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Dinosaur of the Week: Huayangosaurus

Dinosaur of the Week: Huayangosaurus

Huayangosaurus was a stegosaurus that lived in the mid-Jurassic. It was 4.5 meters long. The backplates are long tall spikes with two that stick out at the front. The only known locations that huayangosaurus has been found in is China. Possible predators for this dinosaur include Yangchuanosaurus, Xuanhanosaurus, Gasosaurus, and Kaijiangosaurus. 

Dinosaur of the week : Majungasaurus

Dinosaur of the week: Majungasaurus

Majungasaurus was originally thought to be Pachycephalosaurus because of the small fossil found. Later it was found out Majungasaurus was carnivorous theropod dinosaur. This dinosaur has a small horn coming out of his head. This dinosaur also has small forearms which were basically used less. This dinosaur was 6 to 7 meters long and weighed about a ton. 

Dinosaur of the week: Gorgosaurus

Dinosaur of the week: Gorgosaurus

Gorgosaurus is a tyrannosauridae dinosaur. Its name means dreadful lizard and it lived in the Late Cretaceous. The dinosaur was 30 feet long and was 9 feet tall. It weighed about 2 and a half tons. It was the top predator of its time. It lived in North America.