Definition of megalosaurian in English:

megalosaurian

adjective

See megalosaurus
Example sentencesExamples
- Although there was some turnover during that time, with more advanced families and genera replacing earlier ones, the basic ‘big three’ of sauropods, stegosaurs, and theropods (the latter themselves being divided into ceratosaurian, megalosaurian and allosaurian) remained throughout, with Camptosaurid ornithopods only emerging towards the end.
- In 1856, Deinodon horridus, from the Judith River Beds of Montana, was securely founded by Leidy on Megalosaurian teeth, and those first mentioned and first figured in Leidy's original description and memoir on the Judith River Vertebrates must be regarded as valid types.
- In the splendid collection of Megalosaurian remains in the possession of Mr. James Parker, of Oxford, which I had the good fortune to see a few weeks ago, I recognised the astragalus of that reptile, which, as I had already divined from the structure of the tibia, is altogether like the corresponding bone in Poikilopleuron.

Definition of megalosaurian in US English:

megalosaurian

adjective-ˈsôrēən

See megalosaurus
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1856, Deinodon horridus, from the Judith River Beds of Montana, was securely founded by Leidy on Megalosaurian teeth, and those first mentioned and first figured in Leidy's original description and memoir on the Judith River Vertebrates must be regarded as valid types.
- In the splendid collection of Megalosaurian remains in the possession of Mr. James Parker, of Oxford, which I had the good fortune to see a few weeks ago, I recognised the astragalus of that reptile, which, as I had already divined from the structure of the tibia, is altogether like the corresponding bone in Poikilopleuron.
- Although there was some turnover during that time, with more advanced families and genera replacing earlier ones, the basic ‘big three’ of sauropods, stegosaurs, and theropods (the latter themselves being divided into ceratosaurian, megalosaurian and allosaurian) remained throughout, with Camptosaurid ornithopods only emerging towards the end.

单词	megalosaurian
释义	Definition of megalosaurian in English: megalosaurian adjective See megalosaurus Example sentencesExamples Although there was some turnover during that time, with more advanced families and genera replacing earlier ones, the basic ‘big three’ of sauropods, stegosaurs, and theropods (the latter themselves being divided into ceratosaurian, megalosaurian and allosaurian) remained throughout, with Camptosaurid ornithopods only emerging towards the end. In 1856, Deinodon horridus, from the Judith River Beds of Montana, was securely founded by Leidy on Megalosaurian teeth, and those first mentioned and first figured in Leidy's original description and memoir on the Judith River Vertebrates must be regarded as valid types. In the splendid collection of Megalosaurian remains in the possession of Mr. James Parker, of Oxford, which I had the good fortune to see a few weeks ago, I recognised the astragalus of that reptile, which, as I had already divined from the structure of the tibia, is altogether like the corresponding bone in Poikilopleuron. Definition of megalosaurian in US English: megalosaurian adjective-ˈsôrēən See megalosaurus Example sentencesExamples In 1856, Deinodon horridus, from the Judith River Beds of Montana, was securely founded by Leidy on Megalosaurian teeth, and those first mentioned and first figured in Leidy's original description and memoir on the Judith River Vertebrates must be regarded as valid types. In the splendid collection of Megalosaurian remains in the possession of Mr. James Parker, of Oxford, which I had the good fortune to see a few weeks ago, I recognised the astragalus of that reptile, which, as I had already divined from the structure of the tibia, is altogether like the corresponding bone in Poikilopleuron. Although there was some turnover during that time, with more advanced families and genera replacing earlier ones, the basic ‘big three’ of sauropods, stegosaurs, and theropods (the latter themselves being divided into ceratosaurian, megalosaurian and allosaurian) remained throughout, with Camptosaurid ornithopods only emerging towards the end.
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