DinosaurJurassic
Cryolophosaurus
The structure of its brain retained more primitive features than those of other theropods.
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Dinosaur
DinosaurJurassic
Camarasaurus
It shared the Morrison Formation with other large sauropods, such as Diplodocus and Brachiosaurus.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Dreadnoughtus
It was described in 2014 from fossils found in Santa Cruz, Argentina.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Saltasaurus
It was the first sauropod discovered with small bony plates embedded in its skin.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Corythosaurus
Hollow spaces inside its crest may have made its calls louder, much like a wind instrument.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Edmontosaurus
Some fossils preserve large areas of skin impressions and possible remains of food from the gut.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Ouranosaurus
The remains that gave rise to its description were found in Niger in 1966.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Maiasaura
Its fossils appeared along with numerous nests at the Egg Mountain site, Montana.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Tenontosaurus
One of its species, Tenontosaurus dossi, is known from a few specimens from Texas.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Psittacosaurus
Its tall, powerful beak looked like a parrot's, which also inspired its name.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Pachyrhinosaurus
The findings cited come from Alberta and Alaska.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Centrosaurus
Its neck frill had large openings and small horns around its edge.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Diabloceratops
Its head carried a large bony neck frill, like those of other ceratopsids.
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DinosaurJurassic
Kentrosaurus
The longest spines were at the end of the tail.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Euoplocephalus
Behind its keratin-covered beak were small, leaf-shaped teeth.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Deinocheirus
Its arms reached about 2.4 meters and ended in three-fingered hands with large claws.
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DinosaurJurassic
Shunosaurus
Its neck was short compared to that of most sauropods.
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DinosaurJurassic
Mamenchisaurus
Its skull was tiny compared to its enormous body and long neck.
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DinosaurJurassic
Huayangosaurus
It retained teeth in the front part of the upper jaw, unlike later stegosaurs.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Gastonia
It had large spikes over its shoulders and a bony shield over its hips.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Minmi
It was a small herbivorous ankylosaur from the early Cretaceous of Australia.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Nodosaurus
Its long tail did not have the club of the better-known ankylosaurs.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Polacanthus
Its skull remains little known, because its fossil remains are scarce.
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DinosaurCretaceous
Saichania
Its keratin-covered beak cut plants in a desert environment.
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