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Microsoft may make preview, insider, beta or other pre-release versions of the Software (“Previews”) available to you. Allosaurus have two horns above their eyes that are brightly coloured to attract mates and intimidate competitors. They attacks both small and large prey by ambush, using its upper jaw like a hatchet. It has been observed that Allosaurus is a very social creature, and hunts in packs. Allosaurus prey on large herbivorous dinosaurs and sometimes even other predators if given the chance. The Allosaurus will make a notable entry into any park focusing on the Jurassic Period or any carnivore themed area.Īllosaurus lived 155 to 150 million years ago during the late Jurassic Period, as the most abundant large predator and the lion of it’s time. For a while it was considered the largest carnivore until 1905 when Tyrannosaurus was discovered, but even this did not diminish Allosaurus' popularity and it is still widely known and familiar to many, thanks to its distinctive appearance, large size and fossil abundance. Allosaurus is part of the allosauridea family, a successful group of the therapods that lived from the Middle Jurassic to the Late Cretaceous and included several branches, including the enormous Carcharodontosauridae which included Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus and Concavenator, the neovenatoridae which includes Neovenator and Australovenator and the primitive metriacanthosauridae, which included Sinraptor, Metriacanthosaurus and Yangchuanosaurus.Īllosaurus has long since been a popular dinosaur. Allosaurus' bite was not as strong as the later tyrannosaurids, and used its upper jaw like a hatchet, dealing savage blows to prey. The hunting tactics of Allosaurus most likely involved ambush for smaller prey or when hunting the large sauropods, using fear tactics driving the rest of the herd away from a weak or slow individual to separate them. Alone or in packs, Allosaurus is a dangerous predator.
It has long been debated whether or not Allosaurus hunted in pairs or packs to bring down large prey. Allosaurus lived alongside many large sauropods such as Apatosaurus and Diplodocus, the armored Stegosaurus, smaller ornithopods such as Dryosaurus and smaller carnivores such as Ceratosaurus, so there was no shortage of prey. Allosaurus is a large therapod with a distinctive narrow head with a pair of crests above its eyes, presumably for display purposes during courtship. Allosaurus was once the most successful and widespread across the Morrison Formation in the United States of America, with specimens also possibly unearthed in Tanzania's Tendaguru formation and Portugal's Lourinhã formation.
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