Fossil remains have revealed that it fed mainly on small reptiles and other animals

Approximate measurements of the Coelophysis: 1:20 scale Assembly kit

which were fertilized externally by the males

lo que le otorgaba una gran versatilidad locomotora

It is also believed that it was a social animal

Murrayglossus hacketti Deinocheirus Fossil remains have revealed thatMurrayglossus is an extinct genus of long beaked echidna, known only from a few fossil bones and, in some cases, egg remains, suggesting that these birds laid large eggs. From Western Australia and dated to the Upper Pleistocene. This fascinating discovery was originally made in 1914 by Ludwig Glauert. Regarding its size, it is estimated that the body length of the Murrayglossus could reach 1 meter, with a weight of up to 30 kilograms, an enormous