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They could not run at high speeds to catch their prey

It was a member of a group known as therapsids

Some reconstructions depict it as a large predator that fed on prey such as primitive ungulates or even carrion

Sus garras masivas eran herramientas eficientes para arrancar ramas y hojas de los árboles y alcanzar la vegetación más alta

In the ancient

Rugops primus Variant:Hand painted They could not run atRugops primus was a theropod dinosaur that lived in what is now North Africa during the late Cretaceous Period, approximately 95 million years ago. Its name means "wrinkled face" and refers to the characteristic depressions and wrinkles on its fossil skull. This dinosaur belongs to the abelisaurid group, a family of bipedal carnivores characteristic of the Southern Hemisphere, known for their ornate skulls and reduced forelimbs. Rugops measured around