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Oogenus of dinosaur egg
and a pair of shelled Macroolithus-like eggs preserved within an oviraptorid's pelvis) confirm that the parent of Macroolithus was an oviraptorid. It
Macroolithus
Studies of coloration in dinosaurs
exceptionally well-preserved oviraptorid eggs, classified in the oospecies Macroolithus yaotunensis and thought to be laid by Heyuannia based on embryonic remains
Dinosaur_coloration
Oofamily of dinosaur eggs
Elongatoolithus. He classified Elongatoolithus and another new oogenus Macroolithus into a new oofamily, Elongatoolithidae. The oogenus Spongioolithus, first
Elongatoolithidae
Fossilized remains of eggs laid by ancient animals
Ellipsoolithus Elongatoolithus Heishanoolithus Macroelongatoolithus Macroolithus Nanhsiungoolithus Paraelongatoolithus Porituberoolithus Rodolphoolithus
Egg_fossil
Geological formation in Henan, China
Xu, Li (2025). "The first discovery of non-avian dinosaur egg clutch (Macroolithus yaotunensis, Elongatoolithidae) from the Upper Cretaceous Qiupa Formation
Qiupa_Formation
Genus of Dinosaur (fossil)
paleontologist Zhao Zikui named the new oogenera Elongatoolithus and Macroolithus, including them in a new oofamily: the Elongatoolithidae. As the name
Protoceratops
Extinct family of dinosaurs
pigments in some fossilized oviraptorid embryos of the egg-shell genus Macroolithus (which may represent eggs of Heyuannia). Examinations of eggs attributed
Oviraptoridae
Geological formation in China
Provinces Maastrichtian Three eggs with embryonic remains. Oviraptorid eggs Macroolithus Indeterminate Jiangxi Province, China Maastrichtian Five egg clutches
Nanxiong_Formation
Vessel for dinosaur embryo development
Ellipsoolithus Elongatoolithus Faveoolithus Heishanoolithus Laevisoolithus Macroolithus Macroelongatoolithus Megaloolithus Nanshiungoolithus Oblongoolithus Ovaloolithus
Dinosaur_egg
Oogenus of dinosaur egg
Elongatoolithidae, known from China and Utah. It is very similar to Macroolithus, but has different ornamentation. Like other elongatoolithids, it was
Undulatoolithus
Oogenus of dinosaur egg
Macroelongatoolithus carlylei Macroelongatoolithus xixiaensis Egg of Beibeilong Egg of small oviraptorids Elongatoolithus elongatus Macroolithus rugustus
Gannanoolithus
Extinct genus of dinosaurs
in eggshells belonging to Heyuannia (parataxonomically classified as Macroolithus) indicate that they were blue-green in color. This coloration allowed
Heyuannia
Geological formation in Mongolia
specimens with partial to complete skeletons and skulls." An oviraptorid. Macroolithus M. mutabilis "Eggs." Eggs probably laid by an oviraptorid Oviraptor O
Paleobiota of the Djadochta Formation
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Xu, L. (2025). "The first discovery of non-avian dinosaur egg clutch (Macroolithus yaotunensis, Elongatoolithidae) from the Upper Cretaceous Qiupa Formation
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Geologic formation in Jiangxi, China
Notes Image Elongatoolithus E. elongates Likely laid by oviraptorosaurs Macroolithus M. rugustus Laid by oviraptorosaurs Spheroolithus S. sp. Gannanoolithus
Lianhe_Formation
Fossil dinosaur eggs
This ornamentation is less pronounced than that of the closely related Macroolithus. In general, the shell of elongatoolithids is made up of two structural
Elongatoolithus
Fossil dinosaur eggs
Nanhsiungoolithus is an oogenus in the oofamily Elongatoolithidae. Along with Macroolithus and Elongatoolithus, it was the first oogenus ever given a formal parataxonomic
Nanhsiungoolithus
Oogenus of fossil egg
and Gloria Cuenca-Bescós, though it was described as an oospecies of Macroolithus. In 2008, a paper suggested that "M." turolensis be used as an index
Guegoolithus
eggshell pigments in the eggs of Late Cretaceous oviraptorid ootaxon Macroolithus yaotunensis, which belonged to Heyuannia huangi. An osteological description
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