Olorotitan Figure by PNSO.

Olorotitan: El Hadrosaurio Elegante de Rusia

📊 Tabla de Datos Clave: Olorotitan arharensis Atributo Detalles Nombre científico Olorotitan arharensis Significado del nombre «Titán aromático» (aunque su relación con el aroma no está clara) Clasificación Dinosauria > Ornithischia > Hadrosauridae > Lambeosaurinae Período geológico Cretácico Superior (~70 millones de años) Lugar del hallazgo Formación Udurchukan, Rusia Descubridor Yuri Bolotsky y equipo Año…

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Miragaia Figure by PNSO.

Miragaia: El Estegosaurio de Cuello Largo que Podría No Ser una Especie Válida

📊 Tabla de Datos Clave: Miragaia longicollum Atributo Detalles Nombre científico Miragaia longicollum (posiblemente inválido) Significado del nombre «De Miragaia, cuello largo» Clasificación Dinosauria > Ornithischia > Stegosauria Período geológico Jurásico Tardío (~150 millones de años) Ubicación Formación Lourinhã, Portugal Longitud estimada ~6 metros Peso estimado 1 – 2 toneladas Número de vértebras cervicales 17,…

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Mamenchisaurus Figure by Haolonggood.

Mamenchisaurus: The Dinosaur with the Longest Neck in History

Throughout the history of dinosaurs, sauropods have been synonymous with gigantism. Among them, Mamenchisaurus stands out for one particular feature: its extraordinarily long neck, the longest of any known dinosaur. This Late Jurassic colossus, discovered in China, is a key piece in understanding the evolution of long-necked dinosaurs and their success in prehistoric ecosystems. In…

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Majungasaurus Figure.

Majungasaurus: The Last Great Theropod of Madagascar

Throughout dinosaur history, few predators have been as intriguing as Majungasaurus. This fierce Late Cretaceous theropod ruled Madagascar, standing out not only for its robust appearance and hunting adaptations but also for the shocking evidence of cannibalism discovered in its fossils. In this article, we will explore its history, characteristics, and discovery, as well as…

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Machairoceratops Figure by PNSO.

Machairoceratops: An Example of Evolution and Natural Defense

In the fascinating world of dinosaurs, ceratopsians stand out for their spectacular horns and cranial ornamentation. Among this group, Machairoceratops stands as a remarkable example of evolution and defensive adaptation. This dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous, although less known than others like Triceratops, offers a unique glimpse into the diversity of ceratopsians. In this article,…

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Gorgosaurus Figure by PNSO.

Gorgosaurus: The Deadly Relative of T. rex 🦖🔥

Gorgosaurus: The Deadly Relative of T. rex When it comes to tyrannosaurids, Tyrannosaurus rex usually gets all the attention. However, long before T. rex ruled North America, another formidable predator dominated the landscape: Gorgosaurus libratus. This Late Cretaceous theropod was a close relative of T. rex, but with adaptations that made it a swift and…

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Giganotosaurus Figure.

Giganotosaurus: The Supreme Predator of South America 🦖🔥

The Supreme Predator of South America When discussing the largest predators in history, Tyrannosaurus rex often takes center stage. However, during the Late Cretaceous, another colossal carnivore ruled South America: Giganotosaurus carolinii. This massive theropod was one of the largest land predators ever discovered, challenging previous assumptions about dinosaur size dominance. Giganotosaurus has been widely…

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Gallimimus Figure by Schleich.

Gallimimus: The Prehistoric «Ostrich» in Action 🦖🏃‍♂️

The Prehistoric «Ostrich» in Action When we think of fast and agile dinosaurs, Gallimimus is one of the first that comes to mind. This Late Cretaceous theropod is known for its incredible speed, ostrich-like appearance, and presence in popular culture, particularly in Jurassic Park. Despite its fame, there are very few scientifically accurate representations of…

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Edmontosaurus Figure by PNSO.

Edmontosaurus: The King of the Hadrosaurs

The King of the Hadrosaurs When discussing herbivorous dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous, giant sauropods and iconic Triceratops often steal the spotlight. However, among hadrosaurs, Edmontosaurus stands as a true king. This massive herbivore, which roamed North America over 66 million years ago, was one of the most successful species of its time. For me,…

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Dilophosaurus Figure by PAPO.

Dilophosaurus: The Two-Crested Hunter of the Jurassic 🦖⚡

The Two-Crested Hunter of the Jurassic Among the carnivorous dinosaurs of the Early Jurassic, Dilophosaurus wetherilli stands out for its distinctive appearance and popularity in pop culture. This medium-sized theropod had two prominent crests on its skull, whose function is still debated by paleontologists. With a combination of speed, sharp claws, and serrated teeth, Dilophosaurus…

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