Lista dinozaurów P-Z
Wygląd
Alfabetyczna lista polskich nazw rodzajowych zwierząt uznawanych obecnie za dinozaury (z wyjątkiem ptaków). W przypadku braku polskiej nazwy dinozaur jest tu wymieniony pod nazwą systematyczną.
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- pachycefalozaur (Pachycephalosaurus)
- pachyrinozaur (Pachyrhinosaurus)
- Padillasaurus[1]
- paleopteryks (Palaeopteryx)
- paleoscynk (Palaeoscincus)
- Paludititan[2]
- paluksizaur (Paluxysaurus)
- Pampadromaeus[3]
- Pamparaptor
- Panamericansaurus[4]
- Pandoravenator[5]
- Panguraptor[6]
- panoplozaur (Panoplosaurus)
- Panphagia[7]
- pantydrako (Pantydraco)[8]
- Papiliovenator[9]
- Paralitherizinosaurus[10]
- paralitytan (Paralititan)[11]
- parantodon (Parhantodon)
- pararabdodon (Pararhabdodon)
- Paraxenisaurus[12]
- parazaurolof (Parasaurolophus)[13]
- Pareisactus[14]
- parksozaur (Parksosaurus)
- paronychodon (Paronychodon)
- Parrosaurus[15][16]
- parwikursor (Parvicursor)
- patagonyk (Patagonykus)
- Patagopelta[17]
- Patagotitan[18]
- patagozaur (Patagosaurus)[19]
- pawpawzaur (Pawpawsaurus)
- Pectinodon[20][21]
- Pedopenna[22]
- Pegomastax[23]
- pejszanzaur (Peishansaurus)
- pelekanimim (Pelecanimimus)[24]
- Peloroplites
- pelorozaur (Pelorosaurus)[25]
- pellegrinizaur (Pellegrinisaurus)
- Pendraig[26]
- penelopognat (Penelopognathus)[27]
- Pentaceratops
- Perijasaurus[28]
- Petrobrasaurus
- Philovenator[29]
- Phuwiangosaurus
- Phuwiangvenator[30]
- piatnickizaur (Piatnitzkysaurus)[19]
- Pilmatueia[31]
- pinakozaur (Pinacosaurus)
- pisanozaur (Pisanosaurus) – przynależność do dinozaurów niepewna
- pitekunzaur (Pitekunsaurus)
- piwetozaur (Piveteausaurus)
- planikoksa (Planicoxa)[32]
- Plateosauravus[33]
- plateozaur (Plateosaurus)[34]
- Platyceratops
- Platypelta[35]
- Platytholus[36]
- Plesiohadros[37]
- pleurocel (Pleurocoelus)
- Pneumatoraptor[38]
- podokezaur (Podokesaurus)
- poekilopleuron (Poekilopleuron)
- polakant (Polacanthus)
- Portellsaurus[39]
- Powellvenator[40]
- Pradhania[41]
- prenocefal (Prenocephale)[42]
- Prenoceratops[43]
- prikonodon (Priconodon)
- priodontognat (Priodontognathus)
- Proa[44]
- probaktrozaur (Probactrosaurus)
- Probrachylophosaurus[45]
- proceratozaur (Proceratosaurus)
- Prodeinodon
- prokompsognat (Procompsognathus)
- Propanoplosaurus[46]
- Proplanicoxa[47]
- protarcheopteryks (Protarchaeopteryx)
- Protathlitis[48]
- protoawis (Protoavis)
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- protoceratops (Protoceratops)
- protognatozaur (Protognathosaurus)
- Protohadros[49]
- prozaurolof (Prosaurolophus)
- psitakozaur (Psittacosaurus)
- pterospondyl (Pterospondylus)
- puertazaur (Puertasaurus)[50]
- Pukyongosaurus
- Pulanesaura[51]
- Punatitan[52]
- Pycnonemosaurus[53]
- Pyroraptor[54]
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- Qianjiangsaurus[55]
- Qianlong[56]
- Qianzhousaurus[57]
- Qiaowanlong[58]
- Qijianglong[59]
- Qingxiusaurus
- Qinlingosaurus
- Qiupalong[60]
- Qiupanykus[61]
- Quetecsaurus[62]
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- rabdodon (Rhabdodon)
- radżazaur (Rajasaurus)[63]
- Rahiolisaurus[64]
- rahonawis (Rahonavis)[65][66]
- rajozozaur (Rayososaurus)[67]
- rapator (Rapator)[33]
- rapetozaur (Rapetosaurus)[68]
- Raptorex
- Ratchasimasaurus[69]
- Rativates[70]
- rebbachizaur (Rebbachisaurus)
- Regaliceratops[71]
- regnozaur (Regnosaurus)
- retozaur (Rhoetosaurus)
- Rhinorex[72]
- Rhomaleopakhus[73]
- Riabininohadros[74]
- rikardostezja (Ricardoestesia)
- Rinchenia
- riochazaur (Riojasaurus)
- Riojavenatrix[75]
- Riparovenator[76]
- rokazaur (Rocasaurus)
- Rubeosaurus[77]
- rueleja (Ruehleia)
- Rugocaudia[78]
- Rugops[79]
- Ruixinia[80]
- Rukwatitan[81]
- Ruyangosaurus[82]
- rynkonzaur (Rinconsaurus)[83]
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- Sahaliyania[84].
- sajchania (Saichania)
- Sacisaurus – przynależność do dinozaurów wątpliwa
- saltazaur (Saltasaurus)[85]
- Saltopus – przynależność do dinozaurów wątpliwa
- Saltriovenator[86]
- Sanjuansaurus[87]
- Sanpasaurus[88][89]
- Santanaraptor[90]
- Sanxiasaurus[91]
- Sarahsaurus[92]
- sarkolest (Sarcolestes)
- sarkozaur (Sarcosaurus)
- Sarmientosaurus[93]
- Saturnalia[94]
- Sauroniops[95]
- Savannasaurus[96]
- scelidozaur (Scelidosaurus)
- Schleitheimia[97]
- Sciurumimus[98]
- Scolosaurus[99][100][101]
- scypionyks (Scipionyx)[102]
- secernozaur (Secernosaurus)[103]
- Sefapanosaurus[104]
- segizaur (Segisaurus)
- segnozaur (Segnosaurus)
- Seitaad[105]
- sejsmozaur
- Sektensaurus[106]
- Sellacoxa[47]
- sellozaur (Sellosaurus)
- serendipaceratops (Serendipaceratops)[107]
- Serikornis[108]
- sferotol (Sphaerotholus)
- Shanxia[109]
- Shaochilong[110]
- Shenzhousaurus[111]
- Shidaisaurus[112]
- Shingopana[113]
- Shishugounykus[114]
- Shixinggia
- Shri[115]
- Shuangbaisaurus[116]
- Siamodon[117]
- Siamraptor[118]
- siaozaur (Xiaosaurus)
- Siats[119]
- Sibirotitan[120]
- Sidersaura[121]
- Sierraceratops[122]
- sigilmassazaur (Sigilmassasaurus)
- silezaur (Silesaurus)[123] – przynależność do dinozaurów wątpliwa
- siluozaur (Siluosaurus)
- Silutitan[124]
- similikaudipteryks (Similicaudipteryx)
- Sinankylosaurus[125]
- sinocelur (Sinocoelurus)
- Sinocephale[126]
- Sinoceratops[127]
- sinokaliopteryks (Sinocalliopteryx)[128]
- sinornitoid (Sinornithoides)[129]
- sinornitomim (Sinornithomimus)
- sinornitozaur (Sinornithosaurus)[130]
- Sinotyrannus[131]
- sinowenator (Sinovenator)[132]
- sinozaur (Sinosaurus)
- sinozauropteryks (Sinosauropteryx)
- sinraptor (Sinraptor)[133]
- sinusonaz (Sinusonasus)[134]
- Sirindhorna[135]
- siuanhanozaur (Xuanhanosaurus)
- siuanhuaceratops (Xuanhuaceratops)
- skansoriopteryks (Scansoriopteryx)
- skorpiowenator (Skorpiovenator)[136]
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- skutellozaur (Scutellosaurus)
- Smitanosaurus[137]
- sonidozaur (Sonidosaurus)
- sonorazaur (Sonorasaurus)
- Soriatitan[138]
- Spectrovenator[139]
- Spiclypeus[140]
- Spicomellus[141]
- Spinophorosaurus[142]
- Spinops[143]
- spinostrof (Spinostropheus)[79]
- spinozaur (Spinosaurus)[144]
- spondylosoma (Spondylosoma) – przynależność do dinozaurów wątpliwa
- staurikozaur (Staurikosaurus)
- stegoceras (Stegoceras)
- Stegouros[145].
- stegozaur (Stegosaurus)[146]
- Stellasaurus[147]
- stenopeliks (Stenopelix)
- stoksozaur (Stokesosaurus)[148]
- stormbergia (Stormbergia)[149]
- streptospondyl (Streptospondylus)
- strutiomim (Struthiomimus)
- strutiozaur (Struthiosaurus)
- stygimoloch (Stygimoloch)[150]
- styrakozaur (Styracosaurus)
- suchomim (Suchomimus)[151]
- suchozaur (Suchosaurus)
- superzaur (Supersaurus)[152]
- Suskityrannus[153]
- suwasea (Suuwassea)[154]
- Suzhousaurus[155]
- syczuanozaur (Szechuanosaurus)
- syjamotyran (Siamotyrannus)[156]
- syjamozaur (Siamosaurus)
- sylwizaur (Silvisaurus)
- szamozaur (Shamosaurus)
- szanag (Shanag)[157]
- szanjangozaur (Shanyangosaurus)
- szantungozaur (Shantungosaurus)
- szuangmiaozaur (Shuangmiaosaurus)
- szunozaur (Shunosaurus)
- szuwuja (Shuvuuia)[158]
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- Tachiraptor[159]
- Talos[160]
- talarur (Talarurus)
- Talenkauen[161]
- Tamarro[162]
- Tambatitanis[163]
- Tangvayosaurus
- tanius (Tanius)
- tanikolagrez (Tanycolagreus)[164]
- Taohelong[165]
- Tapuiasaurus[166]
- taraskozaur (Tarascosaurus)[167]
- tarbozaur (Tarbosaurus)
- tarchia (Tarchia)
- tastawinzaur (Tastavinsaurus)[168]
- Tatankacephalus[169]
- Tatankaceratops[170]
- Tataouinea[171]
- tatizaur (Tatisaurus)
- Taurovenator[172]
- Tawa[173]
- tawejrozaur (Taveirosaurus)
- tazoudazaur (Tazoudasaurus)[174]
- technozaur (Technosaurus) – przynależność do dinozaurów wątpliwa
- tehuelczezaur (Techuelchesaurus)[175]
- teiofytalia (Theiophytalia)[176]
- tejuwazu (Teyuwasu) – przynależność do dinozaurów niepewna
- tekodontozaur (Tecodonthosaurus)
- teksaset (Texasetes)
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- telmatozaur (Telmatosaurus)
- tendaguria (Tendaguria)[177]
- Tengrisaurus[178]
- tenontozaur (Tenontosaurus)[179]
- Teratophoneus[180]
- terizinozaur (Therizinosaurus)
- Terminocavus[181]
- tescelozaur (Thescelosaurus)
- tespezjus (Thespesius)
- Tethyshadros[182]
- Texacephale[183]
- Thanatotheristes[184]
- Thanos[185]
- Tharosaurus[186]
- Thyreosaurus[187]
- Tiamat[188]
- Tianyulong[189]
- Tianyuraptor[190]
- Tianzhenosaurus
- tienczizaur (Tianchisaurus)
- tienszanozaur (Tienshanosaurus)
- Tietasaura[191]
- timimus (Timimus)
- Timurlengia[192]
- Titanoceratops[193]
- Titanomachya[194]
- Tlatolophus[195]
- tochizaur (Tochisaurus)
- Tonganosaurus[196]
- Tongtianlong[197]
- tonouchizaur (Tonouchisaurus)
- tornieria (Tornieria)
- torozaur (Torosaurus)
- torwozaur (Torvosaurus)[198]
- Tototlmimus[199]
- trachodon (Trachodon)
- Tralkasaurus[200]
- Transylvanosaurus[201]
- Tratayenia[202]
- Traukutitan[203]
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- triceratops (Triceratops)[204]
- Trierarchuncus[205]
- trimukrodon (Trimucrodon)
- Trinisaura[206]
- Triunfosaurus[207]
- troodon (Troodon)
- trygonozaur (Trigonosaurus)
- Tsagantegia
- Tsaagan[208]
- tsintaozaur (Tsintaosaurus)
- Tuebingosaurus[209]
- tuguluzaur (Tugulusaurus)
- tuodziengozaur (Tuojiangosaurus)
- turanoceratops (Turanoceratops)
- turiazaur (Turiasaurus)[210]
- tylocefal (Tylocephale)[42]
- Tyrannomimus[211]
- tyranotytan (Tyrannotitan)[212]
- tyranozaur (Tyrannosaurus)[213]
- tytanozaur (Titanosaurus)
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- uberabatytan (Uberabatitan)[214]
- Ubirajara[215]
- udanoceratops (Udanoceratops)[216]
- Udelartitan[217]
- Ugrunaaluk[218]
- ultrazaur (Ultrasaurus)
- Ulughbegsaurus[219]
- unajzaur (Unaysaurus)[220]
- unenlagia (Unenlagia)[221]
- Unescoceratops[222]
- unkwillozaur (Unquillosaurus)
- uranozaur (Ouranosaurus)
- urbakodon (Urbacodon)
- Utahceratops[223]
- utahraptor (Utahraptor)[224]
- Uteodon[225]
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- Vagaceratops[223]
- Vahiny[226]
- Vallibonavenatrix[227]
- Vayuraptor[30]
- Vectaerovenator[228]
- Vectidromeus[229]
- Vectipelta[230]
- Vectiraptor[231]
- Velafrons[232]
- Velocipes[33][233]
- Vespersaurus[234]
- Veterupristisaurus[235]
- Viavenator[236]
- Vitakridrinda
- Volgatitan[237]
- Vouivria[238]
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- wakinozaur (Wakinosaurus)
- waldoraptor (Valdoraptor)
- waldozaur (Valdosaurus)
- walgettozuch (Walgettosuchus)[33]
- Wamweracaudia[239]
- wannanozaur (Vannanosaurus)
- wariraptor (Variraptor)[240]
- Weewarrasaurus[241]
- welociraptor (Velociraptor)[242]
- welocizaur (Velocisaurus)[243]
- Wendiceratops[244]
- wenenozaur (Venenosaurus)[245]
- Wiehenvenator[246]
- Willinakaqe[247]
- Wintonotitan[248]
- wuerhozaur (Wuerhosaurus)
- wulagazaur (Wulagasaurus)
- Wulatelong[249]
- wulkanodon (Vulcanodon)[250]
- Wulong[251]
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- Xenoceratops[252]
- Xianshanosaurus
- Xiaotingia[253]
- Xingtianosaurus[254]
- Xingxiulong[255]
- Xinjiangovenator[256]
- Xinjiangtitan[257]
- Xiongguanlong[258]
- Xixianykus[259]
- Xixiasaurus[260]
- Xixiposaurus[261]
- Xiyunykus[262]
- Xunmenglong[263]
- Xuwulong[264]
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- Yamanasaurus[265]
- Yamatosaurus[266]
- Yanbeilong[267]
- Yehuecauhceratops[268]
- Yi[269]
- Yimenosaurus
- Yixianosaurus[270]
- Yizhousaurus[271]
- Yongjinglong[272]
- Ypupiara[273]
- Yuanmousaurus
- Yueosaurus
- Yulong[274]
- Yunganglong[275]
- Yunmenglong[276]
- Yunyangosaurus[277]
- Yurgovuchia[278]
- Yutyrannus[279]
- Yuxisaurus[280]
- Yuzhoulong[281]
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- zalmokses (Zalmoxes)
- Zanabazar[282]
- zapalazaur (Zapalasaurus)[283]
- Zapsalis[284][21]
- Zaraapelta[285]
- zaurofaganaks (Saurophaganax)
- zaurolof (Saurolophus)
- zauropelta (Sauropelta)[179]
- zauroplit (Sauroplites)
- zauroposejdon (Sauroposeidon)[286]
- zaurornitoid (Saurornithoides)[242]
- zaurornitolest (Saurornitholestes)
- Zby[287]
- zefirozaur (Zephyrosaurus)
- Zhanghenglong[288]
- Zhenyuanlong[289]
- Zhongjianosaurus[290]
- Zhongyuansaurus[291]
- Zhuchengceratops[292]
- Zhuchengosaurus
- Zhuchengtitan[293]
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- Zhuchengtyrannus[294]
- Ziapelta[295]
- Zizhongosaurus
- Zuniceratops[296]
- Zuolong[297]
- Zuoyunlong[298]
- zupajzaur (Zupaysaurus)[299]
- Zuul[300]
Zobacz też
[edytuj | edytuj kod]Przypisy
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- ↑ Zoltán Csiki, Vlad Codrea, Cǎtǎlin Jipa-Murzea i Pascal Godefroit. A partial titanosaur (Sauropoda, Dinosauria) skeleton from the Maastrichtian of Nǎlaţ-Vad, Haţeg Basin, Romania. „Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie - Abhandlungen”. 258 (3), s. 297–324, 2010. DOI: 10.1127/0077-7749/2010/0098. (ang.).
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- ↑ Oliver W. M. Rauhut i Diego Pol. A theropod dinosaur from the Late Jurassic Cañadón Calcáreo Formation of central Patagonia, and the evolution of the theropod tarsus. „Ameghiniana”. 54 (5), s. 539–566, 2017. DOI: 10.5710/AMGH.12.10.2017.3105. (ang.).
- ↑ Hai-Lu You, Yoichi Azuma, Tao Wang, Ya-Ming Wang i Zhi-Ming Dong. The first well-preserved coelophysoid theropod dinosaur from Asia. „Zootaxa”. 3873 (3), s. 233–249, 2014. DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3873.3.3. PMID: 25544219. (ang.).
- ↑ Ricardo N. Martinez, Oscar A. Alcober. A basal sauropodomorph (Dinosauria: Saurischia) from the Ischigualasto Formation (Triassic, Carnian) and the early evolution of Sauropodomorpha. „PLOS ONE”. 4 (2), s. e4397, 2009. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0004397. PMID: 19209223. PMCID: PMC2635939. (ang.).
- ↑ Peter M. Galton, Adam M. Yates i Diane Kermack. Pantydraco n. gen. for Thecodontosaurus caducus Yates, 2003, a basal sauropodomorph dinosaur from the Upper Triassic or Lower Jurassic of South Wales, UK. „Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie - Abhandlungen”. 243 (1), s. 119–125, 2007. DOI: 10.1127/0077-7749/2007/0243-0119. (ang.).
- ↑ Rui Pei i inni, A New Troodontid from the Upper Cretaceous Gobi Basin of Inner Mongolia, China, „Cretaceous Research”, 2021, s. 105052, DOI: 10.1016/j.cretres.2021.105052 (ang.).
- ↑ Yoshitsugu Kobayashi i inni, New therizinosaurid dinosaur from the marine Osoushinai Formation (Upper Cretaceous, Japan) provides insight for function and evolution of therizinosaur claws, „Scientific Reports”, 12, 2022, s. 7207, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-022-11063-5 (ang.).
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