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bipedal Scutellosaurus. It is one of the
earliest representatives of the
armored dinosaurs and the
basalmost form
discovered to date.
Scutellosaurus was a...
- bone, down-turned
dentary tooth row".
Among primitive thyreophorans,
Scutellosaurus was
likely primarily bipedal,
while the more
quadrupedally adapted Scelidosaurus...
- Thyreophora, more
derived than
Scutellosaurus, but less than Scelidosaurus. Scelidosaurus, Emausaurus, and
Scutellosaurus cluster at the base of most trees...
- lateral, row were more conical,
rather than the blade-like
osteoderms of
Scutellosaurus.
Between these main series, one or two rows of
smaller oval
keeled scutes...
- find
Scelidosaurus and
possibly other early forms like
Emausaurus and
Scutellosaurus to fall
closer to
Ankylosaurus than Stegosaurus,
Carpenter and later...
- thyreophorans), large, low osteoderms, and a
bipedal stance,
similar to
Scutellosaurus. Its
describers estimate it to be less than 1.5
metres (4.9 ft) long...
-
Thyreophora (armored dinosaurs), as the
sister taxon of
Scutellosaurus. Bone histology,
similar to
Scutellosaurus but
unlike Lesothosaurus, has been
posited as...
-
Emausaurus Scutellosaurus...
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Laquintasaura venezuelae Scutellosaurus lawleri...
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known from the
Kayenta Formation, and
lived alongside dinosaurs such as
Scutellosaurus and Sarahsaurus. It was
designated as the
state dinosaur of Connecticut...
