(D. A. Russell & Dong, 1994)Young's Chinese-Bird-Form Sinornithoides youngi
A small troodont at a little over a meter in length, Sinornithoides youngi is the ubiquitous generalist-predator of the plains of Ehinjaro, in middle Cretaceous Asia (Headden). A long-limbed, rangy creature, with a narrow, pointed snout and large, forward-facing eyes, S. youngi can hunt the smallest and swiftest of the lizards, birds, and mammals that thrive in this rich environment.
Other sites containing pertinent information:
- Troody the robotic Troodon (actually a Sinornithoides )
- DinoData's Sinornithoides
- The Dinosaur Cornucopia's Sinornithoides
- Dino-Pantheon's Sinornithosaus (in Japanese)
- Paul Willis's Sinornithosaurus skeleton photo (middle of page)
- John Conway's Sinornithosaurus