-
ornithopods were
mainly browsers or frugivores,
whereas larger, more
derived iguanodontians were bulk
feeders that fed on tougher, less
nutritious vegetation and...
-
colossal and/or giant) in
relation to the
iconic Iguana-like
teeth of
iguanodontians and the
notorious large body size of the specimen. The
specific name...
- as in
other iguanodontians. Anteriorly, the
premaxillae flare gently laterally into a
rugose surface for a beak, like
other iguanodontians,
although dissimilar...
- Callovosaurus, like that of
other iguanodontians, was
plant material. It is one of the
earliest known members of the
iguanodontian lineage. Ruiz-Omeñaca, José...
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Iguanodontidae is a
family of
iguanodontians belonging to Styracosterna, a
derived clade within Ankylopollexia. The
clade is
formally defined in the PhyloCode...
- Iani (after I****) is an
extinct genus of
rhabdodontomorph iguanodontian dinosaur from the Late
Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation of Utah,
United States...
- landm****. The
earliest part of this time saw the
spread of ankylosaurians,
iguanodontians, and
brachiosaurids through Europe,
North America, and
northern Africa...
- was a small,
relatively basal iguanodontian ornithopod. It
lacked the
large thumb spikes found in
later iguanodontians, and was more
adapted for bipedalism...
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width is
about 14-17 millimeters.
Siamodon differs from more
basal iguanodontians, such as
Iguanodon and
closely related forms, in the
morphology of its...
- study, when
Syngonosaurus and
Eucercosaurus were
reinterpreted as
basal iguanodontians. In 1869
Harry Govier Seeley named several new
species of Acanthopholis...
