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''Imperobator'' is one of the largest known paravians, with an estimated height of {{Convert|2|m|ft}}, making it of comparable si ...and dentary, which were long, curved, and bladed like in other carnivorous paravians.<ref name=":1" /><ref name="Lamanna2019" /> ...

...pe and only known specimen of Geminiraptor is '''[[College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum|CEUM]]&nbsp;7319''', a [[maxilla]] recovered from the Lower Yellow C ...humb|150px|Comparison of the maxilla of ''Geminiraptor'' to those of other paravians]] ...

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.../ref> It had long, wing-bearing arms, long legs, and a long tail. Like all paravians, it was covered in feathers, though it also had scales on certain parts of ...study by Dececchi ''et al.'' (2016) which states that the wingspan of the paravians in the study would have been 2.1 times the wing length.<ref name="Dececchi_ ...

...them, members of "'''Anchiorninae'''") either as troodontids or unresolved paravians, depending on whether parsimony or bootstrap analyses are used.<ref>{{Cite [[Category:Prehistoric paravians]] ...

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...o be based on different types of dinosaurs, such as the [[stegosaurus]], [[paravians]], and [[dunkleosteus]].<ref name=":1">{{Cite web |last=Corbett |first=Noel [[Category:Fictional prehistoric animals]] ...

...er and heavier than those of basal paravians. While the feet of most early paravians bore a single, large "sickle claw" on the second toe which was held retract ...nt studies by Denver Fowler and others have shown that the foot anatomy of paravians like ''Balaur'' indicate that they used their large claws to grip and pin p ...

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...91%20Deeming_et_al-2018-Journal_of_Evolutionary_Biology.pdf }}</ref> Other paravians (including ''[[Deinonychus]]'') and pterosaurs are known to be superprecoci [[Category:Prehistoric dinosaur families]] ...

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...cations for the [[Origin of avian flight|origin of flapping]] in [[Paraves|paravians]].<ref name=fowler2011>{{cite journal |last1=Fowler |first1=Denver W. |last ...e size of a [[wild turkey]], being among the largest known flying Mesozoic paravians. ...

...nown from fragmentary remains, ''Argentinosaurus'' is one of the [[Largest prehistoric animals#Non-avian dinosaurs (Dinosauria)|largest known land animals of all ...2020.104408|bibcode=2020CrRes.11004408B |s2cid=214118853}}</ref> [[Paraves|paravians]] such as ''[[Overoraptor]]'',<ref name=Overoraptor>{{cite journal |author1 ...

...19 October 2014|url-status=dead}}</ref>), [[Mongolia]] and western edge of prehistoric Asia suggest a worldwide distribution of this group or in the relatively wa ...eous feathers on its legs, similar to (albeit shorter than) those of other paravians such as ''[[Microraptor]]'' and ''[[Anchiornis]]''.<ref name=legfeather /> ...

...very small. This evidence raises the possibility that the ancestor of all paravians may have been [[arboreal]], have been able to glide, or both.<ref name="AHT ...chthyornis]]'', which lived 93&nbsp;million years ago, was the first known prehistoric bird relative preserved with teeth.]] ...

...implications for the knowledge of the evolution of the skull of [[Paraves|paravians]].<ref>{{Cite journal|author1=Han Hu |author2=Gabriele Sansalone |author3=S ...tion of the digestive system of birds, as indicated by data from [[Paraves|paravians]] from the Jurassic Yanliao Biota and the Cretaceous [[Jehol Biota]] ([[Chi ...