Efraasia - This Triassic herbivore may have been ancestral to sauropods. Sauropelta - This ankylosaur's armor helped keep raptors at bay. One of the longer sections of our dinosaur collection, you'll discover a number of interesting finds here. Elrhazosaurus - Once classified as a species of Valdosaurus. Euskelosaurus - The first dinosaur ever to be discovered in Africa. 01 Elaphrosaurus - A lightweight theropod from the late Jurassic. Pararhabdodon - The western European equivalent of Tsintaosaurus. Lagosuchus - Could this have been the ancestor of all the dinosaurs? Cerasinops - A small ceratopsian of the late Cretaceous. Tatankacephalus - A brand-new ankylosaur from North America. Malawisaurus - The first titanosaur to be found with an intact skull. Please remove this template when it has been rewritten to satisfactory standards. Orthomerus - One of the few dinosaurs to be discovered in Holland. Valdoraptor - This early "bird mimic" dinosaur lived in England. Hypsibema - The official state dinosaur of Missouri. Szechuanosaurus - This theropod was a close relative of Sinraptor. Changyuraptor - Was this feathered dinosaur capable of flight? Khaan - Few small mammals dared face the wrath of this dinosaur. Staurikosaurus - Another primitive theropod of the Triassic period. Theiophytalia - Its name means "garden of the gods. Avimimus - A particularly bird-like cousin of Oviraptor. Palaeoscincus - This "ancient skink" was actually an armored dinosaur. Dino-Riders was primarily a promotional show to launch a new Tyco toy line. Dino-master. You'll also find a crocodile or two, a sloth-like dinosaur, and one that was rather mammalian. Coelurus - This tiny dinosaur was a close relative of Compsognathus. Acrotholus - North America's earliest bone-headed dinosaur. Nothronychus - The first therizonosaur to be found outside Asia. Martharaptor - This dinosaur was named after a Utah paleontologist. Segnosaurus - One of the most unusual (and poorly understood) Cretaceous dinosaurs. Ekrixinatosaurus - Its name means "explosion-born lizard.". Serendipaceratops - Was this really an Australian ceratopsian? Here you'll find dinosaurs that are big and small, had huge heads, feathers, duck bills, and even a "poodle from hell." Aegyptosaurus - Try and guess which country this dinosaur was found in. You will find many "firsts" in this collection of dinosaurs. Argyrosaurus - A plus-sized titanosaur from South America. ESRB The Dinosaur Wiki is a brilliant wiki about dinosaurs that anyone can edit!! Masiakasaurus - A bizarre, buck-toothed predator of the late Cretaceous. Zhuchengtyrannus - This Asian tyrannosaur was the size of T. Rex. Jainosaurus - Named after the Indian paleontologist Sohan Lal Jain. Dilophosaurus - This dinosaur was distinguished by the bony crests on its noggin. Ostafrikasaurus - Could this have been the earliest known spinosaur? Wannanosaurus - Probably the smallest of all the bone-headed dinosaurs. Shamosaurus - This Mongolian ankylosaur was a close relative of Gobisaurus. Dakotaraptor - This giant raptor was recently discovered in South Dakota. Australovenator - A recently discovered carnivore from Australia. Europelta - This early nodosaur was recently discovered in Spain. Stenopelix - Experts aren't sure how to classify this dinosaur. Gryponyx - This "hooked claw" was a distant sauropod ancestor. Utahraptor - Probably the biggest raptor that ever lived. Bambiraptor - Yes, this tiny raptor was named after you-know-who. Yizhousaurus - The earliest intact sauropod yet discovered. Venenosaurus - This "poison lizard" was really a gentle plant-eater. Stygimoloch - Its name means "demon from the river of death." Parvicursor - One of the smallest dinosaurs yet identified. Tianzhenosaurus - This ankylosaur's skull has been spectacularly preserved. Heyuannia - Yet another close relative of Oviraptor. Just because they're at the end of the alphabet does not mean these dinosaurs are any less interesting. Aeolosaurus - Could this titanosaur have reared up on its hind legs? Agustinia - A large, spiny-backed sauropod. Yamaceratops - No, it didn't have a sweet potato for a head. Argentinosaurus - Possibly the largest dinosaur that ever lived. Zhanghenglong - A transitional hadrosaur of late Cretaceous Asia. Camarillasaurus - A ceratosaur of early Cretaceous western Europe. Pachyrhinosaurus - This "thick-nosed lizard" roamed the North American forests. Ouranosaurus - Scientists can't decide if this herbivore had a sail or a hump. Nemegtomaia - This dinosaur had a bizarrely shaped skull. Aralosaurus - Not much is known about this central Asian duck-billed dinosaur. 10. Shantungosaurus - The biggest of all the duck-billed dinosaurs. ทีวีซีรี่ที่ดีที่สุดในประเทศไทย [Animation TV Series of Thailand] Bob Strauss is a science writer and the author of several books, including "The Big Book of What, How and Why" and "A Field Guide to the Dinosaurs of North America.". It actually lived millions of years later. Aorun - A small theropod of late Jurassic Asia. Leonerasaurus - This prosauropod was recently discovered in Argentina. Sahaliyania - This hadrosaur's name is Manchurian for "black. Majungasaurus - Fairly--or unfairly--known as the "cannibal dinosaur.". Appalachiosaurus - One of the few dinosaurs ever to be found in Alabama. Piveteausaurus - No one is quite sure what to make of this theropod dinosaur. Bonapartenykus - This feathered dinosaur was found in close proximity to its eggs. Gobivenator - This feathered dinosaur gave Velociraptor a run for its money. ", Therizinosaurus - What did Little Orphan Annie say to this dinosaur? Saurophaganax - The official state dinosaur of Oklahoma. Jinzhousaurus - This Asian dinosaur was one of the first hadrosaurs. Pisanosaurus - One of the earliest known ornithischian dinosaurs. Centrosaurus - Like a unicorn, this ceratopsian only had one horn. Dacentrurus - The first stegosaur ever to be described. Zhejiangosaurus - The first identified nodosaur from Asia. Tendaguria - This Tanzanian sauropod has proven difficult to classify. Sinusonasus - It sounds like a disease, but it was actually a feathered dinosaur. Giganotosaurus - Not quite a "Gigantosaurus," but close enough. Kulindadromeus - Why did this ornithopod dinosaur have feathers? Zuolong - It was named after General Tso, of Chinese restaurant fame. Laquintasaura - The first plant-eating dinosaur ever to be discovered in Venezuela. Sinotyrannus - This "Chinese tyrant" was an ancient ancestor of tyrannosaurs. Anzu - This Oviraptor relative was recently discovered in North America. Saurolophus - One of the few hadrosaurs known to have lived on two continents. Mantellisaurus - Named after the famous fossil hunter Gideon Mantell. Massospondylus - This small, lithe, bipedal plant-eater roamed the plains of South Africa. Koreaceratops - There's evidence that this ceratopsian liked to go swimming. 01 Haplocheirus - This feathered dinosaur predated Archaeopteryx by millions of years. Borogovia - This theropod was named after a Lewis Carroll poem. Bellusaurus - A herd of this sauropod drowned in a flash flood. Unaysaurus - One of the oldest prosauropods yet discovered. Puertasaurus - This titanosaur rivaled Argentinosaurus in size. Velocisaurus - A small, speedy theropod of late Cretaceous South America. Irritator - This spinosaur was named by a very frustrated paleontologist. https://www.thoughtco.com/dinosaurs-a-to-z-1093748 (accessed February 22, 2021). Prenocephale - This "bonehead" had a round, thick skull. Cetiosauriscus - Not to be confused with the more famous Cetiosaurus. Minotaurasaurus - Named after the half-man, half-bull of Greek myth. Ampelosaurus - One of the best-known of the armored titanosaurs. Hoplitosaurus - Named after the heavily armored soldiers of classical Greece. Psittacosaurus - This dinosaur's noggin wouldn't have looked out of place on a parrot. Janenschia - The earliest titanosaur in the fossil record. Arrhinoceratops - This ceratopsian was named for its "missing" nose horn. Nodocephalosaurus - This armored dinosaur has been reconstructed from a single skull. You'll find it to be hours of fun and there's a new dinosaur waiting for you to discover. Talenkauen A rare ornithopod from South America. Cetiosaurus - This "whale lizard" was once mistaken for the Loch Ness Monster. Overosaurus - This dwarf titanosaur was announced to the world in 2013. Gobisaurus - An unusually large ankylosaur of central Asia. Melanorosaurus - Probably the largest prosauropod that ever lived. Ojoceratops - A very close relative of Triceratops. The player will have to battle some enemy factions that wanted to misuse the dinosaur's re-appearance. Asylosaurus - This "unharmed lizard" escaped destruction in World War II. Prenoceratops - A close relative of Leptoceratops. Go back to the Mesozoic Era when, at least 66 million years ago, to the time when dinosaurs roamed Earth. The only three aquatic creatures that can overpower it are the Pliosaurus, Kronosaurus Boyacensis, and the Carcharocles Megalodon. Huehuecanauhtlus - Its name is Aztec for "ancient duck.". Duriavenator - Yet another theropod that was once assigned to Megalosaurus. Hesperosaurus - The oldest stegosaur discovered in North America. Collect more than 100 dinosaurs of all ages (Cretaceous, Jurassic and Triassic), including pterosaurs and more than 365 facts. Astrodon - The official state dinosaur of Maryland. Albertosaurus - This carnivorous dinosaur was a close relative of T. Rex. Bonitasaura - This titanosaur wasn't as beautiful as its name implies. Laosaurus - This dubious ornithopod was named by Othniel C. Marsh. With Dinosaur Master, kids will discover incredible facts about the most popular dinosaurs of the famous Jurassic Park & Jurassic World films, Camp Cretaceous, Path of Titans and Ark: Survival Evolved. Brontomerus - Its name is Greek for "thunder thighs.". Struthiomimus - This "ostrich mimic" roamed the plains of North America. Dinosaurs fascinate everybody. Gryphoceratops - A tiny ceratopsian of Cretaceous North America. "Reaping lizards!". Ajkaceratops - The first ceratopsian ever to be discovered in Europe. Equijubus - Its name is Greek for "horse mane.". Eotyrannus - This early tyrannosaur looked more like a raptor. Philovenator - As its name says this dinosaur "loved to hunt.". Becklespinax - A strangely named theropod of the early Cretaceous period. Muttaburrasaurus - The most complete dinosaur fossil ever found in Australia. Haplocanthosaurus - A typical sauropod of the late Jurassic period. Euhelopus - The first sauropod to be discovered in China. Sarcosaurus - This "flesh lizard" roamed early Jurassic England. Camptosaurus - A close relative of Iguanodon. Spinops - This ceratopsian was named 100 years after its bones were found. Gideonmantellia - Guess what naturalist this dinosaur was named after. Yimenosaurus - One of the better-known Chinese prosauropods. Edmontosaurus - This large, duck-billed herbivore was a contemporary of T. Rex. Saltasaurus - The first armored sauropod ever to be discovered. Udanoceratops - The largest ceratopsian to run on two legs. Xuwulong - This iguanodontid ornithopod was recently discovered in China. Magyarosaurus - This dwarf titanosaur was probably confined to a small island. Echinodon - One of the few ornithopods to sport a set of canines. Leptoceratops - One of the most primitive of all ceratopsians. This page or section requires rewriting. Ignavusaurus - Its name means "cowardly lizard.". Ornithopsis - This "bird face" was actually a genus of titanosaur. Zhenyuanlong - Also known as the "fluffy feathered poodle from hell.". Sinovenator - This "Chinese hunter" preyed on its fellow dino-birds. Austroraptor - The largest raptor from South America. A selection of dinosaurs and various other prehistoric creatures. Nanuqsaurus - This "polar lizard" was recently discovered in Alaska. Utahceratops - Guess what state this dinosaur was discovered in. Chirostenotes - This birdlike dinosaur has been known by three different names. Silvisaurus - This primitive nodosaur was discovered in Kansas. Othnielia - Named after the famous paleontologist Othniel C. Marsh. Megalosaurus - The first dinosaur ever to be discovered and named. D&D Beyond It once hadHealth 2,250, but after the restats, it got nerfed down to Health 1,647. Bravoceratops - This ceratopsian was recently discovered in Texas. Wuerhosaurus - Could this have been the last of the stegosaurs? Cumnoria - It was once mistakenly classified as a species of Iguanodon. Tanius - Not much is known about this Chinese hadrosaur. Mirischia - Its name means "wonderful pelvis.". Steam Workshop: Garry's Mod. Orodromeus - This tiny herbivore was on Troodon's dinner menu. You can also get a hint at how paleontologists have fun when naming dinosaurs. Miragaia - This stegosaur had an unusually long neck. Tyrannotitan - We know very little about this fearsomely named dinosaur. You might know of the T. Rex and the Triceratops, but have you heard of the duck-billed Edmontosaurus or the peacock-like Nomingia? Enigmosaurus - This "puzzle lizard" was closely related to Therizinosaurus. Teratophoneus - This "monstrous murderer" wasn't all that big. Apatosaurus - The dinosaur formerly known as Brontosaurus. Seitaad - This small dinosaur may have been buried in an avalanche. Jobaria - A strange, short-tailed African sauropod. Jingshanosaurus - A close relative of Yunnanosaurus. Coronosaurus - This "crown lizard" was once classified as a species of Centrosaurus. Atrociraptor - This "cruel thief" wasn't as atrocious as its name implies. Macrogryphosaurus - Otherwise known as the Big Enigmatic Lizard. Pedopenna - One of the earliest known dino-birds. Also, you'll find the Muttaburrasaurus interesting because it's fossil is the most intact found to date. Rajasaurus - This "prince lizard" lived in what is now modern-day India. Gilmoreosaurus - One of the few dinosaurs known to have suffered from cancer. Saurornithoides - A Troodon-like predator from central Asia. Proa - This ornithopod was named after its prow-shaped jaw. Velafrons - A new addition to the duck-billed dinosaur family. Kundurosaurus - This hadrosaur was discovered in the far east of Russia. Shunosaurus - Anatomically speaking, probably the best known of all the sauropods. Zupaysaurus - This "devil lizard" was one of the earliest theropods. Rhoetosaurus - A medium-sized sauropod from Down Under. Tachiraptor - The first meat-eating dinosaur ever to be discovered in Venezuela. Tuojiangosaurus - One of the most well-known Chinese stegosaurs. Plateosaurus - This herd dinosaur blackened the plains of the late Triassic. Maxakalisaurus - One of the biggest titanosaurs ever found in Brazil. Mei - The current record-holder for "shortest dinosaur name.". Darwinsaurus - "Darwin's lizard" may or may not be a valid dinosaur genus. Creature IDs are used to spawn in-game creatures. Edmontonia - This armored dinosaur never actually lived in Edmonton. Torvosaurus - One of the largest predators of Jurassic North America. Ilokelesia - A primitive abelisaur from South America. Tsintaosaurus - Also known as the "Unicorn Dinosaur.". Kukufeldia Yet another ornithopod that was once lumped in with Iguanodon. Hypacrosaurus - We know a lot about this dinosaur's family life. Omeisaurus - One of the most common Chinese sauropods. Metriacanthosaurus - Yet another dinosaur that was once mistaken for Megalosaurus. Sanjuansaurus - An early theropod from South America. This game remains unemulated and unplayable in MAME since it used a proprietary engine made by LAI Games. Jinfengopteryx - This feathered dinosaur was once thought to be a true bird. Abelisaurus - "Abel's lizard" has been reconstructed from a single skull. Haya - This dinosaur was named after a horse-headed Mongolian god. Yixianosaurus - How did this dino-bird use its long fingers? Draconyx - This "dragon claw" lived in late Jurassic Portugal. You find all the interesting stuff about Dino Storm below. Liliensternus - One of the largest carnivores of the Triassic period. Kileskus - Yet another "basal" tyrannosaur from central Asia. 95 Epachthosaurus - This "heavy lizard" was relatively primitive for its time and place.

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