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Dalianraptor (meaning "thief of Dalian") is a genus of prehistoric bird that lived in China about 125 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous. It is very similar to the other early avialian Shenzhouraptor (or Jeholornis), though it has a longer digit I (thumb-equivalent) and shorter forelimbs which suggests it may have been flightless. It may even have been a primitive maniraptoran dinosaur. Reaching about in length, it was found in Jiufotang Formation rocks in Liaoning Province.

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rdfs:label	Dalianraptor
rdfs:comment	Dalianraptor (meaning "thief of Dalian") is a genus of prehistoric bird that lived in China about 125 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous. It is very similar to the other early avialian Shenzhouraptor (or Jeholornis), though it has a longer digit I (thumb-equivalent) and shorter forelimbs which suggests it may have been flightless. It may even have been a primitive maniraptoran dinosaur. Reaching about in length, it was found in Jiufotang Formation rocks in Liaoning Province.
sameAs	dbr:Dalianraptor
dcterms:subject	Cretaceous birds Basal Aves
Row 1 info	Aves
Row 2 info	(Gao and Liu, 2005) Dalianraptor
Row 1 title	Class
Row 2 title	Genus
Row 3 info	(Gao and Liu, 2005) * D. cuhe
Row 3 title	Species
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Name	Dalianraptor
Caption	Dalianraptor cuhe, a theropod from the Jiufotang Formation of the Lower Cretaceous of China.
fossil range	Early Cretaceous
abstract	Dalianraptor (meaning "thief of Dalian") is a genus of prehistoric bird that lived in China about 125 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous. It is very similar to the other early avialian Shenzhouraptor (or Jeholornis), though it has a longer digit I (thumb-equivalent) and shorter forelimbs which suggests it may have been flightless. It may even have been a primitive maniraptoran dinosaur. Reaching about in length, it was found in Jiufotang Formation rocks in Liaoning Province.

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