Ingenia

"'''Ingenia'''" (meaning "Ingeni one") was a 1.5-2 [[metre]] (5-6.5 feet) long and 25 kg (55lb) [[oviraptorid]] [[dinosaur]] that lived in southern [[Mongolia]] during the late [[Cretaceous]] [[Period (geology)|Period]], 80 [[million years ago]]. It belonged to the suborder [[Theropoda]], and may have competed with its close relative, ''[[Oviraptor]]'', for food and territory. Its [[diet (nutrition)|diet]] is uncertain, though it was probably an [[omnivore]], eating insects, eggs, shelled animals, small animals, roots and seeds, dead carcasses, and vegetation. It laid a total of 24 eggs a clutch and may have taken care of its eggs as ''Oviraptor'' and ''Citipati'' did. Its name, given to it in [[1981]], comes from its discovery site, the Ingeni-Khobur Depression in [[Mongolia]]. However, it was recently discovered that the name ''Ingenia'' is preoccupied by a genus of [[nematode]] (Gerlach, 1957), making the dinosaur's name invalid. A replacement name has yet to be assigned.

"'''Ingenia'''" (meaning "Ingeni one") was a 1.5-2 [[metre]] (5-6.5 feet) long and 25 kg (55lb) [[oviraptorid]] [[dinosaur]] that lived in southern [[Mongolia]] during the late [[Cretaceous]] [[Period (geology)|Period]], 80 [[million years ago]]. It belonged to the suborder [[Theropoda]], and may have competed with its close relative, ''[[Oviraptor]]'', for food and territory. Its [[diet (nutrition)|diet]] is uncertain, though it was probably an [[omnivore]], eating insects, eggs, shelled animals, small animals, roots and seeds, dead carcasses, and vegetation. It laid a total of 24 eggs a clutch and may have taken care of its eggs as ''Oviraptor'' and ''Citipati'' did. Its name, given to it in [[1981]], comes from its discovery site, the Ingeni-Khobur Depression in [[Mongolia]]. However, it was recently discovered that the name ''Ingenia'' is preoccupied by a genus of [[nematode]] (Gerlach, 1957), making the dinosaur's name invalid. A replacement name has yet to be assigned.