What is the proposed group of iguanodonts?
Q: What is the proposed group of iguanodonts?
A: The proposed group of iguanodonts is Iguanodontia, which is a group of ornithopod families that some palaeontologists think are closely related.
Q: Which families are included in the proposed group of iguanodonts?
A: The families included in the proposed group of iguanodonts are Iguanodontidae, Camptosauridae, Dryosauridae, Hadrosauridae, and Rhabdodontidae.
Q: Which ornithopod family is not included in the proposed group of iguanodonts?
A: The small, fast-running Hypsilophodon is not included in the proposed group of iguanodonts.
Q: Which reference work is not yet in support of the proposed group of iguanodonts?
A: The important reference work Vertebrate Paleontology is not yet in support of the proposed group of iguanodonts.
Q: How does Vertebrate Paleontology list the ornithopod families?
A: Vertebrate Paleontology lists the ornithopod families separately as Ornithopods.
Q: Is the proposal to group iguanodonts still under discussion?
A: Yes, the proposal to group iguanodonts is still under discussion.
Q: What do some palaeontologists think about the relationship between iguanodonts and ornithopods?
A: Some palaeontologists think that iguanodonts are closely related to Ornithopods, which are a group of bipedal herbivorous dinosaurs.
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