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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
''Podokesaurus'' describes a member of the Coelophysoidea that lived during the early Jurassic. Its name means fleet-footed lizard.
The original name is composed of two parts, ''hashiri'' (Japanese for ''sticks''?) and ''tokage'' (''lizard'').
 
The word ''Podokesaurus'' comes from Ancient Greek and it means '' fleet-footed lizard''. It describes a member of the Coelophysoidea that lived during the early Jurassic.


==Related monsters==
==Related monsters==
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