Microraptor gui Camarosaurus although some fossil specimens suggest

although some fossil specimens suggest it may have been even larger

which means crest in Greek

The horns and ruff of Styracosaurus albertensis probably had a function for species recognition and mating rituals

foot bones

Se piensa que podrían haber realizado las puestas de huevos en la arena como las tortugas actuales o bien pudieran haber dado a luz a sus crías en el Mar

Microraptor gui Camarosaurus although some fossil specimens suggestMicroraptor gui is a small theropod dinosaur that belonged to the group of dromaeosaurids, living during the early Cretaceous period, approximately 120 million years ago. Discovered in the Jiufotang Formation in China, this fascinating dinosaur was named after Chinese paleontologist Gu Zhiwei. With an estimated length of around one meter, Microraptor gui was notable for its feathers, making it one of the first known non avian dinosaurs with evidence