Abelisaur
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| Abelisaurs Fossil range: Jurassic - Cretaceous |
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 Skull of Abelisaurus.
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Abelisaurs were a group of Ceratosaurian dinosaurs which lived all over the southern hemisphere (with the exception of Tarascosaurus in Southern Europe) during the Cretaceous period. Some well-known species include Abelisaurus, Carnotaurus, and Majungasaurus.
[edit] Classification
- Superfamily Abelisauroidea
- Berberosaurus
- Genusaurus
- Ozraptor
- Spinostropheus
- Tarascosaurus
- Family Noasauridae
- Family Abelisauridae
- Ilokelesia
- Rugops
- Kryptops
- Ekrixinatosaurus
- Compsosuchus
- Xenotarsosaurus
- Abelisaurus
- Indosaurus
- Indosuchus
- Subfamily Carnotaurinae
- Rajasaurus
- Majungasaurus
- Tribe Carnotaurini
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