Nasutoceratops titusi Phorusrhacos Deinonychus

Deinonychus

Su descubrimiento en Ticino ha arrojado luz sobre la fauna del Triásico Medio en Europa y sobre cómo estos ecosistemas antiguos favorecieron la diversificación de los arcosaurios

it was full of forests and large grazing areas for herbivores like Triceratops

The Model Pose represents a Deinosuchus specimen walking with part of one of its prey

this interpretation is controversial and is still being investigated in the scientific community

Nasutoceratops titusi Phorusrhacos DeinonychusNasutoceratops titusi is an extinct species of ceratopsian dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period, approximately 76 million years ago, in what is now North America. A member of the Ceratopsidae family, this dinosaur is notable for its unique cranial characteristics and relatively large size. The most distinctive feature of Nasutoceratops titusi is its pair of long, curved nasal horns, which emerge above the nose and project forward,