A dinosaur tooth of a Timurlengia euotica from the Bissekty Formation in Dzharakuduk or Uchkuduk, Kyzylkum Desert, Uzbekistan. This basal pantyrannosaur was once often referred to as a species of Alectrosaurus. #FossilFriday#dinosaur#fossil#paleontology#timurlengia#tyrannosaurid#theropod
🧪Species: Timurlengia euotica This genus is similar to other Cretaceous aged tyrannosaurs from Asia such as Alectrosaurus and Xiongguanlong, and was previously assigned to the former. These medium sized basal pantyrannosaurs represent an important stage in tyrannosaurid evolution.
