equivalent bone of Australovenator, supporting the distinction between the two. They also noted that the two genera come from formations separated chronologically by at least 10 million years, making them unlikely to be synonymous. Rapator has been synonymised with Walgettosuchus, a theropod found in the same formation. As the latter is only known from a caudal vertebra, the identity cannot be proven. References External links Rapator in The Theropod Database Rapator Early Cretaceous dinosaurs of Australia Megaraptorans Fossil taxa described in 1932 Taxa named by Friedrich von Huene Paleontology in New South Wales