- name.
Ankylosaurus is a
member of the
family Ankylosauridae, and its
closest relatives appear to be
Anodontosaurus and Euoplocephalus.
Ankylosaurus is thought...
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Heterodontosauridae Genasauria (
Ankylosaurus + Triceratops)
Thyreophora (
Ankylosaurus > Triceratops)
Scelidosauridae Eurypoda (
Ankylosaurus + Stegosaurus) Stegosauria...
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ornithischians closer to
Ankylosaurus than Stegosaurus. This
definition was
further refined by Paul
Sereno in 2005 to
specify Ankylosaurus magniventris and Stegosaurus...
- East Asia. The
first discoveries within this
family were of the
genus Ankylosaurus, by
Peter Kaiser and
Barnum Brown in
Montana in 1906.
Brown went on to...
-
Ankylosaurus than to Triceratops".
Thyreophoroidea was
first named by
Nopcsa in 1928 and
defined by
Sereno in 1986, as "Scelidosaurus,
Ankylosaurus,...
- novels.
Ankylosaurus first appears in Jur****ic Park III,
through brief appearances. It was
created by ILM
entirely through CGI.
Ankylosaurus also appears...
- clade, such as
Ankylosaurus, Pinacosaurus, Euoplocephalus, and Saichania.
Ankylosaurines are
defined as
being closer relatives to
Ankylosaurus than to Shamosaurus...
-
known as
Ankylosaurus,
although Ankylosaurus itself lived in
North America. The
ankylosaurus in this fact have been Pinacosaurus. The
ankylosaurus would...
- teeth. In 1964,
Euoplocephalus was by
Oskar Kuhn
referred to
Ankylosaurus, as a
Ankylosaurus tutus. The
genus name Euoplocephalus,
meaning "well-armed head"...
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ankylosaurs of
Laramidia (western
North America) by the
three known skulls of
Ankylosaurus,
specimens AMNH 5214, AMNH 5895 and CMN 8880. The
skull is also rather...
