Sporistics
Herrerasaurus
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By RedRaptor25
11/19/2015 - 00:58:18
Type: Creature
Rating: 7.5 (Good)
Tags: argentina, carnivore, dino, dinosaur, herrerasaurus, paleontology, pangea, prehistoric, redraptor25, south america, theropod, triassic
Description
Herrerasaurus was a large Theropod dinosaur that lived in South America during the Triassic period. Herrerasaurus was discovered in 1963 by a farmer in Argentina named "Victorino Herrera."
Details

DNA points
Height
1.7
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56 Bones | 2 Feet | 2 Hands |


Meanness
23 %
23 %
Cuteness
16.05 %
16.05 %
Sociability 9 / 20 | Aggressiveness 7 / 20 | Abilities 5 / 15 |
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By AgeDoubleYou
From Wikipedia:
"Herrerasaurus has been classified as either an early theropod or an early saurischian in at least five recent reviews of theropod evolution".
By AgeDoubleYou
Chill. I didn't say it was a prosauropod. It isn't. It might be an early theropod, sure. Or neither a theropod or a prosauropod.
By edmundpjc
@your comment: Ok sure. Seriously, it was hypothesized to be a basal sauropodomorph as mentioned in Wikipedia. --EP
By AgeDoubleYou
Actually, when it was first discovered, it was thought to be a theropod. It was then reclassified as a prosauropod. It is currently unclear if it is a true theropod or not, but it is certainly not a prosauropod.
By AgeDoubleYou
That's ok. What I meant was that it is not certain that it was actually a theropod, it may be just as closely related to sauropods, even if it doesn't look like it.
By AgeDoubleYou
Nice work, although, if I remember correctly, it's position as a theropod is disputable?
By brian575
Great looking dino!