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English: Skeletal reconstruction of Cumnoria prestwichii, a mid-sized basal tyrannosauroid from the Kimmeridgian aged Kimmeridge Clay Formation of England. Based on the holotype OUMNH J.3303, a fairly complete skeleton. Unknown material filled in using Camptosaurus and Uteodon. Total length through the centra is approximately 4.2 m.
Note: Several limb elements only preserve proximal and distal ends, their lengths were reconstructed based on various specimens of Camptosaurus and Uteodon. References: Maidment et al., 2023, Galton & Powell, 1980, Carpenter & Wilson, 2008, and Carpenter & Galton, 2018. |
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