Tetanurae

A giant North African spinosaurid with an elongated, narrow snout, conical teeth, towering neural spines and a deep, fin-like tail. How much time it spent swimming remains actively debated.

A newly named Spinosaurus species from Niger, recognised by a tall, scimitar-shaped crest above the skull roof. It is known only from immature, incomplete individuals.

An Early Cretaceous spinosaurid from southern England with a long, low snout, conical teeth and an enormous thumb claw. Its partial skeleton preserves rare direct evidence of a mixed diet that included fish and an iguanodontian dinosaur.

A large, long-snouted spinosaurid from Early Cretaceous Niger with conical teeth, powerful forelimbs, an enlarged thumb claw and a low sail over its hips.

The first non-avian dinosaur scientifically named: a large Middle Jurassic English predator known from a diagnostic lower jaw and scattered skeletal remains.

A large, robust megalosaurid predator from the Morrison Formation, distinguished by massive three-fingered forelimbs and fragmentary skull material.