Its skeleton shows the typical characteristics of titanosaurs

in the Oxfordian

Its natural habitat was the supercontinent Pangea

con una longitud de aproximadamente 50 centímetros

Oviraptor fetus Variant:Primed Its skeleton shows the typicalFossils of oviraptor embryos and fetuses are extremely rare but provide valuable information about the biology and development of these dinosaurs. From known fossils, it has been determined that oviraptors laid hard shelled eggs and incubated them in a manner similar to modern birds, suggesting sophisticated parental behavior. Oviraptor embryos are known to have a relatively large skull compared to the rest of the body, suggesting that they were well