On the discovery of an oviraptorid skeleton on a nest of eggs at Bayan Mandahu, Inner Mongolia, People's Republic of China
ZM Dong, PJ Currie - Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 1996 - cdnsciencepub.com
A partial skeleton of Oviraptor (which means egg thief), collected at Bayan Mandahu (Inner
Mongolia, People's Republic of China) in 1990 was lying on top of a nest of eggs. Of the six
known skeletons of this genus from Upper Cretaceous Djadokhtan sediments, this is the
second occurrence in which the theropods were interacting with the eggs when they were
buried by sand and dust during sandstorms. Two explanations for the association of
Oviraptor with eggs are that the theropod may have been eating the eggs, or it may have …
Mongolia, People's Republic of China) in 1990 was lying on top of a nest of eggs. Of the six
known skeletons of this genus from Upper Cretaceous Djadokhtan sediments, this is the
second occurrence in which the theropods were interacting with the eggs when they were
buried by sand and dust during sandstorms. Two explanations for the association of
Oviraptor with eggs are that the theropod may have been eating the eggs, or it may have …
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Z Dong, PJ Currie - Journal of vertebrate paleontology, 1996 - doc.rero.ch
A partial skeleton of Oviraptor (which means egg thief), collected at Bayan Mandahu (Inner
Mongolia, People's Republic of China) in 1990 was lying on top of a nest of eggs. Of the six
known skeletons of this genus from Upper Cretaceous Djadokhtan sediments, this is the
second occurrence in which the theropods were interacting with the eggs when they were
buried by sand and dust during sandstorms. Two explanations for the association of
Oviraptor with eggs are that the theropod may have been eating the eggs, or it may have …
Mongolia, People's Republic of China) in 1990 was lying on top of a nest of eggs. Of the six
known skeletons of this genus from Upper Cretaceous Djadokhtan sediments, this is the
second occurrence in which the theropods were interacting with the eggs when they were
buried by sand and dust during sandstorms. Two explanations for the association of
Oviraptor with eggs are that the theropod may have been eating the eggs, or it may have …
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