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ville sinkkonen wrote-
could some one be so kind and send me a list of late cretaceus
Big theropods.
I like to get some skull pictures of these dinosaurs as well.
I assume you mean large Late Cretaceous theropods
from _South America_, as suggested by your title? Here you
go-
"Megalosaurus" chubutensis Corro 1974
Ilokelesia aguadagradensis Coria and Salgado 2000 Quilmesaurus curriei Coria 2001 Xenotarsosaurus bonapartei Martinez, Gimenez, Rodriguez and Bochatey 1987 "Aucasarus" Dingus and Chiappe 2001 undescribed Abelisaurid (Martinez, Maure, Oliva and Luna 1993) undescribed Abelisaurid (Rigal and Calvo 1999) Genyodectes serus Woodward 1901 Abelisaurus comahuensis Bonaparte and Novas 1985 Unquillosaurus ceibalei Powell 1979 Giganotosaurus carolinii Coria and Salgado 1995 undescribed Carcharodontosaurid (Coria and Currie 1997) undescribed Carcharodontosaurid (Alcober, Sereno, Larsson, Martinez and Varricchio 1998) undescribed Carcharodontosaurid (Kellner and Campos 1998) unnamed Carcharodontosaurid (Rich, Rich, Lanus, Rich and Vacca 1999) "Megalosaurus" inexpectatus Corro 1966 Megaraptor namunhuaiquii Novas 1998 undescribed Megaraptorine (Martinez, Lamanna, Smith, Casal and Luna 1999) The only skull pictures available will be
Abelisaurus and Giganotosaurus. A quadrate and postorbital are known
from Ilokelesia, and the premaxilla, partial maxilla and anterior dentary from
Genyodectes. Some of the undescribed abelisaurids are known from cranial
material, but it isn't illustrated yet.
Mickey
Mortimer
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