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Oviraptor

Catalog / Black Hills Institute Catalog / Dinosaurs & Birds / Theropods / Oviraptor

The name oviraptor means “egg thief lizard.” This group of dinosaurs earned their reputation as egg thieves, as a result of their strong maternal instincts. Several skeletons have been found covering nests. Originally it was believed these dinosaurs were stealing eggs, but now it appears they were actually protecting their clutch. Although oviraptorosaurs lacked teeth, they probably ate small reptiles and mammals and insects. These birdlike, feathered, beaked, theropod dinosaurs are found in Asia and North America.

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Theropod Dinosaur Egg Clutch Display Replica is painted version.Solid Color Replica is single color.

Research quality cast replica of a theropod (possibly oviraptorid) egg nest from China.

Macroelongatoolithus Egg Pair Display Replica is painted. Solid Color Replica is single color.

Some of the largest theropod dinosaur eggs found to date.

Macroelongatoolithus sp. Egg Nest – Display Replica BHI #126654

Research quality cast replica of composite nest from China.

Oviraptorid Manus Claw – Solid Color Replica BHI #126374

Hand claw from a strange toothless theropod.

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