Tameryraptor is an extinct genus of large carcharodontosaurid dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous in what is now Egypt. It is known from a partial skeleton collected in rock layers from the
Portrait of paleontologist Ernst Stromer, the original describer of the Tameryraptor remains
Stromer's (now outdated) reconstruction of the skull of Carcharodontosaurus saharicus using the Tameryraptor holotype
Stromer's reconstruction of the pelvis and left hindlimb of the Tameryraptor holotype
The partial caudal vertebra from the holotype
Bahariasaurus is an enigmatic genus of large theropod dinosaur. The genus contains a single species, Bahariasaurus ingens, which was found in North African rock layers dating to the Cenomanian age of
Speculative life restoration of Bahariasaurus as a megaraptoran
Comparison of a caudal vertebra of Bahariasaurus (top right) to those of Tameryraptor (top left) and Tyrannosaurus (bottom)
Reconstructed skeleton of Deltadromeus, a possible synonym of Bahariasaurus