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Yutyrannus
Jul 21, 2014
They are not related. Abelisaurs are ceratosaurs and tyrannosaurs are coelurosaurs.
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PeteriDish
Jul 21, 2014
then the remains must be very fragmentary if the classification allows for such wiggle room
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Yutyrannus
Jul 21, 2014
Yep, they are.
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Evenape
Jul 22, 2014
We should add that with the fact that tyrannosaurids and abelisaurids are quite similar in their own right...
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Yutyrannus
Jul 22, 2014
I wouldn't say they are that similar, they are just similar in that they are both large theropods with puny arms and large skulls.
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Evenape
Jul 22, 2014
Well, they are textbook examples of convergent evolution, I think...
All the similarities you said put together makes them quite similar...
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Yutyrannus
Jul 22, 2014
I suppose.The similarities are quite faint though.
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Evenape
Jul 22, 2014
Indeed... They have similar general proportions, that's all
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