Dinosaurs are prehistoric reptiles that lived on the earth about 230 million years ago. There are about 10 kinds of familiar dinosaurs that we often see on TV, such as Tyrannosaurus Rex, Diplodocus, Pterosaurus, Stegosaurus, Ichthyosaurus, and Mamen Xisaurus and more, come and get to know these dinosaurs!
Although Angelosaurus was discovered as early as 1818, it wasn't until 1885 that scientists realized it was a dinosaur. Angelosaurus has an approximately triangular head and a slender nose. Its teeth are diamond-shaped a···
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About 208 million years ago, a global catastrophe wiped out many species of animals. This marks the end of the Triassic Period and the beginning of the Jurassic Period. What caused this catastrophe? Scientists have propo···
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Lufengosaurus is one of the earliest paleopod dinosaurs discovered in my country. It belongs to the paleopod suborder Plateosauridae. It is light in body, with a small and not too elongated skull, round eye sockets, a st···
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At the beginning of the Jurassic period, many types of dinosaurs lived on every continent on the earth. Because these dinosaurs looked similar in different places, they were called the Ring-Tethys dinosaur fauna. Yunnan ···
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Less than 15 million years after the earliest dinosaurs - those small carnivores - appeared, plant-eating vegetarian dinosaurs began to appear 215 million years ago. Among the fern forests and evergreen trees beside the ···
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There are no less than 6 individuals in the dinosaur fauna of Dashanpu, among which two relatively complete specimens are preserved in the burial hall. The holotype specimen of Airosaurus is an incomplete skeleton with a···
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We say that Dicrosaurus was the overlord of the early Jurassic because they were large carnivorous dinosaurs active on various continents, intimidating other animals in every corner of the world at that time, even includ···
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The carnivorous theropod dinosaurs also survived the catastrophe at the end of the Triassic and further developed in the Jurassic. The Synanthosaurus discovered in Zimbabwe that lived 200 million years ago was a theropod···
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In 1942, a larger theropod dinosaur was discovered in the early Jurassic strata of Arizona, USA. Because it had a pair of thin V-shaped bony crests on the top of its head, scientists named it Dicrosaurus. . Dicrosaurus D···
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About 208 million years ago, a global catastrophe wiped out many species of animals. This marks the end of the Triassic Period and the beginning of the Jurassic Period. What caused this catastrophe? Scientists have propo···
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Before the discovery of Eoraptor and Black Ruisaurus, Coelophysis had always played the role of the earliest theropod dinosaur. In northern New Mexico, scientists have discovered an unusually complete and perfectly prese···
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In the fern forest and evergreen trees beside the river and lake in the late Triassic, an Elascosaurus was strolling and eating leisurely. It did not expect that a potential disaster was already brewing nearby - two carn···
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In the late Triassic period about 230 million years ago, the first dinosaurs evolved from some reptiles. They were one of many new animal groups on land at that time. At the same time, other new forms of life conquered t···
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Triceratops is one of the world's most famous dinosaurs, known for its parrot-like beak, three facial horns and the large frill at the base of its skull. This dinosaur lived during the late Cretaceous period about 68-66 ···
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Shantungosaurus is a duck-billed dinosaur and the largest ornithopod ever discovered. These dinosaurs lived in the late Cretaceous period 78-74 million years ago, in what is now China. Their skulls are over 1.6 meters lo···
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Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most famous large carnivores of all time. It lived during the late Cretaceous period 68-66 million years ago. From nose to tail, Tyrannosaurus rex was 13 meters long. Its skull alone is 1.···
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Giganotosaurus is another of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs. However, its exact size is difficult to calculate because we only have fragmentary remains of this predator. Some estimates suggest it was about the same si···
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In the list of the largest dinosaurs, plant-eating sauropods occupy all the top spots, but large carnivorous dinosaurs lived alongside them during the Mesozoic Era. Illustration of Spinosaurus compared to human size A re···
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Turiasaurus lived in the late Jurassic period about 155-146 million years ago. The skeleton of this giant sauropod was discovered in Spain, making Turiasaurus the largest dinosaur ever found in Europe. Paleontologists fo···
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Due to the large size of the fossil, scientists once thought that the Poseidon dragon bone they discovered was an ancient tree. Poseidonosaurus lived during the Early Cretaceous Period approximately 118-110 million years···
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Some estimates of Dreadnought suggest the dinosaur weighed as much as an airplane. Dreadnoughtsaurus is another large titanosaur from Argentina. It lived at the same time as Puertalosaurus. The extreme mass of this dinos···
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Puertasaurus has very few bones, as shown here, but it is one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered. Puertasaurus had only four vertebrae, but even these fragmentary remains indicate that this dinosaur was one of the ···
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Argentinosaurus is rarely found. This is a model of one of the dinosaur's giant vertebrae (backbones) on display at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles. Weight: 70 tons Length: 35 meters The titanosaur Argentinosau···
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Visitors to Titanosaurus Patago at Britain's Natural History Museum will be able to see the dinosaur's skeleton, the first time it has been put on display in Europe. Weight: 57 tons Length: 37.5 meters Not only was the P···
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