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The 10 pages that link to Theropod locomotion, each with the reason it gives.

• TyrannosaurusRelated: Its massive body and two-legged stance constrain estimates of how Tyrannosaurus moved.

• AllosaurusRelated: Allosaurus’s legs and tail supported bipedal movement.

• ConfuciusornisRelated: Comparisons with other theropods help interpret its hindlimbs and movement on the ground.

• CoelophysisRelated: Coelophysis's slender limbs and tail are interpreted as adaptations for agile movement.

• CeratosauriaRelated: Limb proportions and trackways help reconstruct ceratosaur movement and body mechanics.

• AbelisauridaeRelated: Abelisaurid hind-limb proportions inform reconstructions of their movement.

• CeratosaurusRelated: Its limb proportions and trackway context inform reconstructions of its movement.

• SpinosauridaeRelated: Limb proportions and body balance constrain reconstructions of spinosaurid movement.

• CarnotaurusRelated: Its long legs and tail inform estimates of how quickly this predator could run.

• DilophosaurusRelated: Its limb proportions contribute evidence about how Dilophosaurus moved.