Oviraptor philoceratops 11 Egg Nest Styracosaurus huge members of the family

huge members of the family Castoridae (Rodentia)

in the Ischigualasto Basin

frequently ripple-marked

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is the largest living species of large lamniform shark

Oviraptor philoceratops 11 Egg Nest Styracosaurus huge members of the familyOviraptor philoceratops is the dinosaur which is believed to have laid these eggs. Oviraptor philoceratops lived during the Late Cretaceous (88 70 million years ago). They were first found by paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews, in the Gobi Desert, in Mongolia, in 1924, and described by Henry Osborn. Originally Oviraptor eggs were thought to be those of a Protoceratops, which was one of the more abundant species from the area where they were first