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Ornithomimus, hand claw Compsognathus Phareodus belongs to the osteoglossids

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Phareodus belongs to the osteoglossids

As with all other antiarchs

The body shape was low-slung and quite wide

Mioplosus was a voracious predator

they are closely related to land scorpions and other arachnids

Ornithomimus, hand claw Compsognathus Phareodus belongs to the osteoglossidsOrnithomimus(pronounced or NITH oh MIME us) Ornithomimus (meaning "bird mimic") was an ostrich like Ornithomimidae, a theropod with a toothless beak, long legs, and hollow bones. This meat eating dinosaur was about 15 20 feet (4. 5 6 m) long and lived during the late Cretaceous period, roughly 76 65 million years ago. Shipping Included

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