Syntarsus looked a lot like coelophysis. It was probably about the same size as a chicken. It lived in the Triassic in Zimbabwe. It ate meat, probably small lizards and insects, like composognathus who lived in the Jurassic.
It was a small dinosaur, only the size of a chicken. It lived in the Triassic, in New York and Arizona. This little dinosaur surprisingly ate crocodiles! Scientists found crocodile fossils in the stomach remains of some Coelophysis.
One of the earliest dinosaurs, herrerasaurus was a carnivore witha hip that resembled both lizard hipped dinosaurs and bird hiped dinosaurs. (Saurischians and ornithschians). Its name means Herrera's lizard.
A strange early dinosaur, it didn't have the same hips as other dinosaurs. This early carnivore would have preyed on insects and other small animals. It lived around the mid-triassic. So far it is the earliest dinosaur we know about.
A little smaller than utahraptor, deinonychus's claw looked like a fishhook. This carnivorous dinosaur hunted in packs and lived in Montana in the Cretacious period.
What was as big as an ice cream truck, had a fifteen inch long claw, and was twenty-one feet long? Utahraptor! This carnivorous dinosaur lived in Utah and hunted in packs.
Baryonyx was a fish eater. It was a very strange predator. It had a long snout like a crocodile, and had an unusually long neck. It had a claw that was one foot long. And it lived in Spain.