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Ikr

Yeah it looks like a sauropelta but combined with stegosaurus

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Fax

And tuataras rule the paleogene and velvet worms rule the neogene

Kentrosaurus is my favourite

Hesperosaurus is my favorite

Tuojiangosaurus is my favourite stegosaurian

Mah fave!

1:43

Smolpelta

Thank you!

@Rodan's Comedy or Ankylosaurids or ankylosauridae

Me to my favorites ankylosaurids,there so interesting.right?

It uses an old estimate of stegosaurus Way back then stegosaurus and other dinosaurs were believed to be massive

thats just Stegosaurus stenops. S.ungulatus is not as complete but seems to be larger

Tarchia and anky was bigger euoplocephalus was smaller than a human but tarchia and anky has huge

Beautiful,those are some of my favorite dinosaurs

0:18 scelidosaurus

Potato Moment

Why is Armored Herbivores are mostly Nodosaurids? I mean why didn't they had a a Wrecking ball the end of their tails? 

@@Nyxelis_yweqdis is probably easier if u do understand how evolution works. Well, starts off the most obvious is that their common ancestor doesn’t had it. So to that in a little cooler way, Ankylosaurid is more derived than Nodosaurid. Two, is that wrecking ball is overkill so there is no pressure to make it evolved everywhere, just slapping those big meaty tail at the predator face is enough. In Ankylosaurid like Ankylosaurus case, well, u got T.rex there, what else do you expected?

Second biggest armored dinosaur

Hey did Saltasaurus really existed ?

Maybe they started defending themselves with their spiked tails

I'd say larger size made them more difficult to attack, so they didn't really need a shoulder spike

Thagomizers, they got Thagomizers

Thank you! Yes, I will remake every previous video😁

Of course, those have to me remade too

thank you!

I love dis

Sauropelta would be better it’s bigger stronger taller

They've recently been given their own genus, Denversaurus

@@swayambhupanigrahi296 denversaurus is underrated nodosaur

A veces se les ponen y otras no. No parece que haya una respuesta clara por ahora

@@MarioLanzas. el esqueleto no tiene esa púas?

@@rexygame4646 rara vez se encentran esqueletos completos. La mayoria de veces los huesos que faltan se completan con lo que se conoce de especies relacinadas. En el caso de Toujiangosaurus creo que no hay una clara espina del hombro. o quiza se cosidera que pertenece a la cola

You spelled it right :)

Or minmi the smallest land ankylosaurid the smallest ankylosaurid is lianingosaurus its a amphibian it can eat possibly fish and it was the size of probably a toy car

Hesperosaurus has more redound-like shape plates, are more smooth. Stegosaurus has them mor elongated and more spiky at the top. You can see the diference between the plates shapes: (In the video) Hesperosaurus: 1:16 Stegosaurus: 2:04 (Images) Hespero: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/dinosaurs/images/6/6a/Hesperosaurus.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/340?cb=20090828152940 Stego: cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/BZhBna7AxzrrgNbNZefZM7-1200-80.jpg And surely, another anatomical characters.

Well, the two are quite similar, in fact Hesperosaurus mjosi was once thought (and is still thought by some) to be just a species within the genus Stegosaurus (in this case the proper name would be "Stegosaurus mjosi" ). Although both are from the Morrison Formation, Hesperosaurus comes from slightly older layers and seems to be a bit smaller and also more basal than Stegosaurus. In addition Hesperosaurus has a broader snout and (as Dinosapiens already replied) there are some differences in the plates concerning their size and shape. The ones in Hesperosaurus appear to be somewhat longer but also vertically shorter compared to the plates seen in Stegosaurus. But of course, these parts of the body would show more individual variation (also from species to species) than others, as they are likely structures for display. Overall, regarding the evidence that we have at the moment, Hesperosaurus seems to be distinct enough from Stegosaurus to be classified as its own genus, but of course more research should be done on this subject.

Thank you guys so much!!!

Benjamin egyd @ another very long comment...I mean do your fingers get tired of chatting?

This video were made 2 years ago before Jakapil discovered

Algunos piensan que algunos especímenes pudieran llegar a medir hasta 10 metros. La mayoría en irían de entre 7m a 9m en principio

@@MarioLanzas. Entonces sería el Estegosaurido más grande o ese record todavía lo tiene el Estegosaurus?

@@sacerdotedevesta3728 mas o menos igual. pero de Stegosaurus hay muchos mas especimenes. Para saber cual era mas grande de media, hacen falta más fosiles de Dacentrurus

@@MarioLanzas. Muchas gracias por responder, me fascina tu trabajo. Saludos!