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Tenontosaurus

Tenontosaurus tilletti Tenontosaurus tilletti is a widespread Cretaceous ornithopod with fossil evidence all over the western half of North America. This ancestor of Iguanodon stood around five feet at the shoulder, grew to exceed lengths of twenty feet, and is estimated to have weighed somewhere between one and two thousand pounds. It was able to …

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Convolosaurus

Convolosaurus marri Convolosaurus marri is an early type of ornithopod, a group of dinosaurs known as “duck-bills.” The first ornithopods were plant-eaters with small bodies, slender limbs, and birdlike feet that gave them an edge to outrun predators. In 1985, a huge graveyard of these dinosaurs was discovered in Texas near Proctor Lake. From 488 …

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