35 Dinasours larger than Styracosaurus
Categories- Diet Type 🥩HerbivoreTime Period 🕗Early CretaceousLength 📏8.2 metersScientific Name 🦖Ouranosaurus NigeriensisFamily Classification 🦕HadrosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Early CretaceousPros ✅Well-Preserved Fossils & Unique AnatomyCons ❌Limited Fossil Records & Fragile Sail Structure
- Diet Type 🥩CarnivoreTime Period 🕗Late CretaceousLength 📏7 metersScientific Name 🦖Pteranodon LongicepsFamily Classification 🦕PteranodontidaeMade In Date 🕒Late CretaceousPros ✅Flight Capability & Fish HuntingCons ❌Fragile Bones & Limited Ground Mobility
- Diet Type 🥩CarnivoreTime Period 🕗Early CretaceousLength 📏7 metersScientific Name 🦖Utahraptor OstrommaysorumFamily Classification 🦕DromaeosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Early CretaceousPros ✅Powerful Hunter, Pack Behavior and Large SizeCons ❌Limited Fossil Remains, Heavy Build and Slower Than Smaller Raptors
- Diet Type 🥩CarnivoreTime Period 🕗Early CretaceousLength 📏6.5 metersScientific Name 🦖Siamosaurus SuteethorniFamily Classification 🦕SpinosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Early CretaceousPros ✅Unique Asian Specimen & Well-Adapted FisherCons ❌Incomplete Fossil Record & Limited Specimens
- Diet Type 🥩HerbivoreTime Period 🕗Late TriassicLength 📏6.5 metersScientific Name 🦖Plateosaurus EngelhardtiFamily Classification 🦕PlateosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Late TriassicPros ✅Well-Documented Growth Patterns & Numerous SpecimensCons ❌Limited Running Ability & Basic Body Plan
- Diet Type 🥩HerbivoreTime Period 🕗Late CretaceousLength 📏6.25 metersScientific Name 🦖Ankylosaurus MagniventrisFamily Classification 🦕AnkylosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Late CretaceousPros ✅Heavy Armor & Defensive WeaponCons ❌Slow Speed & Limited Vision
- Diet Type 🥩CarnivoreTime Period 🕗Early JurassicLength 📏6 metersScientific Name 🦖Dilophosaurus WetherilliFamily Classification 🦕DilophosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Early JurassicPros ✅Unique Head Crests For Recognition, Fast Runner and Good Fossil RecordCons ❌Limited Hunting Capability, Relatively Small Arms and Fragile Head Crests
- Diet Type 🥩CarnivoreTime Period 🕗Late JurassicLength 📏6 metersScientific Name 🦖Megalosaurus BucklandiiFamily Classification 🦕MegalosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Late JurassicPros ✅Well-Preserved Fossils & Historical SignificanceCons ❌Limited Social Behavior Data & Incomplete Skeleton
- Diet Type 🥩OmnivoreTime Period 🕗Late CretaceousLength 📏6 metersScientific Name 🦖Gallimimus BullatusFamily Classification 🦕OrnithomimidaeMade In Date 🕒Late CretaceousPros ✅Fast Runner & Group Behavior StudiesCons ❌Fragile Bones & Limited Defense
- Diet Type 🥩HerbivoreTime Period 🕗Late CretaceousLength 📏6 metersScientific Name 🦖Euoplocephalus TutusFamily Classification 🦕AnkylosauridaeMade In Date 🕒Late CretaceousPros ✅Excellent Preservation & Strong DefenseCons ❌Limited Speed & Heavy Weight
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Facts about Dinasours larger than Styracosaurus
- Ouranosaurus
- The diet of Ouranosaurus is Herbivore
- Ouranosaurus lived during the Early Cretaceous
- Ouranosaurus measured 8.2 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Ouranosaurus is Ouranosaurus Nigeriensis.
- The family classification of Ouranosaurus is Hadrosauridae.
- Ouranosaurus existed during the Early Cretaceous.
- Pteranodon
- The diet of Pteranodon is Carnivore
- Pteranodon lived during the Late Cretaceous
- Pteranodon measured 7 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Pteranodon is Pteranodon Longiceps.
- The family classification of Pteranodon is Pteranodontidae.
- Pteranodon existed during the Late Cretaceous.
- Utahraptor
- The diet of Utahraptor is Carnivore
- Utahraptor lived during the Early Cretaceous
- Utahraptor measured 7 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Utahraptor is Utahraptor Ostrommaysorum.
- The family classification of Utahraptor is Dromaeosauridae.
- Utahraptor existed during the Early Cretaceous.
- Siamosaurus
- The diet of Siamosaurus is Carnivore
- Siamosaurus lived during the Early Cretaceous
- Siamosaurus measured 6.5 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Siamosaurus is Siamosaurus Suteethorni.
- The family classification of Siamosaurus is Spinosauridae.
- Siamosaurus existed during the Early Cretaceous.
- Plateosaurus
- The diet of Plateosaurus is Herbivore
- Plateosaurus lived during the Late Triassic
- Plateosaurus measured 6.5 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Plateosaurus is Plateosaurus Engelhardti.
- The family classification of Plateosaurus is Plateosauridae.
- Plateosaurus existed during the Late Triassic.
- Ankylosaurus
- The diet of Ankylosaurus is Herbivore
- Ankylosaurus lived during the Late Cretaceous
- Ankylosaurus measured 6.25 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Ankylosaurus is Ankylosaurus Magniventris.
- The family classification of Ankylosaurus is Ankylosauridae.
- Ankylosaurus existed during the Late Cretaceous.
- Dilophosaurus
- The diet of Dilophosaurus is Carnivore
- Dilophosaurus lived during the Early Jurassic
- Dilophosaurus measured 6 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Dilophosaurus is Dilophosaurus Wetherilli.
- The family classification of Dilophosaurus is Dilophosauridae.
- Dilophosaurus existed during the Early Jurassic.
- Megalosaurus
- The diet of Megalosaurus is Carnivore
- Megalosaurus lived during the Late Jurassic
- Megalosaurus measured 6 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Megalosaurus is Megalosaurus Bucklandii.
- The family classification of Megalosaurus is Megalosauridae.
- Megalosaurus existed during the Late Jurassic.
- Gallimimus
- The diet of Gallimimus is Omnivore
- Gallimimus lived during the Late Cretaceous
- Gallimimus measured 6 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Gallimimus is Gallimimus Bullatus.
- The family classification of Gallimimus is Ornithomimidae.
- Gallimimus existed during the Late Cretaceous.
- Euplocephalus
- The diet of Euplocephalus is Herbivore
- Euplocephalus lived during the Late Cretaceous
- Euplocephalus measured 6 meters meters in length
- The scientific name of Euplocephalus is Euoplocephalus Tutus.
- The family classification of Euplocephalus is Ankylosauridae.
- Euplocephalus existed during the Late Cretaceous.