- 1882,
Marsh was able to
publish the
first skeletal reconstruction of a
stegosaur. Hereby,
stegosaurians became much
better known to the
general public...
-
interpreted as
showing four or five baby
stegosaurs moving in the same direction,
while another has a
juvenile stegosaur track with an
adult track overprinting...
-
group of
cavemen are
taught by a
caveman lecturer that the
spikes on a
stegosaur's tail were
named "after the late Thag Simmons". The term was
picked up...
- This
timeline of
stegosaur research is a
chronological listing of
events in the
history of
paleontology focused on the
stegosaurs, the
iconic plate-backed...
- stenops, and
Alcovasaurus longispinus.
Armored dinosaurs that weren't
stegosaurs were
unknown in the
formation until the 1990s. Two have been named: Gargoyleosaurus...
-
plates and a spine. At 4–5
metres (13–16 ft) long, it was a medium-sized
stegosaur.
After its
discovery and
scientific description, the
validity of Yingshanosaurus...
- was
originally described as a late-surviving
stegosaur in 1979,
younger in age than
other known stegosaurs by tens of
millions of years. This classification...
-
several recent cladistic analyses find it as more
derived than many
other stegosaurs, and a
close relative of
Stegosaurus from the
North American Morrison...
- of
herbivorous ornithischian dinosaur from the Late Jur****ic. It was a
stegosaur found in China. The
first fossil was
found in 1985 by
Ouyang **** at Pengtang...
- temple.
Other than this
feature the
animal bears little resemblance to
stegosaurs and
instead possesses marked anatomical differences, such as in the proportions...
