A new dinosaur type was discovered the size of dogs that was wandering on the ground 220 million years ago.
Malriraptor Kuttyi is believed to be one of the first deadly dinosaurs in history.
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It is believed that extinct dinosaurs have now lived about 220 million years ago – during the tragic period.
The small monster can grow but the great to a height of 3.2 feet and a length of 6.5 feet – about the size of a large dog like the great Dangerians.
The creature was one of the oldest well -known dinosaurs, along with the rest of the Herrarasoria family.
“Herrarasor is the oldest radiation of predators,” said Dr. Martin Izkar of the Museum of Natural Sciences in Argentina.
The bones of fossilized dinosaurs were discovered more than they were in Telangana, India forty years ago.
But now only scientists know what species are these bones.
Herrarasauria fossils were previously found in South America and North America.
But the discovery of the new bomb proved that the creatures wandered much more than the ground than previously thought.
It is believed that dinosaurs in India have lived elsewhere.
Scientists believe this may be because India has a similar climate for South America during the Trias period.
This comes after the discovery of giant giant dinosaurs in Egypt.
The types of predators, named Tameryrttor Markgrafi, were originally discovered in 1914 by Ernst Strome Von Reichnbach who died in 1952.
The 95 million years of skeleton was drilled in the Baharia Oasis in Egypt before storing it in the Bavarian State Group for excavation and geology in Munich, Germany.
But the remains were destroyed with other Egyptian discoveries when Munich was bombed in World War II.
Dramatic, the only remains to discover dinosaurs were Dr. Stromer's notes, the illustrations of the bones and black and white images of skeletons.
But Dr. Stromer's records have now been analyzed in a new study.
“What we saw in historical images surprised us all,” Maximilian Keelerman, the first author of the study, said.
“The Egyptian dinosaur fossils are depicted there that differ greatly from the most modern caroserosos in Morocco.”
