Propleopus oscillans Variante:Imprimado The 50 cm (20 in)

The 50 cm (20 in) skull of Leptoceratops featured a hooked

muy similares a los de los dinosaurios carnívoros

Ouranosaurus nigeriensis probably fed on low plants and shrubs

together with cranial adaptations that favoured a predation strategy based on bite force and not on the use of front limbs

Propleopus oscillans Variante:Imprimado The 50 cm (20 in)Propleopus oscillans was an extinct macropodoid from the Pleistocene of Australia, commonly known as the giant rat kangaroo. Although it has sometimes been popularly described as a carnivorous kangaroo, this interpretation should be treated with caution: studies of its skull, jaws, and dentition suggest instead a marsupial with a probably omnivorous diet, capable of consuming plant material, hard fruits, fungi, insects, small vertebrates, carrion, or