Allosaurus fragilis mesozoico although some fossil specimens suggest

although some fossil specimens suggest that it could have been even larger

Length 62 mm

Estas placas y espinas estaban fusionadas con los huesos subyacentes

The specific epithet "hoglundi" honors geologist Robert Hoglund

Allosaurus fragilis mesozoico although some fossil specimens suggestAllosaurus (A. fragilis, `Different Lizard) was the most common predatory theropod of the Kimmeridgian and Titionian Ages of the Late Jurassic and also the most dangerous. The Allosaurus had a large and robust head with serrated, sharp and curved teeth of between 5 10 cm, which allowed it to tear the flesh of its prey. It also had muscular three fingered arms with claws up to 15 cm long, which helped it hold on to its prey. Its tail was long and