Dinosaurs

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    Turiasaurus

    Turiasaurus

    21 meters

    herbivores

    Spain

    Upper Jurassic

    Turiasaurus was one of the largest dinosaurs in Europe, a giant long-necked herbivore (sauropod) from the Upper Jurassic. It reached a length of up to 30 meters and was a massive representative of the Turiasauria.

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    Zalmoxes | Dinosaurier aus der Kreidezeit in Rumänien

    Zalmoxes

    2.65 meters

    herbivores

    Romania

    Upper Cretaceous

    Zalmoxes was a small to medium-sized, bipedal herbivore from the Late Cretaceous of Europe. It belonged to the Rhabdodontidae and is known for its compact stature, which was probably an adaptation to its insular environment.

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    Cetiosaurus: Die „Wal-Echse“

    Cetiosaurus

    16 meters

    herbivores

    United Kingdom

    Middle Jurassic

    Cetiosaurus was a giant herbivorous sauropod that lived in Europe during the Middle Jurassic. It was one of the first large dinosaurs to be scientifically described.

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    Aragosaurus ischiaticus

    Aragosaurus

    18 meters

    herbivores

    Spain

    Lower Cretaceous

    Aragosaurus was a long-necked, herbivorous sauropod that lived in the Iberian Peninsula during the Early Cretaceous. It is one of the few sauropods discovered in Spain.

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    Crichtonsaurus , schwer gepanzerter Dinosaurier aus China

    Crichtonsaurus

    4.3 meters

    herbivores

    China

    Upper Cretaceous

    Crichtonsaurus was an armored dinosaur from the group of ankylosaurs that lived in Asia in the Late Cretaceous Period. Its name honors the author Michael Crichton.

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    Mononykus olecranus

    Mononycus

    1.25 meters

    Carnivores

    Mongolia

    Upper Cretaceous

    Mononykus was a small, bird-like dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period in Asia. He had a single, strong finger on each hand, probably used for digging.

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