Allosaurus fragilis
Allosaurus fragilis • AL-oh-SORE-us FRAJ-ih-lis
The most common and lethal apex predator of the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation, hunting with gaping jaws, slashing…
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Allosaurus fragilis • AL-oh-SORE-us FRAJ-ih-lis
The most common and lethal apex predator of the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation, hunting with gaping jaws, slashing…
Ankylosaurus magniventris • an-KY-low-SORE-us MAG-nih-VEN-tris
The living tank of the Late Cretaceous, armored in thick osteoderm plates with cranial horns and a massive…
Brachiosaurus altithorax • BRACK-ee-oh-SORE-us AL-tih-THOR-ax
A colossal macronarian sauropod with disproportionately long forelimbs and an elevated neck built for high-canopy conifer browsing during…
Coelophysis bauri • SEE-low-FIE-sis BORE-eye
A gracile, agile early theropod that flourished across Late Triassic floodplains, hunting small vertebrates and insects with slender…
Stegosaurus stenops • STEG-oh-SORE-us STEN-ops
An iconic plated herbivore possessing alternating osteodermal dorsal plates for thermoregulation or display and four lethal tail spikes…
Triceratops horridus • tri-SERR-uh-tops HORR-ih-dus
Triceratops horridus is one of the most recognizable horned dinosaurs. Equipped with two brow horns measuring up to…
Tyrannosaurus rex • tie-RAN-oh-SORE-us RECKS
Tyrannosaurus rex was one of the largest terrestrial carnivores of all time, roaming western North America just prior…