Ozraptor (meaning "Australian thief") is a genus of possibly abelisauroid theropod dinosaur from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) Colalura Sandstone [1] of Australia, known from fragmentary remains.

澳洲盜龍屬 （屬名： Ozraptor）是 獸腳亞目 阿貝力龍超科 恐龍 的一屬，生存於 侏儸紀 中期的 澳洲 [1]。 澳洲盜龍、 瑞拖斯龍 是目前已知生存年代最早的澳洲恐龍，也可能是目前已知最古老的阿貝力龍超科恐龍。 在1967年，四位12歲的 伯斯 學生在 傑洛頓－格林諾夫市 近郊發現一個骨頭化石，他們將化石帶給 西澳大學 的Rex Prider教授鑑定。 Rex Prider教授將化石做了鑄模，將鑄模寄到 倫敦 自然史博物館。 當倫敦自然史博物館首次研究澳洲盜龍的化石時，這些骨頭被認為屬 …

Ozraptor is the oldest dinosaur in Australia known from a fossil bone, but all that is preserved is the lower portion of a left shinbone. It has proven quite difficult to determine the place of Ozraptor on the theropod family tree, let alone how big it was or what it looked like.

2025年2月1日 · Ozraptor is an intriguing genus of theropod dinosaur known from the Middle Jurassic period, specifically around 175 million years ago. This small dinosaur, measuring about two meters long, offers a unique glimpse into the ancient wildlife of Australia.

2017年3月6日 · Raptors were a distinctive family of theropods that lived during the middle to late Cretaceous period, and were characterized, among other things, by their presumed coats of feathers and single, oversized, curving claws on each of their hind feet--thus ruling out the middle Jurassic Ozraptor, whatever type of dinosaur it turns out to be!

澳洲盗龙 拉丁文学名 ozraptor，属 蜥臀目 、 兽脚亚目 、 新兽脚类 、 坚尾龙类 、 鸟兽脚类 、 虚骨龙类 下的肉食性恐龙。主要生存与侏罗纪中期的澳大利亚。

Ozraptor was a theropod genus that lived millions of years ago during Middle Jurassic Australia. It co-existed alongside Rhoetosaurus and other types of dinosaurs during this time in Australia. This creature seemed to eat meat.

2013年1月28日 · It’s hard to imagine how a dinosaur can be named from just a single portion of a leg bone,‭ ‬but this is what happened with Ozraptor.‭ ‬Although incomplete,‭ ‬in‭ ‬2005‭ ‬the palaeontologist Oliver Rauhut noted that this tibia does have a vertical median ridge on the astragalar groove.‭ ‬Previously Ozraptor was ...

2025年2月9日 · Based on limited fossil evidence, Ozraptor seems likely to be an abelisauroid, though this is unknown with much certainty. This small theropod is estimated to have grown to around 2 m in length, and is thought to have been a fast hunter. Ozraptor is among the oldest known Australian dinosaurs, and possibly the oldest known abelisauroid.

Long, J.A. and Molnar, R.E. (1998). "A new Jurassic theropod dinosaur from Western Australia". Records of the Western Australian Museum 19 (1): 221–229