurus Candeleros Formation, Argentina
    Huincul Formation, Neuquén,
    Argentinosaurus
    Argentina
    Winton Formation, Queensland,
    Diamantinasaurus Argentinosaurus
    Australia
    Paralititan Bahariya Formation, Egypt
    Pari Aike Formation, Patagonia, Originally believed to be
    Puertasaurus
    Argentina from Maastrichtian age.
    Qiaowanlong China

    Sibirosaurus Kiya River, Russia Paralatitan


    Qiaowanlong

    Theropoda[edit]
    Theropods of the Cenomanian
    Taxa Presence Location Description Images
    Winton
    Formation,
    Australovenator A megaraptoran.
    Queensland,
    Australia
    Bahariya Oasis, A large theropod of dubious classification. May be
    Bahariasaurus
    Egypt; Niger synonymous with Deltadromeus.
    Kem Kem
    A large carcharodontosaurid. Original specimens Australovenator
    Formation, Eckha
    destroyed in World War II, new remains uncovered in
    r
    1990's. Two species known; C. saharicus and C.
    Carcharodontosaurus Formation, Bahari
    iguidensis. Contemporaneous
    ya Formation,
    with Rugops, Spinosaurus and Deltadromeus/Baharia
    Morocco; Niger;
    saurus.
    Egypt
    A ceratosaur or possible neovenatorid carnosaur. May
    be synonymous with Bahariasaurus.
    Deltadromeus Morocco
    Contemporaneous with Spinosaurus, Rugops,
    and Carcharodontosaurus.
    Carcharodontosaurus
    Enigmosaurus Mongolia
    Erlikosaurus Mongolia A therizinosaurid
    Candeleros
    A carcharodontosaurid. One of the largest theropods
    Giganotosaurus Formation,
    currently known to science.
    Argentina
    Huincul
    A carcharodontosaurid. Known from multiple
    Mapusaurus Formation,
    specimens in a single bone bed.
    Argentina
    Giganotosaurus
    Moreno Hill
    Formation, Zuni
    A therizinosaur. Two species known; N. mckinleyi and
    Nothronychus Basin, New
    N. graffmani.
    Mexico; Tropic
    Shale, Utah, USA
    A spinosaurid. Largest theropod thus far recovered
    Oxalaia Brasil
    from Brazil. Mapusaurus

    Pari Aike
    Formation,
    A megaraptoran. Originally thought to have been from
    Orkoraptor Patagonia,
    Maastrichtian deposits.
    Argentina; South
    America
    An abelisaurid. Contemporaneous
    Rugops Niger with Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus,
    and Deltadromeus/Bahariasaurus.
    Segnosaurus Mongolia A theropod belonging to the Therizinosauridae family.
    Segnosaurus
    Siamosaurus Thailand
    Mussentuchit
    Member, Cedar An 11-12 meter neovenatorid carcharodontosaur
    Cenomani
    Siats Mountain known from juvenile remains. Youngest known
    an
    Formation, Utah, allosauroid known from North America.
    USA
    Sigilmassasaurus Tafilalt, Morocco A spinosaurid. Known from fragmentary remains. Spinosaurus
    Bahariya Oasis, A spinosaurid. Currently considered one of the largest
    Spinosaurus Egypt; Tunisia; known theropods if not the largest at an estimated
    Morocco 15 m (49 ft).
    Comahue,
    Unenlagia A unenlagiine dromaeosaurid.
    Argentina
    Nammoura,
    unnamed enantiornithine bi
    Ouadi al Gabour,
    rd[6]
    Lebanon
    Bajo Barreal
    Formation,
    Xenotarsosaurus An abelisaurid.
    Chubut Province,
    Argentina Unenlagia

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