Australovenator wintonensis
Australovenator wintonensis
Description
Australovenator wintonensis is shown from a vetted PBDB fossil occurrence in Winton, Australia. The occurrence is dated to the Middle Cenomanian to Early Turonian interval (100.5-89.8 Ma), with locality evidence recorded as Matilda Site, Elderslie Station, Queensland.
Habitat
Fossil Distribution
Australovenator was a carnivore. It lived in the Cretaceous period and inhabited Australia. Its fossils have been found in places such as Queensland (australia).
Taxonomy
Fun Facts
Australovenator wintonensis is mapped from PBDB occurrence occ:819848 in Winton, Australia; interval Middle Cenomanian to Early Turonian (100.5-89.8 Ma).
PBDB interval: Middle Cenomanian to Early Turonian (100.5-89.8 Ma).
Fossil occurrence locality: Matilda Site, Elderslie Station, Queensland.
Formation/group: Winton.
PBDB ecology: diet carnivore, habit ground dwelling, solitary.