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| + | [[File:Rajasaurus_(1).png|thumb|260px]]'''Rajasaurus''' was a carnivore with tiny arms, its name means "regal lizard". It could grow to have a length of 9 meters (30 feet) and was a carnivore that resembled the ''[[Carnotaurus]]'', featuring one horn and a powerful build. It was located in India. ''Rajasaurus'' closely resembles ''[http://dinosaurs.wikia.com/wiki/Majungasaurus Majungasaurus]'', a contemporary abelisaur from Madagascar, an island that had separated from the Indian landmass about 20 million years earlier. |
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| − | [[File:Rajasaurus.png|thumb]]Rajasaurus (meaning "Prince", or "Princely lizard) was an abelisaur that lived in India during the late Cretaceous. It was closely related to Majungasaurus, which was also an abelisaur. It had an unusual head crest and is described as a carnotaurine abelisaur (which also includes Carnotaurus) because of the configuration on its nasal bones and the growth on its frontal bone. It is distinguished from other abelisaurs by its single nose horn. |
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| − | ==Fact file== |
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| + | ==Description== |
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| − | *Length = 7.6 - 9 metres (24.9 - 29.5 feet) |
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| + | [[File:Rajasaurus.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Rajasaurus with an Isisaurus carcass on its feet]] |
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| − | *Height = 2.4 metres (7.9 feet) |
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| + | ''Rajasaurus ''was a large abelisaur discovered in the Lameta Formation of southern India, along of fellow abelisaurids ''[[Indosuchus]]'', ''[[Rahiolisaurus]]'', and a large titanosaurid ''[[Isisaurus]]''. ''R. narmadensis'' was known from a partial skeleton including a well-preserved skull (with a complete braincase and 70% of the rest of the bones recovered) hip bones and parts of the hind legs, backbone and tail. |
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| − | *Weight = 3 - 4 tons |
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| + | ==In The Media== |
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| − | *Diet = Carnivore |
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| + | [[File:Raja.png|thumb|left|Jurassic Park: Builder Rajasarus]] |
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| − | ==Prey== |
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| + | *Season 2 of the series, [[Dinosaur King]] |
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| − | Like other large carnivores, Rajasaurus would eat any type of herbivore or small carnivore it would come across, it would also scavenge from animals that were already dead. |
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| + | *In the mobile game [[Jurassic Park Builder]], as you can get in its DNA sample but is rare and can only be acquired by playing Tournament Mode. |
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| − | ==Popular Culture== |
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| + | *[[Jurassic World: The Game]]. |
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| − | Rajasaurus appeared in an episode of Dinosaur King.Rajasaurus appeared in the video game Fossil Fighters Champions. |
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| + | *Jurassic World: Alive |
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[[Category:Carnivores]] |
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[[Category:Cretaceous]] |
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[[Category:Dinosaurs of Asia]] |
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Rajasaurus was a carnivore with tiny arms, its name means "regal lizard". It could grow to have a length of 9 meters (30 feet) and was a carnivore that resembled the Carnotaurus, featuring one horn and a powerful build. It was located in India. Rajasaurus closely resembles Majungasaurus, a contemporary abelisaur from Madagascar, an island that had separated from the Indian landmass about 20 million years earlier.
Description
Rajasaurus with an Isisaurus carcass on its feet
Rajasaurus was a large abelisaur discovered in the Lameta Formation of southern India, along of fellow abelisaurids Indosuchus, Rahiolisaurus, and a large titanosaurid Isisaurus. R. narmadensis was known from a partial skeleton including a well-preserved skull (with a complete braincase and 70% of the rest of the bones recovered) hip bones and parts of the hind legs, backbone and tail.
In The Media
Jurassic Park: Builder Rajasarus
- Season 2 of the series, Dinosaur King
- In the mobile game Jurassic Park Builder, as you can get in its DNA sample but is rare and can only be acquired by playing Tournament Mode.
- Jurassic World: The Game.
- Jurassic World: Alive