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| Brachylophosaurus |
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| Name |
Brachylophosaurus canadensis |
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Information |
Diet |
Herbivorous |
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Brachylophosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur living in the late cretaceous period of North America. It was a duck-billed dinosaur and was capable of running on two legs and walking on four. It had a short, small hard crest on top of its head and a downturned beak - which scientists believe was probably used by males to headbutt each other during rutting season. |
| Height |
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| Length |
20ft |
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| Weight |
2 tons |
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| Location |
North America |
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| Era |
76.5 million years ago |
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Interesting Fact |
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Only three complete fossils of the hadrosaur, or duck-billed dinosaur, Brachylophosaurus have ever been found, but they're so amazingly well-preserved that (as paleontologists often do) they were immediately given nicknames: Elvis, Leonardo and Roberta! |
| Name Means |
"Short-Crested Lizard" |
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| Pronunciation |
BRACK-ee-LOW-fo-SORE-us |
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| Family |
Hadrosauridae |
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