#ornithopoda

Orbanoraptora

Ti'Rakar, the largest member of the clade and the largest carnivorous dinosaur by several methods, are the apex predators of the stormy continent, zeus. they range from the northernmost tundra and steppe, just below 90* latitude, to the boiling southern swamps, ~30* latitude.

Gnimar, arguably the most basal of their living relatives, are nonetheless highly derived animals, with wide, solid, crushing bills and short, stubby arms. mostly found in northern forests and sub-montane regions, they roam these areas in flocks up to 30, ramming eachother for dominance, and rushing predators down with rapid acceleration and bone-breaking jaws.

Sketch of the relic hadrosauroid Gonkoken nanoi from Maastrichtian of Chile. It is known from the numerous bones of several individuals. Gonkoken possesses a mixture of primitive and progressive traits and belongs to non-hadrosaurid hadrosauroids. It is assumed that it originated from North American forms that existed before they were replaced by hadrosaurids. The remains of Antarctic and subantarctic "hadrosaurids" may actually belong to Gonkoken-type animals. Apparently, such ornithopods flourished in the far south at the end of the age of dinosaurs. Gonkoken reached 4 meters in length and coexisted with such unusual dinosaurs as the parankylosaur Stegouros elengassen.