-
closer to
Camptosaurus than to
Draconyx from the Jur****ic of Portugal,
hence its
tentative placement within the
Camptosaurus genus.
Camptosaurus is a relatively...
- was ****igned to
Camptosaurus medius (Marsh, 1894) by
Charles W.
Gilmore in 1925. When C.
medius was
synonymised with
Camptosaurus dispar in 1980, the...
- however:
already in 1889
Richard Lydekker ****igned the
species to
Camptosaurus, as
Camptosaurus prestwichii. This
opinion was
generally accepted for over a...
- than
Camptosaurus hoggii was. As a result, they
removed Iguanodon hoggii from
Camptosaurus and left it as an
unnamed euornithopod, "
Camptosaurus" hoggii...
- over the
course of
their evolution.[citation needed]. Jur****ic
genus Camptosaurus was small, no more than 5
metres (16 ft) in
length and half a
tonne in...
- Formation. The type
species O.
depressus was
previously referred to as
Camptosaurus depressus, and was
first described in 1909 by
Charles W. Gilmore. It...
- as
being 6–7
metres (20–23 ft) long,
larger than its
close relatives Camptosaurus and Draconyx. This
makes it the
largest ornithopod known from Europe...
-
skull was
given in 1886, as that of
Camptosaurus amplus.
Gilmore used the
skull to
reconstruct the
skull of
Camptosaurus ****uming that it came from the Morrison...
- from Iguanodon, the best-known
members of the
clade include Dryosaurus,
Camptosaurus, Ouranosaurus, and the duck-bills, or hadrosaurs. In
older sources, Iguanodontidae...
- include: A blue
camptosaurus (summoned by a
heart card) that
attacks with its tail and can walk on ice
without sliding; a red
camptosaurus (spade) that can...
