Edmonton Dragon (3D animated model)
Edmontonosaurus is also translated as Edmontonosaurus and Edmontolosaurus, which are named after Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, where the fossil was found. Edmontonosaurus was a dinosaur of enormous size. They have a triangular side of the head, no crown, wide anterior and posterior segments of the head, narrow middle segment, and a snout similar to the duck's beak.
Edmonton Dragon (3D animated model)
Edmontonosaurus is also translated as Edmontonosaurus and Edmontolosaurus, which are named after Edmonton in Alberta, Canada, where the fossil was found. Edmontonosaurus was a dinosaur of enormous size. They have a triangular side of the head, no crown, wide anterior and posterior segments of the head, narrow middle segment, and a snout similar to the duck's beak.
Edmonton Dragon Head Bone Fossil
Edmontosaurus is also translated as Edmontosaurus or Edmontosaurus, named after the fossil discovery area of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmontosaurus is a huge dinosaur. They have a triangular shape on the side of their head, without a crest. The front and back of their head are wider, while the middle is narrower. Their mouth and nose resemble a duck's beak. Living in the late Cretaceous period. Group living is a way for Edmontosaurs to improve their survival ability, as their individuals do not have particularly effective ways to resist enemies, while group living can effectively avoid predators' sneak attacks. The neck is relatively short and mainly feeds on ground plants.
Edmonton Dragon Head Bone Fossil
Edmontosaurus, also known as Edmontosaurus or Edmontosaurus, is named after the fossil discovery site in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmontosaurus is a huge dinosaur. They have a triangular shape on the side of their head, without a crest. The front and back of their head are wider, while the middle is narrower. Their mouth and nose resemble a duck's beak. Like other hadrosaurs, Edmontosaurus had a flat and wide front end of its head, a duck like snout, a lack of a crest, and a long and narrow tail. The forelimbs are shorter than the hind limbs, but the forelimbs are still of sufficient length and suitable for walking.
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