Noun
albertosaurus (plural albertosauruses)
A large carnivorous tyrannosaur dinosaur, of genus Albertosaurus, discovered in Alberta, Canada.
A hypothesis of Albertosaurus life history postulates that hatchlings died in large numbers, but have not been preserved in the fossil record due to their small size and fragile construction. Source: Internet
Almost three-quarters of all Albertosaurus remains have been discovered alongside the river, in outcrops like the ones on either side of this picture. Source: Internet
Between 1926 and 1972, no Albertosaurus fossils were found at all; but, since the seventies, there has been a steady increase in the known material. Source: Internet
As a tyrannosaurid, Albertosaurus was a bipedal predator with tiny, two-fingered hands and a massive head that had dozens of large, sharp teeth. Source: Internet
Also in 1988, Paul renamed Alectrosaurus olseni (Gilmore 1933) into Albertosaurus olseni; this has found no general acceptance. Source: Internet
In 2010, the health of the Dry Island Albertosaurus assembly was reported upon. Source: Internet