Coelophysis
Coelophysis One of the first flesh-eating dinosaurs, recorded from the Late Jurassic of N. America. It was a slender, bipedal coelurosaur less than 2m in length, weighing approximately 23kg. It had a small skull with sharp serrated teeth, a long neck and tail, and hands with long, grasping fingers.
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