Good evening everyone! Tonight’s Dino of the day is hypsibema! Hypsibema was a hadrosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period. It was found in North Carolina and Missouri in the United States 🇺🇸. See you explorers tomorrow!🤠
Credit: Christopher DiPiazza

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2020

"Re-examination of the cranial osteology of the Arctic Alaskan hadrosaurine with implications for its taxonomic status"

R. Takasaki et al.
Published: May 6, 2020
PLoS ONE 15(5): e0232410

https://t.co/lhP6qBKZDQ

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tracksite hit the news wire in a big way in 2014 (CNN just one example). Perot paleo led to two public exhibits, the hadrosaur families in mural on display at Murie Science and Learning Center (mural by Karen Carr), and interactive exhibit

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Day 28: Draw what a descendant of a dinosaur might look like today.

I present a titanosaur adapted for grazing, a cursorial hadrosaur, a derived pachycephalosaur descendant, a giant apex predator dromaeosaur, and an ant-eating alvarezsaur.

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Vayle Skyrune
13th level nature cleric of Melora played by

and her Owlbear, Waffle
also Rolf, the awakened hadrosaur(latirhinus)

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The third addition to the chibi dino series is here! ✨♥️

♥️ Here is Marble the Maiasaura, sibling to Matcha and best friends with Perri!

If you'd like to get any of these hadrosaurs as stickers, they're available on my society6 page in the next post! ♥️

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We're not done with yet! 🦖 Just a few more to go... today's a good one, ol' Edmontosaurus!

Edmontosaurus is a hadrosaur named after Edmonton, but that's not the only thing that makes them neat...

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The skeleton of the hadrosaur Nipponosaurus sachalinensis, the very first dinosaur ever discovered on Japanese soil. It was found in 1934 on Sakhalin island, just off the Russian-Pacific coast near to Hokkaidō, which at the time was occupied by Japan.

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The holotype of the primitive hadrosaurid (Eotrachodon orientalis) from the Santonian of Montgomery Co., AL.

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Good evening everyone! Tonight’s Dino of the day is velafrons! Velafrons was a hadrosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period. It’s name means “sailed forehead”. It was found in Mexico. See you explorers tomorrow!🤠
Credit: Roman Garcia

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Take a look at this incredible duck-billed dinosaur, or ‘shovel-chinned eagle nose’, a new species of primitive hadrosaurid that lived 80 million years ago in Texas.
To read this popular article in full, visit: https://t.co/Zd8athILQJ

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Take a look at this incredible & strange duck-billed Aquilarhinus palimentus, or ‘shovel-chinned eagle nose’, a new species of primitive hadrosaurid that lived 80 million years ago in Read here: https://t.co/eZDJ5JIHz9

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New online: Prieto-Márquez, Wagner & Lehman – An unusual ‘shovel-billed’ dinosaur with trophic specializations from the early Campanian of Trans-Pecos Texas, and the ancestral hadrosaurian crest https://t.co/kirtDLTffu

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Nope, hadrosaurs are just hadrosaur faced, they don’t look like ducks

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the first named hadrosauroid taxon from Asia that is still valid, Tanius sinensis is quite an oddball, and pretty tall too. Fairly basal for its young geological age
Among the first in line for my Wangshi project

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