Dinosaur Families
Categories- Cetiosauridae: Cetiosaurids were early sauropod dinosaurs that helped establish the classic sauropod body plan
- Abelisauridae: Abelisaurids were powerful predatory dinosaurs known for their short skulls and tiny arms
- Archaeopterygidae: Archaeopterygids were early bird-like dinosaurs showing transitional features between dinosaurs and birds
- Azhdarchidae: Azhdarchids were large pterosaurs known for their long necks and large heads
- Brachiosauridae: Brachiosaurids were large sauropods with distinctively longer front legs than hind legs
- Ceratopsidae: Ceratopsids were horned, frilled dinosaurs adapted for both defense and display
- Carcharodontosauridae: Carcharodontosaurids were large predatory dinosaurs known for their sharp, serrated teeth
- Allosauridae: Allosaurids were large predatory dinosaurs that dominated during the Late Jurassic period
- Ankylosauridae: Ankylosaurs were heavily armored herbivores with distinctive defensive features
- Dicraeosauridae: Dicraeosauridae were medium-sized sauropods with distinctive spines along their necks.
- Diplodocidae: Diplodocidae were massive sauropods known for their extremely long necks and tails.
- Hadrosauridae: Hadrosauridae were duck-billed dinosaurs specialized in processing plant material.
- Pachycephalosauridae: Pachycephalosauridae were known for their thick, domed skulls used in head-butting contests.
- Therizinosauridae: Therizinosauridae were unusual theropods with massive claws.
- Thescelosauridae: Thescelosauridae were small, bipedal herbivores adapted for quick movement.
- Oviraptoridae: Oviraptoridae were feathered dinosaurs with distinctive beaked skulls.
- Pteranodontidae: Pteranodontidae were large flying reptiles with distinctive head crests.
- Compsognathidae: Compsognathidae were small, bird-like dinosaurs known for their tiny size and quick movements.
- Dilophosauridae: Dilophosauridae were large theropods characterized by distinctive cranial crests.
- Dimorphodontidae: Dimorphodontidae were early pterosaurs with distinct teeth patterns.
- Iguanodontidae: Iguanodontidae were large herbivores with distinctive thumb spikes.
- Massospondylidae: Massospondylidae were early sauropodomorphs with long necks and small heads.
- Ornithomimidae: Ornithomimidae were ostrich-like dinosaurs known for their speed and agility.
- Titanosauria: Titanosauria were among the largest land animals ever, with massive bodies.
- Coelophysidae: Coelophysidae were small, agile theropod dinosaurs known for their slender builds and hollow bones.
- Mamenchisauridae: Mamenchisauridae were sauropods known for having the longest necks among all dinosaurs.
- Megalosauridae: Megalosauridae were large theropod predators with powerful jaws and strong limbs.
- Saltasauridae: Saltasauridae were armored sauropods with unique defensive features.
- Spinosauridae: Spinosauridae were large theropods with crocodile-like snouts.
- Stegosauridae: Stegosauridae were herbivores famous for their rows of back plates and tail spikes.
- Dromaeosauridae: Dromaeosauridae were agile predators with distinctive sickle-shaped claws.
- Plateosauridae: Plateosauridae were early sauropodomorph dinosaurs with long necks.
- Protoceratopsidae: Protoceratopsidae were small ceratopsians with distinctive frilled skulls.
- Titanosauridae: Titanosauridae were massive sauropods with distinctive armor-like skin.
- Tyrannosauridae: Tyrannosauridae includes large carnivorous theropods known for powerful jaws and small arms
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Facts about Dinosaur Families