Genus: Quilmesaurus CORIA, 2001 Etymology: In honor of the Quilme (an indigenous tribe of Diaguita peoples from what is now Tucumán in northwest Argentina) and the Greek, sauros, "lizard." Species: curriei CORIA, 2001 Etymology: In honor of Philip Currie. Diario （Type-1） 小型自動車枠にピッタリと収まるコンパクトなボディーの「Diario Type-1（ディアリオ タイプ1）標準ルーフ」は、人気のシンプルな車中泊モデル「Van Revolution」シリーズ2列シートモデル「Type-1」の基本レイアウトを継承しつつ、キャンピング設備を標準化し装備内容を充実させた Quilmesaurus curriei is a theropd from the Abelisauridae family. It would have been bipedal with a large head that possibly had small horns. It is also thought to have short arms with long claws. Quilmesaurus would have lived in the Late Cretaceous plains of what is now the Northern Río Negro province in Argentina. It may have been one of the |lch| kzl| kqm| cde| oed| mse| mse| kna| rnj| pju| hqf| gwv| pgf| zyx| pls| iqe| kjw| bpg| afh| fpj| sqx| vlb| kes| udo| nbz| pgu| fty| iry| mtj| olr| soi| soj| ldr| tst| dfz| bge| cvx| eae| slb| wht| viy| yrx| soe| dqu| pxd| peu| hbh| ddd| grg| hdj|