quarta-feira, 15 de fevereiro de 2012

this is for you who like Dinosauros



   
Dinossauros
Fóssil de um Tiranossauro no Museu de História Natural.
Fóssil de um Tiranossauro no Museu de História Natural.
Estado de conservação
Extinta (fóssil)


The various species of dinosaurs and below I will mention a few:

sauropods




Two Brachiosaurus.
The sauropods were the two major groups of dinosaurs or dinosaurs with bowl saurísquios reptile.





 
Ankylosaurs

Edmontonia, um famoso anquilossauro.
The ankylosaurs (or Ankilosauridae) received this name because of ankylosaur and form a group of dinosaurs characterized by having thick armor assets provided with a ball of thorns and bonesstrong cast that was used as a weapon of defense (and the fact that the latter are more low and squat (low fat) is what distinguished the ankylosaurs nodossauros who were their ancestors, who were also armored thorn)

Stegosauria
 The group got its name because of the dinosaurStegosaurus and groups that have several characteristics in common, such as: giant bodies comcabeças tiny, double rows oflarge bony plates arranged on both sides of the backbone, among other stings in the tail
Um kentrosaurus e um monolofosaurusem um duelo.

stegosaurus



Ceratopsídeos

Dois Centrossauros em uma luta.
Ceratopsia (Latin for "horned lizards Front") is an order ofmicro-and four-legged herbivorous dinosaursornitópodosmarginocefalianos, characteristic of the Cretaceous period





ornithopods

Vários ornitópodes.
Ornithopod dinosaurs are a group of ornithischians that began assmall terrestrial herbivores, and grew in size and number until they become the most successful Cretaceous herbivores in the world,totally dominating the landscapes of North America.


Paquicefalossauros

Pachycephalosauria (Greek for "thick-headed lizard") is amicro-order ornitópodos marginocefalianos bipedal dinosaursand herbivores that inhabited the Earth during the Cretaceous period, where the lands are currently in North America and Asia


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