Types of Dinosaurs:
Carnivores: Herbivores: Albertosaurus Ankylysaurus
Baryonyx Brontosaurus
Omnivores:
Therapods:
Two footed, mostly predatory dinosaurs. They had small arms with sharp, clawed fingers, powerful jaws and sharp teeth. They ranged in size from about the size of a chicken to gigantic. This group also includes ostrich like omnivores and herbivores with toothless beaks.
Herbivorous, four footed dinosaurs characterized by small heads, bulky bodies, and long necks and tails. Many are thought to have lived in herds.
Thyrephorans:
Four footed, armored dinosaurs characterized by rows of bony studs, plates, or spikes along their backs, which served as protection or helped with temperature regulation.
Ornithopods:
"Bird-hipped" two or four footed dinosaurs who had a horny beak and plant cutting or
grinding teeth. They ranged in size from the size of a medium dog to 50 ft long.
Marginocephalians:
Two or four footed dinosaurs with a narrow shelf
or bony frill at the back of the skull.
Their thick skulls protected their brains during head-butting contests.
Areas where Dinosaurs were found or most likely lived:
