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Tyrannosaurus Rex
Theropods

Tyrannosaurus Rex

Length: 12-13m
Weight: 7,000kg
Theropods

Tyrannosaurus Rex

The iconic apex predator of the Late Cretaceous period, T-Rex was one of the largest land carnivores of all time, with powerful jaws and bone-crushing bite force.

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Albertosaurus
Theropods

Albertosaurus

Length: 9m
Weight: 2,500kg
Theropods

Albertosaurus

A smaller relative of T-Rex, Albertosaurus was a swift predator that hunted in the forests of Late Cretaceous North America.

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Velociraptor
Theropods

Velociraptor

Length: 2m
Weight: 15kg
Theropods

Velociraptor

A swift and intelligent pack hunter, known for its sickle-shaped claws and feathered body.

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Deinonychus
Theropods

Deinonychus

Length: 3.4m
Weight: 73kg
Theropods

Deinonychus

A larger relative of Velociraptor, this agile predator hunted in packs and was one of the most intelligent dinosaurs.

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Allosaurus
Theropods

Allosaurus

Length: 8.5m
Weight: 2,000kg
Theropods

Allosaurus

The dominant predator of the Late Jurassic period, known for its powerful jaws and serrated teeth.

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Brachiosaurus
Sauropods

Brachiosaurus

Length: 30m
Weight: 70,000kg
Sauropods

Brachiosaurus

One of the tallest dinosaurs, this gentle giant used its long neck to reach high tree branches.

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Diplodocus
Sauropods

Diplodocus

Length: 27m
Weight: 25,000kg
Sauropods

Diplodocus

Known for its incredibly long neck and whip-like tail, Diplodocus was one of the longest dinosaurs.

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Plateosaurus
Sauropods

Plateosaurus

Length: 8m
Weight: 4,000kg
Sauropods

Plateosaurus

One of the earliest large plant-eating dinosaurs, helping to pave the way for the giant sauropods.

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Triceratops
Ornithischians

Triceratops

Length: 9m
Weight: 12,000kg
Ornithischians

Triceratops

Famous for its three horns and large frill, Triceratops was one of the last non-avian dinosaurs to exist.

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Stegosaurus
Ornithischians

Stegosaurus

Length: 9m
Weight: 5,000kg
Ornithischians

Stegosaurus

Known for its row of distinctive back plates and spiked tail used for defense.

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Parasaurolophus
Ornithischians

Parasaurolophus

Length: 10m
Weight: 3,500kg
Ornithischians

Parasaurolophus

Distinguished by its long, hollow cranial crest, which may have been used for communication.

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Pteranodon
Pterosaurs

Pteranodon

Length: 2m
Weight: 20kg
Pterosaurs

Pteranodon

A large flying reptile with a distinctive head crest and wingspan of up to 7 meters.

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Rhamphorhynchus
Pterosaurs

Rhamphorhynchus

Length: 1.2m
Weight: 2kg
Pterosaurs

Rhamphorhynchus

A long-tailed pterosaur with sharp teeth and a diamond-shaped tail vane.

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Kentrosaurus
Stegosaurian

Kentrosaurus

Length: 4.5m
Weight: 1,100kg
Stegosaurian

Kentrosaurus

A smaller relative of Stegosaurus with distinctive spikes along its back and tail.

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Huayangosaurus
Stegosaurian

Huayangosaurus

Length: 4.5m
Weight: 1,000kg
Stegosaurian

Huayangosaurus

One of the earliest stegosaurs, featuring the characteristic plates and spikes.

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Edmontosaurus
Hadrosauridae

Edmontosaurus

Length: 13m
Weight: 4,000kg
Hadrosauridae

Edmontosaurus

A large duck-billed dinosaur known for its complex tooth batteries.

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Maiasaura
Hadrosauridae

Maiasaura

Length: 9m
Weight: 3,000kg
Hadrosauridae

Maiasaura

Known for nesting behavior and parental care of its young.

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Iguanodon
Ornithopoda

Iguanodon

Length: 10m
Weight: 4,500kg
Ornithopoda

Iguanodon

One of the first dinosaurs discovered, known for its distinctive thumb spikes.

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Hypsilophodon
Ornithopoda

Hypsilophodon

Length: 2.3m
Weight: 20kg
Ornithopoda

Hypsilophodon

A small, agile bipedal herbivore known for its speed and maneuverability.

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Massospondylus
Sauropodomorpha

Massospondylus

Length: 4m
Weight: 1,000kg
Sauropodomorpha

Massospondylus

An early dinosaur showing the transition to a quadrupedal stance.

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Anchisaurus
Sauropodomorpha

Anchisaurus

Length: 2.5m
Weight: 27kg
Sauropodomorpha

Anchisaurus

One of the earliest known sauropodomorphs from North America.

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Pachycephalosaurus
Pachycephalosauria

Pachycephalosaurus

Length: 4.5m
Weight: 450kg
Pachycephalosauria

Pachycephalosaurus

Known for its extremely thick skull roof used in head-butting contests.

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Stegoceras
Pachycephalosauria

Stegoceras

Length: 2.5m
Weight: 40kg
Pachycephalosauria

Stegoceras

A smaller dome-headed dinosaur with a thick skull used for combat.

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Disclaimer

Our Dinopedia catalogue is still being updated. Some information may be inaccurate and images may not represent the actual species.

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