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(and other contemporaneous taxa)

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Dinosaur and other related genera; images (ca.400) with facts and links to museums and other educational resources worldwide

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1. Abelisaurus

2. Abelisaurus

1. Achelousaurus

2. Achelousaurus

3. Achelousaurus

1. Acrocanthosaurus

2. Acrocanthosaurus

1. Aegyptosaurus

1. Afrovenator

1. Alamosaurus

1. Alaxasaurus

1. Albertosaurus

2. Albertosaurus

3. Albertosaurus

1. Alectrosaurus

2. Alectrosaurus

1. Alioramus

1. Allosaurus

2. Allosaurus

3. Allosaurus

4. Allosaurus

1. Alvarezsaurus

1. Ammosaurus

1. Ankylosaurus

2. Ankylosaurus

3. Ankylosaurus

1. Amarugasaurus

1. Anatotitan

2. Anatotitan

1. Anchiceratops

2. Anchiceratops

3. Anchiceratops

1. Anchisaurus

1. Anurognathus

1 Apatosaurus

2. Apatosaurus

3. Apatosaurus

1.Archaeopteryx #

2.Archaeopteryx

3.Archaeopteryx

4. Archaeopteryx

For a detailed discussion

and field locations

1. Archosaurus

1. Argentinosaurus

1. Arrhinoceratops

1. Arstanosaurus

1. Avaceratops

1. Avimimus

2. Avimimus

3. Avimimus

1. Bagaceratops

2. Bagaceratops

1. Bambiraptor

1. Barosaurus

1. Baryonyx

1. Brachiosaurus

2. Brachiosaurus

3. Brachiosaurus

4. Brachiosaurus

1. Brachyceratops

2. Brachyceratops

1. Brontosaurus

1. Breviceratops

1. Camarasaurus

2. Camarasaurus

3. Camarasaurus

4. Camarasaurus

1. Camptosaurus

2. Camptosaurus

3. Camptosaurus

1. Carcharodontosaurus

2. Carcharodontosaurus

1. Carnotaurus

2. Carnotaurus

1. Caudipteryx #

1. Centrosaurus

2. Centrosaurus

3. Centrosaurus

4. Centrosaurus

1. Ceratosaurus

2. Ceratosaurus

3. Ceratosaurus

1. Cetiosauriscus

1. Cetiosaurus

1. Chasmosaurus

2. Chasmosaurus

3. Chasmosaurus

4. Chasmosaurus

1. Coelophysis

2. Coelophysis

3. Coelophysis

1. Coelurus

2. Coelurus

1. Compsognathus

1. Conchoraptor

1. Confuciusornis #

1. Corythosaurus

2. Corythosaurus

1. Ctenochasma #

1. Cryolophosaurus

1. Cryptoclidus *

1. Cynodont

1. Dacentrurus

1. Daspletosaurus

2. Daspletosaurus

3. Daspletosaurus

1. Datousaurus

1. Deinocheirus

2. Deinocheirus

1. Deinonychus

2. Deinonychus

3. Deinonychus

1. Deltadromeus

1. Diceratops

1. Dicraeosaurus

1. Dicynodon

1. Didelphodon +

1. Dilophosaurus

2. Dilophosaurus

3. Dilophosaurus

1. Dimetrodon

1. Dimorphodon

1. Diplodocus

2. Diplodocus

3. Diplodocus

4. Diplodocus

5. Diplodocus

1. Dromaeosaurus

2. Dromaeosaurus

3. Dromaeosaurus

1. Dromiceiomimus

1. Dryosaurus

1. Dryptosaurus

1. Dsungaripterus #

1. Echizensaurus

1. Edaphosaurus

1. Edmontonia

1. Edmontosaurus

2. Edmontosaurus

3. Edmontosaurus

1. Einiosaurus

2. Einiosaurus

1. Ennatosaurus

1. Euoplocephalus

2. Euoplocephalus

3. Euoplocephalus

1. Eustreptospondylus

2. Eustreptospondylus

1. Eoraptor

2. Eoraptor

3. Eoraptor

1. Fukuisaurus

1. Futabasau

1. Gallimimus

2. Gallimimus

3. Gallimimus

1. Gargoyleosaurus

1. Garjainia

1. Garudimimus

1. Gasosaurus

1. Germanodactylus #

1. Giganotosaurus

2. Giganotosaurus

1. Gilmoreosaurus

1. Gorgosaurus

1. Hadrosaurus

2. Hadrosaurus

1. Harpymimus

1. Herrerasaurus

2. Herrerasaurus

3. Herrerasaurus

1. Heterodontosaurus

2. Heterodontosaurus

3. Heterodontosaurus

1. Homalocephale

1. Huayangosaurus

2. Huayangosaurus

1. Hybodus *

1. Hylaeosaurus

1. Hypacrosaurus

2. Hypacrosaurus

1. Hypsilophodon

1. Iguanodon

2. Iguanodon

3. Iguanodon

1. Indosuchus

1. Inostrancevia

1. Karaurus

1. Kentrosaurus

1. Koolasuchus *

1. Kritosaurus

1. Kronosaurus

1. Lambeosaurus

2. Lambeosaurus

1. Leaellynasaura

2. Leaellynasaura

1. Leptoceratops

1. Lesothosaurus

2. Lesothosaurus

1. Liliensternus

1. Liopleurodon *

1. Longisquama

1. Lufengosaurus

1. Lystrosaurus

1. Maiasaura

1. Mamenchisaurus

2. Mamenchisaurus

1. Massospondylus

1. Megalosaurus

2. Megalosaurus

3. Megalosaurus

4. Megalosaurus

1. Megaraptor

1. Mesenosaurus

1. Microceratops

1. Monoclonius

1. Monolophosaurus

2. Monolophosaurus

1. Mononykus

1. Montanoceratops

1. Mosasaurus *

2. Mosasaurus

3. Mosasaurus

4. Mosasaurus

1. Muraenosaurus *

1. Mussaurus

1. Muttaburrasaurus

2. Muttaburrasaurus

1. Nanotyrannus

1. Noasaurus

1. Nodosaurus

1. Nyctiphruretus

1. Nyctosaurus #

1. Ophthalmosaurus *

1. Ornithocheirus #

2 Ornithocheirus #

1. Ornitholestes

2. Ornitholestes

3. Ornitholestes

1. Ornithomimus

1. Orodromeus

1. Ouranosaurus

1. Oviraptor

2. Oviraptor

3. Oviraptor

1. Pachycephalosaurus

2. Pachicephalosaurus

1. Pachyrhinosaurus

2. Pachyrhinosaurus

3. Pachyrhinosaurus

1. Parasaurolophus

2. Parasaurolophus

3. Parasaurolophus

1. Parksosaurus

1. Pelorosaurus

2. Pelorosaurus

1. Pentaceratops

2. Pentaceratops

1. Peteinosaurus #

1. Piatonitzkysaurus

1. Placerias

1. Plateosaurus

2. Plateosaurus

3. Plateosaurus

1. Plesiosaurus *

2. Plesiosaurus

3. Plesiosaurus

1. Polacanthus

2. Polacanthus

1. Postosuchus

1. Prenocephale

1. Probactrosaurus

1. Procompsognathus

1. Prosaurolophus

2. Prosaurolophus

1. Protarchaeopteryx #

1. Protoceratops

2. Protoceratops

3. Protoceratops

1. Psittacosaurus

2. Psittacosaurus

3. Psittacosaurus

1. Pteranodon #

2. Pteranodon

3. Pteranodon

4. Pteranodon

1. Pterodactylus #

1. Quetzalcoatlus #

2. Quetzalcoatlus

3. Quetzalcoatlus

1. Ramphorhynchus #

2. Rhamphorhynchus #

1. Rhabdodon

1. Rhamphorhynchus

1. Saichania

2. Saichania

1. Saltasaurus

2. Saltasaurus

1. Saltopus

1. Sanchusaurus

1. Sauropelta

2. Sauropelta

1. Saurolophus

2. Saurolophus

3. Saurolophus

1. Saurornithoides

2. Saurornitholestes

1. Saurunithoides

1. Scaphognathus #

1. Scelidosaurus

2. Scelidosaurus

1. Scutosaurus

1. Scutellosaurus

1. Segnosaurus

2. Segnosaurus

1. Seismosaurus

2. Seismosaurus

1. Shantungosaurus

1. Sharovipteryx #

1. Shunosaurus

2. Shunosaurus

1. Sinornisoides

1. Sinosauropteryx

2. Sinosauropteryx

3. Sinosauropteryx

1. Sinraptor

1. Spinosaurus

2. Spinosaurus

1. Staurikosaurus

1. Stegoceras

2. Stegosaurus

3. Stegosaurus

4. Stegosaurus

1. Struthiomimus

1. Styracosaurus

1. Styracosaurus

2. Styracosaurus

1. Suchomimus

1. Supersaurus

1. Tapejara #

2. Tapejara #

1. Tarbosaurus

2. Tarbosaurus

3. Tarbosaurus

1. Tenontosaurus

2. Tenontosaurus

1. Therizinosaurus

1. Thescelosaurus

2. Thescelosaurus

1. Titanophoneus

1. Titanosaurus

1. Torosaurus

2. Torosaurus

3. Torosaurus

1. Torvosaurus

1. Toyamasauripus

1. Tuojiangosaurus

2. Tuojiangosaurus

1. Triceratops

2. Triceratops

3. Triceratops

4. Triceratops

1. Troodon

2. Troodon

3. Troodon

1. Tsintaosaurus

1. Tuchikurasaurus

1. Tupuxuara #

1. Tyrannosaurus

2. Tyrannosaurus

3. Tyrannosaurus

4. Tyrannosaurus

5. Tyrannosaurus

1. Udanoceratops

1. Ulemosaurus

1. Utahraptor

2. Utahraptor

1. Velociraptor

2. Velociraptor

3. Velociraptor

4. Velociraptor

5. Velociraptor

For details

1. Wuerhosaurus

1. Yangchuanosaurus

1. Zephyrosaurus

SELECTED DINOSAUR IMAGES:

The Berlin Archaeopertyx

Archaeopteryx, as a tree dweller

Tilgate Forest Quarry. Cretaceous rocks, source of Mantell's first Iguanodon. From his 'Geology of Sussex ', 1827.

Campsognatus, Upper Jurassic, Germany (after Charig, 1979)

Dinosaur footprints, Connecticut

Dinosaur eggs, Protoceratops, Cretaceous, Mongolia

dysaurus, Upper Permian, S.Africa (after Charig, 1979)

Allosaurus, Upper Jurassic, N. America (after Charig, 1979)

Protoceratops, Upper Cretaceous, Mongolia (after Charig, 1979)

Ankylosaurus, Upper Cretaceous, N. America (after Charig, 1979)

Styracosaurus, from Alberta (after Charig, 1979)

Corythosaurus, Late Cretacous, N. America (after Charig, 1979)

Pachyrhinosaurus, Late Cretaceous, Alberta (after Charig, 1979)

Psittacosaurus, Early Cretaceous, Mongolia (after Charig, 1979)

Lesothosaurus, Late Triassic, S.Africa (after Charig, 1979)

Kuchneosaurus, Upper Triasic, UK (after Charig, 1979)

OTHER DINOSAUR INFORMATION:

Dinosaur Sounds

Dinosaurs and their evolution

Dinosaurs Eggs

Dinosaurs Groups

Dinosaur Field Work

Basic Dinosaur Facts

Early Dinosaur Finds

Dig sites and preparation facilities

Extinction Theories

Top 20 Dinosaur Websites

Late Triassic Reconstruction

Late Jurassic Reconstruction 1

Late Jurassic Reconstruction 2

Early Cretaceous Reconstruction 1

Early Cretaceous Reconstruction 2

Late Cretaceous reconstruction

Dinosaur bones, claws, teeth, skin, vertebrae and a lot more

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