The extinction of Dinosaurs & other extinct animals

About the dragons=giant lizards theory...

A few thousand years ago (or maybe less, I don't exactly recall) there was a giant lizard, genus Megalania. It was like the Komodo Dragon, but bigger.

Thing is, IIRC, it lived in Oceania, not Europe...

 

Here's the info on Megalania Prisca or the giant lizards that used to live in Australia.

If anyone ever gets down to Brisbane, there is a huge moving model of a Megalania Prisca....it's fantastic!

GIGANTIC AUSTRALIAN DRAGON LIZARDS: Megalania prisca is a Goana weighing over 4000 pounds, and dwarfing the Komodo monitor lizard by a factor of five. At over 30 feet in length, this nightmarish predator fed on hippopotamus sized marsupial wombats, rhino-sized herbivorous diprotodonts, and several large mega-kangaroo species (11.5 feet tall) in Australia, and approximately 40-60,000 years ago, began preying upon the first human colonists to reach Australia and the indonesian Islands. Approximately 8-10,000 years ago, the climate changed and while the humans and smaller marsupial species continued to thrive, the giant lizards could no longer sustain themselves and most starved and stopped breeding. As large as they were, they would have been ambush hunters, hiding then running down small prey, gashing and following the easier to hunt larger prey as it sickened from the infected wounds. If they are extinct, the primary cause was the loss of their large game prey. The smaller, faster marsupial ground species could hide more easily in the heavy brush, meaning not only smaller meals but fewer ones as well. Aborigines would have learned how to avoid and escape them after only a few generations of having been eaten by these largest of lizards in history. Coordinated bands of hunters could also have engineered traps and ambushes designed to rid themselves of the menace of being eaten by Megalania prisca, perhaps eating their meat as well. This would also have been true for the larger crocodilian species as well.


From this site

However, it's fairly unlikely that this is where the idea of dragons came from in European and Chinese mythology.

Has anyone ever thought that while digging foundations (or even by natural means) the bones of dinosaurs may have been uncovered and bards/storytellers/villagers created their own myths about how these bones came to be????

Kithera

 

Here is an article I found on this subject.

Although the monstrous creature was obviously a vegetarian, its size was overwhelming. Its hips could withstand the enormous force of each pounding step and its midsection was a mass of muscle. Its gigantic tail extended far behind him, not unlike a giant cedar tree swaying behind his body. Its bones were like steel girders with ribs like iron bars to support his enormous weight. This is the greatest creature to roam the swamps and rivers of the earth.

Is this a scene from the blockbuster movie, Jurassic Park? It could be, but it isn't. This description, which perfectly fits an Apatosaurus, is a paraphrased description taken from one of the oldest books of the Bible, Job 40: 15-24. If dinosaurs have been extinct for 65 million years, how could a writer of the Bible have accurately described the appearance, food, and habitat of this creature?

The vast majority of books on dinosaurs are written from an evolutionary perspective which assumes that the dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago. The leading model for the demise of the dinosaur involves a large asteroid hitting the earth. Yet the most obvious alternative explanation is almost always ignored. Almost all fossils are the remains of creatures buried by sediment filled water which has subsequently turned to rock. If this is due to a flood of worldwide extent, as the water rose to cover all land surfaces, animals would have been drowned, sank, and buried by massive amounts of rapidly accumulating sediment. It is not at all surprising to find a general lack of burial mixing between these very different kinds of animals due to local or ecological grouping.
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Paintings of unknown creature from Kuku Yanlanji people

Genesis 7:2 states that Noah saved two of every representative "kind" of land animal on the ark. Noah would have taken young specimens, not huge, older creatures. Dinosaurs would have emerged from the ark to inhabit an entirely different world. Instead of a warm, mild climate worldwide, they would have found a harsh climate which soon settled into an ice age. If climatic hardships did not cause the dinosaur's extinction, man's tendency to destroy probably did.

In the early 1900's on the Doheny expedition into the Grand Canyon, Indian cave drawings were found which closely resembled a duck-billed dinosaur. Legends from ancient China to ancient England have recorded descriptions of dinosaur-like creatures. The Kuku Yalanji aboriginal people have paintings which look exactly like plesiosaurs. These and other intriguing evidences seem to indicate that perhaps that age of the dinosaurs ended more recently than is commonly taught.

Christians do not need to feel foolish about standing on Scripture in their understanding of the world around us. There is ample evidence to support the Biblical record.

Evolution serves as the foundational basis for the religions of humanism and atheism. These world views are popular because man, instead of God, decides on rules and moral standards. Creation serves as the foundational basis for Christianity which acknowledges that all things were created by God, that we live in a fallen universe, and that it will be restored to perfection in the future.

There is a danger of becoming so indoctrinated by evolutionary thinking that we become closed to the creation alternative. As concerned parents, we need to be careful what our children are taught by making sure they are hearing all of the facts. By teaching them the evidence for creation and the fallacies of evolutionary explanations, they will be directed toward God instead of away from Him.

John Whitmore is a MS geologist and professor of geology at Cedarville College in Cedarville, Ohio.

This Article is from Bruce Malone's book Search for the Truth.

 

Let's not turn this into a creation/evolution arguement - there is already a thread for that.

However, I am going to repeat what I said only one post ago.

Has anyone ever thought that while digging foundations (or even by natural means) the bones of dinosaurs may have been uncovered and bards/storytellers/villagers created their own myths about how these bones came to be????

We also have myths of unicorns, gryphons, hydra and so on. There is no way that these creatures existed on a physical level, so why do we have myths describing them??

Could it be in order to frighten or awe their audiences, bards took features from animals and exaggerated them????

Kithera

 

JOB is describing an Elephant-and as I mentioned before, Levithian was a pagan God.
Doctor Dino is the Jack Chick of creationists.
Man's tendency to Destroy? Dinosaurs would have destroyed humans!
All the alleged pictures and sculptures of Dinosaurs have either been proven to be faked, a blatant exxageration, or an interpetation in the same sense that people think ancient cave paintings potray space aliens.

 

And here is a refutation of the Dinosaur/man side-by-side footprints YECs are fond of pointing out:

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/paluxy.html

 

Could Noah have fit all these on the ark?



AACHENOSAURUS multidens
ABELISAURUS
ABELISAURUS comahuensis
ABRICTOSAURUS
ABRICTOSAURUS consors
ABROSAURUS
ABROSAURUS dongpoi
ABROSAURUS gigantorhinus
ACANTHOPHOLIS
ACANTHOPHOLIS eucercus
ACANTHOPHOLIS horridus
ACANTHOPHOLIS macrocercus (1)
ACANTHOPHOLIS macrocercus (2)
ACANTHOPHOLIS platypus (1)
ACANTHOPHOLIS platypus (2)
ACANTHOPHOLIS stereocercus (1)
ACANTHOPHOLIS stereocercus (2)
ACHELOUSAURUS
ACHELOUSAURUS horneri
ACHILLOBATOR giganticus
ACRACANTHUS [Nomen Ex Dissertatione]
ACRACANTHUS atokaensis [Nomen Ex Dissertatione]
ACROCANTHOSAURUS
ACROCANTHOSAURUS altispinax
ACROCANTHOSAURUS atokensis
ACTIOSAURUS
ADASAURUS
ADASAURUS mongoliensis
AEGYPTOSAURUS
AEGYPTOSAURUS baharijensis
AEOLOSAURUS
AEOLOSAURUS rionegrinus
AEPISAURUS
AEPISAURUS elephantinus
AEPYSAURUS
AEPYSAURUS elephantinus
AETONYX
AETONYX palustris
AFROVENATOR
AFROVENATOR abakensis
AGATHAUMAS milo
AGATHAUMAS sylvestris
AGGIOSAURUS
AGILISAURUS
AGILISAURUS louderbacki
AGILISAURUS multidens
AGNOSPHITYS cromhallensis
AGROSAURUS
AGROSAURUS macgillivrayi
AGUSTINIA ligabuei
ALAMOSAURUS
ALAMOSAURUS sanjuanensis
ALASHANSAURUS Nomen Ex Dissertatione
ALBERTOSAURUS
ALBERTOSAURUS (Alectrosaurus) olseni
ALBERTOSAURUS (Clevelanotyrannus) lancensis
ALBERTOSAURUS (Nanotyrannus) lancensis
ALBERTOSAURUS arctunguis
ALBERTOSAURUS incrassatus
ALBERTOSAURUS lancensis
ALBERTOSAURUS libratus
ALBERTOSAURUS megagracilis
ALBERTOSAURUS novojilovi
ALBERTOSAURUS olseni
ALBERTOSAURUS periculosus
ALBERTOSAURUS sarcophagus
ALBERTOSAURUS sternbergi
ALBISAURUS
ALBISAURUS scutifer
ALECTROSAURUS (1)
ALECTROSAURUS (2)
ALECTROSAURUS (3)
ALECTROSAURUS olseni (1)
ALECTROSAURUS olseni (2)
ALECTROSAURUS olseni (3)
ALETOPELTA coombsi
ALGOASAURUS
ALGOASAURUS bauri
ALIORAMUS
ALIORAMUS remotus
ALIWALIA
ALIWALIA rex
ALLOSAURUS
ALLOSAURUS agilis
ALLOSAURUS ferox
ALLOSAURUS fragilis
ALLOSAURUS jimmadseni Nomen Ex Dissertatione
ALLOSAURUS lucaris
ALLOSAURUS medius
ALLOSAURUS robustus Nomen Ex Dissertatione
ALLOSAURUS sibiricus
ALLOSAURUS tendagurensis ?
ALLOSAURUS trihedrodon
ALLOSAURUS whitei
ALOCODON
ALOCODON kuehnei
ALTIRHINUS kurzanovski
ALTISPINAX
ALTISPINAX dunkeri
ALTISPINAX lydekkerhueneorum
ALVAREZSAURUS
ALVAREZSAURUS calvoi
ALWALKERIA
ALWALKERIA maleriensis
ALXASAURUS
ALXASAURUS elesitaiensis
AMARGASAURUS
AMARGASAURUS cazaui
AMARGASAURUS groeberi
AMMOSAURUS
AMMOSAURUS major
AMPELOSAURUS
AMPELOSAURUS atacis
AMPHICOELIAS
AMPHICOELIAS altus
AMPHICOELIAS fragilimus
AMPHICOELIAS latus
AMPHISAURUS
AMTOSAURUS
AMTOSAURUS archibaldi
AMTOSAURUS magnus
AMUROSAURUS
AMYGDALODON
AMYGDALODON patagonicus
ANABISETIA saldiviai
ANASAZISAURUS
ANASAZISAURUS horneri
ANATOSAURUS copei
ANATOTITAN
ANATOTITAN copei
ANATOTITAN longiceps
ANCHICERATOPS
ANCHICERATOPS longirostris
ANCHICERATOPS ornatus
ANCHISAURUS
ANCHISAURUS capensis
ANCHISAURUS colurus
ANCHISAURUS major
ANCHISAURUS polyzelus
ANCHISAURUS solus
ANDESAURUS
ANDESAURUS delgadoi
ANGATURAMA limai
ANIKSOSAURUS
ANIMANTARX
ANKISTRODON
ANKYLOSAURUS
ANKYLOSAURUS magniventris
ANODONTOSAURUS lambei
ANOPLOSAURUS curtonotus
ANOPLOSAURUS major
ANSERIMIMUS
ANSERIMIMUS planinychus
ANTARCTOSAURUS
ANTARCTOSAURUS brasiliensis
ANTARCTOSAURUS giganteus
ANTARCTOSAURUS jaxartensis ""
ANTARCTOSAURUS septentrionalis ""
ANTARCTOSAURUS wichmannianus
ANTHODON serrarius (1) [not considered dinosaur]
ANTHODON serrarius (2)
ANTRODEMUS trihedrodon
ANTRODEMUS valens
APATODON mirus
APATOSAURUS
APATOSAURUS ajax
APATOSAURUS alenquerensis
APATOSAURUS amplus
APATOSAURUS excelsus
APATOSAURUS grandis
APATOSAURUS laticollis
APATOSAURUS louisae
APATOSAURUS mimimus ?
APATOSAURUS montanus
APATOSAURUS yahnahpin
ARAGOSAURUS
ARAGOSAURUS ischiaticus
ARALOSAURUS
ARALOSAURUS tuberiferus
ARAUCANORAPTOR argentinus
ARCHAEOCERATOPS oshimai
ARCHAEOPTERYX
ARCHAEORNIS
ARCHAEORNITHOIDES
ARCHAEORNITHOIDES deinosauriscus
ARCHAEORNITHOMIMUS
ARCHAEORNITHOMIMUS asiaticus
ARCHAEORNIT

 

CAENAGNATHASIA
CAENAGNATHASIA martinsoni
CAENAGNATHUS
CAENAGNATHUS collinsi
CAENAGNATHUS stenbergi
CALAMOSAURUS
CALAMOSAURUS foxi
CALAMOSPONDYLUS foxi
CALAMOSPONDYLUS oweni
CALLOVOSAURUS leedsi
CAMARASAURUS
CAMARASAURUS alenquerensis
CAMARASAURUS annae
CAMARASAURUS excelsus
CAMARASAURUS grandis
CAMARASAURUS lentus
CAMARASAURUS leptodirus
CAMARASAURUS lewisi
CAMARASAURUS supremus
CAMELOTIA
CAMELOTIA borealis
CAMPLODONISCUS ameghinoi
CAMPOSAURUS arizonensis
CAMPTONOTUS amplus
CAMPTONOTUS dispar
CAMPTOSAURUS
CAMPTOSAURUS amplus
CAMPTOSAURUS browni
CAMPTOSAURUS depressus
CAMPTOSAURUS dispar
CAMPTOSAURUS inkeyi
CAMPTOSAURUS leedsi
CAMPTOSAURUS medius
CAMPTOSAURUS nanus
CAMPTOSAURUS prestwichii
CAMPTOSAURUS valdensis
CAMPYLODON ameghinoi
CAMPYLODONISCUS
CAMPYLODONISCUS ameghinoi
CAPITALSAURUS
CARCHARODONTOSAURUS
CARCHARODONTOSAURUS saharicus
CARDIODON rugulosus
CARNOSAURUS
CARNOTAURUS
CARNOTAURUS sastrei
CASEOSAURUS crosbyensis
CATHETOSAURUS lewisi
CAUDIPTERYX
CAUDIPTERYX dongi
CAUDIPTERYX zoui
CAUDOCOELUS sauvageii
CAULODON diversidens
CAULODON leptoganus
CEDAROSAURUS weiskopfae
CEDARPELTA bilbeyhallorum
CENTEMODON
CENTROSAURUS
CENTROSAURUS albertensis
CENTROSAURUS apertus
CENTROSAURUS longirostris
CERATOSAURUS willisobrienorum
CERATOPS horridus
CERATOPS montanus
CERATOSAURUS
CERATOSAURUS dentisulcatus
CERATOSAURUS ingens
CERATOSAURUS magnicornis
CERATOSAURUS nasicornis
CERATOSAURUS roechlingi
CERATOSAURUS willisobrienorum
CETIOSAURISCUS
CETIOSAURISCUS glymptonensis
CETIOSAURISCUS greppini
CETIOSAURISCUS longus
CETIOSAURISCUS stewarti
CETIOSAURUS
CETIOSAURUS brevius
CETIOSAURUS conybeari
CETIOSAURUS epioolithicus
CETIOSAURUS giganteus
CETIOSAURUS glymptonensis
CETIOSAURUS humerocristatus
CETIOSAURUS hypoolithicus
CETIOSAURUS longus
CETIOSAURUS medius
CETIOSAURUS mogrebiensis ?
CETIOSAURUS oxoniensis
CHANGDUSAURUS
CHANGTUSAURUS laminaplacodus
CHAOYANGSAURUS youngi
CHARONONSAURUS jiayinensis
CHASMATOSAURUS indicus
CHASMOSAURUS
CHASMOSAURUS belli
CHASMOSAURUS brevirostris
CHASMOSAURUS canadensis
CHASMOSAURUS irvinensis
CHASMOSAURUS kaiseni
CHASMOSAURUS mariscalensis
CHASMOSAURUS russelli
CHASSTERNBERGIA
CHENEOSAURUS tolmanensis
CHIALINGOSAURUS
CHIALINGOSAURUS guangyuanensis
CHIALINGOSAURUS kuani
CHIAYUSAURUS
CHIAYUSAURUS asianensis
CHIAYUSAURUS lacustris
CHIENKOSAURUS ceratosauroides (1)
CHIENKOSAURUS ceratosauroides (2)
CHIHUAHUASAURUS
CHILANTAISAURUS
CHILANTAISAURUS maortuensis
CHILANTAISAURUS sibiricus
CHILANTAISAURUS tashuikouensis
CHILANTAISAURUS zheziangensis
CHINDESAURUS
CHINDESAURUS bryansmalli
CHINGKANKOUSAURUS
CHINGKANKOUSAURUS fragilis
CHINSHAKIANGOSAURUS
CHIROSTENOTES
CHIROSTENOTES pergracilis
CHONDROSTEOSAURUS
CHONDROSTEOSAURUS gigas
CHONDROSTEUS
CHUANDONGOCOELURUS
CHUANDONGOCOELURUS primitivus
CHUANJIESAURUS anaensis
CHUBUTISAURUS
CHUBUTISAURUS insignis
CHUNGKINGOSAURUS
CHUNGKINGOSAURUS jiangbeiensis
CIONODON
CIONODON arctatus
CIONODON kysylkumensis
CIONODON stenopsis
CITIPATI
CITIPATI osmolskae
CITIPATI sp.
CLADEIODON
CLAORHYNCHUS
CLAORHYNCHUS trihedrus
CLAOSAURUS
CLAOSAURUS affinis
CLAOSAURUS agilis
CLAOSAURUS annectens
CLARENCEA
CLARENSIA
CLASMODOSAURUS
CLASMODOSAURUS spatula
CLEPSYSAURUS
CLEVELANOTYRANNUS
COELOPHYSIS
COELOPHYSIS bauri
COELOPHYSIS longicollis
COELOPHYSIS willistoni
COELOSAURUS
COELOSAURUS affinis
COELOSAURUS antiquus
COELUROIDES
COELUROIDES largus
COELUROSAURAVUS jaekeli
COELUROSAURUS
COELURUS
COELURUS agilis
COELURUS bauri
COELURUS fragils
COELURUS gracilis
COELURUS longicollis
COLONOSAURUS
COLORADIA
COLORADIA brevis
COLORADISAURUS
COLORADISAURUS brevis
COLOSSOSAURUS
COMPSOGNATHUS
COMPSOGNATHUS corallestris
COMPSOGNATHUS longipes
COMPSOSUCHUS
COMPSOSUCHUS solus
CONCHORAPTOR
CONCHORAPTOR gracilis
CORYTHOSAURUS
CORYTHOSAURUS bicristatus
CORYTHOSAURUS brevicristatus
CORYTHOSAURUS casuarius
CORYTHOSAURUS excavatus
CORYTHOSAURUS frontalis
CORYTHOSAURUS intermedius
CRASPEDODON
CRASPEDODON lonzeensis
CRATAE

 

ECHINODON
ECHINODON becklessi
EDMARKA
EDMARKA rex
EDMONTONIA
EDMONTONIA australis
EDMONTONIA longiceps
EDMONTONIA rugosidens
EDMONTONIA sp
EDMONTOSAURUS
EDMONTOSAURUS annectens
EDMONTOSAURUS regalis
EDMONTOSAURUS saskatchewanensis
EFRAASIA
EINIOSAURUS
EINIOSAURUS procurvicornis
ELAPHROSAURUS
ELAPHROSAURUS bambergi
ELAPHROSAURUS gauteri
ELAPHROSAURUS iguidiensis
ELAPHROSAURUS philtippettorum
ELAPHROSAURUS sp (1)
ELAPHROSAURUS sp (2)
ELMISAURUS
ELMISAURUS elegans
ELMISAURUS rarus
ELOPTERYX nopscai
ELOSAURUS
ELOSAURUS parvus
ELVISAURUS
EMAUSAURUS
EMAUSAURUS ernsti
EMBASAURUS minax
ENIGMOSAURUS
ENIGMOSAURUS mongoliensis
EOBRONTOSAURUS
EOCERATOPS
EOCERATOPS canadensis
EOHADROSAURUS caroljonesi
EOLAMBIA caroljonesa
EOLOSAURUS
EORAPTOR
EORAPTOR lunensis
EOTYRANNUS lengi
EPACHTHOSAURUS
EPACHTHOSAURUS sciuttoi
EPANTERIAS amplexus
EPHOENOSAURUS
EPICAMPODON
ERECTOPUS
ERECTOPUS sauvagei
ERECTOPUS superbus
ERLIANSAURUS bellamanus
ERLICOSAURUS
ERLICOSAURUS andrewski
ERLIKOSAURUS
ERLIKOSAURUS andrewsi
ESHANOSAURUS deguchiianus
EUACANTHUS vectianus
EUCAMEROTUS
EUCAMEROTUS foxi
EUCENTROSAURUS
EUCERCOSAURUS
EUCERCOSAURUS tanyspondylus
EUCNEMESAURUS fortis
EUCOELOPHYSIS baldwini
EUHELOPUS
EUHELOPUS zdanskyi
EUOPLOCEPHALUS
EUOPLOCEPHALUS tutus
EUPODOSAURUS
EUREODON
EURONYCHODON
EURONYCHODON asiaticus
EURONYCHODON portucalensis
EUSKELOSAURUS
EUSKELOSAURUS africanus
EUSKELOSAURUS browni
EUSTREPTOSPONDYLUS
EUSTREPTOSPONDYLUS divesinsis
EUSTREPTOSPONDYLUS oxoniensis
FABROSAURUS australis
FENESTROSAURUS
FRENGUELLISAURUS
FRENGUELLISAURUS ischigualastensis
FUKUIRAPTOR kitadaniensis
FUKUISAURUS "" 1
FUKUISAURUS "" 2
FULENGIA youngi
FULGUROTHERIUM
FULGUROTHERIUM australe
FUTABASAURUS ""

GADOLOSAURUS
GALESAURUS
GALLIMIMUS
GALLIMIMUS bullatas
GALLIMIMUS mongoliensis
GALTONIA
GALTONIA gibbidens
GARGOYLEOSAURUS
GARUDIMIMUS
GARUDIMIMUS brevipes
GASOSAURUS
GASOSAURUS constructus
GASPARINISAURA
GASPARINISAURA cincosaltensis
GASTONIA
GASTONIA burgei
GAVINOSAURUS
GENUSAURUS
GENUSAURUS sisteronis
GENYODECTES
GENYODECTES serus
GERANOSAURUS
GERANOSAURUS atavus
GIGANOTOSAURUS
GIGANOTOSAURUS carolinii
GIGANTOSAURUS
GIGANTOSAURUS africanus
GIGANTOSAURUS dixeyi
GIGANTOSAURUS megalonyx
GIGANTOSAURUS robusta
GIGANTOSCELUS molengraaffi
GIGANTSPINOSAURUS sichuanensis
GILMOREOSAURUS
GILMOREOSAURUS arkhangelskyi
GILMOREOSAURUS atavus
GILMOREOSAURUS kysylkumensis
GILMOREOSAURUS mongoliensis
GIRAFFATITAN
GIRAFFATITAN altithorax
GLYPTODONTOPELTA mimus
GOBIPTERYX
GOBISAURUS domoculus
GOJIRASAURUS quayi
GONDWANATITAN faustoi
GONGBUSAURUS
GONGBUSAURUS shiyii
GONGBUSAURUS wucaiwanensis
GONGXIANOSAURUS shibeiensis
GORGOSAURUS
GORGOSAURUS lancensis
GORGOSAURUS lancinator
GORGOSAURUS libratus
GORGOSAURUS novojilovi
GORGOSAURUS stenbergi ?
GOYOCEPHALE
GOYOCEPHALE lattimorei
GRACILICERATOPS
GRACILICERATOPS mongoliensis
GRACILISUCHUS
GRAVISAURUS tenerensis ""
GRAVITHOLUS
GRAVITHOLUS albertae
GRESSLYOSAURUS
GRESSLYOSAURUS ingens
GRESSLYOSAURUS robustus
GRESSLYOSAURUS torgeri
GRIPHORNIS
GRIPHOSAURUS
GRYPHORNIS
GRYPONYX
GRYPONYX africanus
GRYPONYX taylori
GRYPONYX transvaalensis
GRYPOSAURUS
GRYPOSAURUS latidens
GRYPOSAURUS notabillis
GUAIBASAURUS candelariai
GWYNEDDOSAURUS
GYPOSAURUS
GYPOSAURUS capensis
GYPOSAURUS sinensis

 

GADOLOSAURUS
GALESAURUS
GALLIMIMUS
GALLIMIMUS bullatas
GALLIMIMUS mongoliensis
GALTONIA
GALTONIA gibbidens
GARGOYLEOSAURUS
GARUDIMIMUS
GARUDIMIMUS brevipes
GASOSAURUS
GASOSAURUS constructus
GASPARINISAURA
GASPARINISAURA cincosaltensis
GASTONIA
GASTONIA burgei
GAVINOSAURUS
GENUSAURUS
GENUSAURUS sisteronis
GENYODECTES
GENYODECTES serus
GERANOSAURUS
GERANOSAURUS atavus
GIGANOTOSAURUS
GIGANOTOSAURUS carolinii
GIGANTOSAURUS
GIGANTOSAURUS africanus
GIGANTOSAURUS dixeyi
GIGANTOSAURUS megalonyx
GIGANTOSAURUS robusta
GIGANTOSCELUS molengraaffi
GIGANTSPINOSAURUS sichuanensis
GILMOREOSAURUS
GILMOREOSAURUS arkhangelskyi
GILMOREOSAURUS atavus
GILMOREOSAURUS kysylkumensis
GILMOREOSAURUS mongoliensis
GIRAFFATITAN
GIRAFFATITAN altithorax
GLYPTODONTOPELTA mimus
GOBIPTERYX
GOBISAURUS domoculus
GOJIRASAURUS quayi
GONDWANATITAN faustoi
GONGBUSAURUS
GONGBUSAURUS shiyii
GONGBUSAURUS wucaiwanensis
GONGXIANOSAURUS shibeiensis
GORGOSAURUS
GORGOSAURUS lancensis
GORGOSAURUS lancinator
GORGOSAURUS libratus
GORGOSAURUS novojilovi
GORGOSAURUS stenbergi ?
GOYOCEPHALE
GOYOCEPHALE lattimorei
GRACILICERATOPS
GRACILICERATOPS mongoliensis
GRACILISUCHUS
GRAVISAURUS tenerensis ""
GRAVITHOLUS
GRAVITHOLUS albertae
GRESSLYOSAURUS
GRESSLYOSAURUS ingens
GRESSLYOSAURUS robustus
GRESSLYOSAURUS torgeri
GRIPHORNIS
GRIPHOSAURUS
GRYPHORNIS


HADROSAURAVUS ""
HADROSAURUS
HADROSAURUS agilis
HADROSAURUS breviceps
HADROSAURUS cavatus
HADROSAURUS foulkii
HADROSAURUS minor (1)
HADROSAURUS minor (2)
HADROSAURUS notabilis "" NN
HADROSAURUS paucidens
HALLOPUS
HALTICOSAURUS liliensterni
HALTICOSAURUS longotarsus
HALTICOSAURUS orbitoangulatus "" NN
HANWULOSAURUS [nomen nudum]
HAPLOCANTHOSAURUS
HAPLOCANTHOSAURUS delfsi
HAPLOCANTHOSAURUS priscus
HAPLOCANTHOSAURUS utterbacki
HAPLOCANTHUS
HAPLOCANTHUS priscus
HARPYMIMUS
HARPYMIMUS okladnikovi
HECATASAURUS
HEILONGJIANGOSAURUS jiayinensis
HEISHANSAURUS pachycephalus
HELOPUS
HELOPUS zdanskyi
HEPTASTEORNIS andrewsi
HERBSTOSAURUS pigmaeus
HERRERASAURUS
HERRERASAURUS ischigualastensis
HESPEROSAURUS mjosi
HETERODONTOSAURUS
HETERODONTOSAURUS tucki
HETEROSAURUS
HETEROSAURUS neocomiensis
HIEROSAURUS coleii
HIEROSAURUS stenbergi
HIKANODON
HIRONOSAURUS ""
HISANOHAMASAURUS ""
HISTRIASAURUS boscarollii
HOMALOCEPHALE
HOMALOCEPHALE calathoceros
HONGHESAURUS
HOPLITOSAURUS marshi
HOPLOSAURUS ischyrus
HORTALOTARSUS skirtopodus
HUAXIASAURUS
HUAYANGOSAURUS
HUAYANGOSAURUS taibaii
HUABEISAURUS allocotus
HUDIESAURUS sinojapanorum
HULSANPES
HULSANPES perlei
HUNHOSAURUS
HYLAEOSAURUS
HYLAEOSAURUS armatus
HYLAEOSAURUS oweni
HYLOSAURUS mantelli
HYPACROSAURUS
HYPACROSAURUS altispinus
HYPACROSAURUS stebingeri
HYPSELORHACHIS
HYPSELOSAURUS
HYPSELOSAURUS priscus
HYPSELOSAURUS sp.
HYPSIBEMA crassicauda
HYPSILOPHODON
HYPSILOPHODON foxii
HYPSILOPHODON wielandi
HYPSIROPHUS discurus (1)
HYPSIROPHUS discurus (2)
HYPSIROPHUS seeleyanus


ICHABODCRANIOSAURUS
IGUANODON
IGUANODON anglicus
IGUANODON atherfieldensis
IGUANODON bernissartensis
IGUANODON dawsoni
IGUANODON exogirarum
IGUANODON exogyrarum
IGUANODON fittoni
IGUANODON hilli
IGUANODON hoggi
IGUANODON hollingtoniensis
IGUANODON lakotaensis
IGUANODON mantelli
IGUANODON orientalis "" NN
IGUANODON ottingeri
IGUANODON phillipsii
IGUANODON praecursor
IGUANODON prestwichii
IGUANODON seelyi
IGUANODON suessi
IGUANOSAURUS
ILIOSUCHUS
ILIOSUCHUS incognitus
ILOKELESIA aguadagrandensis
INCISIVOSAURUS gautheri
INDOSAURUS
INDOSAURUS matleyi
INDOSUCHUS
INDOSUCHUS raptorius
INGENIA
INGENIA yanshini (1)
INGENIA yanshini (2)
INOSAURUS tedreftensis
IRRITATOR
IRRITATOR challengeri
ISANOSAURUS attavipachi
ISCHISAURUS
ISCHISAURUS cattoi
ISCHYROSAURUS
ISCHYROSAURUS manseli
ITEMIRUS
ITEMIRUS medullaris
IUTICOSAURUS
IUTICOSAURUS valdensis

 

JAINOSAURUS septentrionalis
JANENSCHIA
JANENSCHIA dixeyi
JANENSCHIA robusta
JAXARTOSAURUS
JAXARTOSAURUS aralensis
JAXARTOSAURUS fuyunensis
JEHOLOSAURUS shangyuanensis
JENGHIZKHAN
JENGHIZKHAN bataar
JENGHIZKHAN luanchuanensis
JENSENOSAURUS
JIANGJUNMIAOSAURUS
JIANGSHANOSAURUS lixianensis
JINGSHANOSAURUS
JINGSHANOSAURUS xinwaensis
JINZHOUSAURUS yangi
JOBARIA tiguidensis
JUBBULPURIA tenuis
JURAPTERYX
JURASSOSAURUS ""
JURASSOSAURUS "" nedegoapeferkimorum

KAGASAURUS
KAIJIANGOSAURUS
KAIJIANGOSAURUS lini
KAKURU
KAKURU kujani
KANGNASAURUS coetzeei
KATSUYAMASAURUS
KELMAYISAURUS
KELMAYISAURUS gigantus
KELMAYISAURUS petrolicus
KENTROSAURUS
KENTROSAURUS aethiopicus
KENTRUROSAURUS
KHAAN mckennai
KITADANISAURUS ""
KLAMELISAURUS
KLAMELISAURUS gobiensis
KOPARION
KOPARION douglassi
KOREANOSAURUS
KOTASAURUS
KOTASAURUS yamanpalliensis
KRITOSAURUS australis
KRITOSAURUS breviceps
KRITOSAURUS incurvimanus "" NN
KRITOSAURUS navajovius ?
KULCERATOPS kulensis
KUNMINGOSAURUS
KUNMINGOSAURUS wudingensis
KUSZHOLIA

LABOCANIA
LABOCANIA anomala
LABROSAURUS
LABROSAURUS ferox
LABROSAURUS stechowi
LABROSAURUS sulcatus
LAELAPS aquilunguis
LAELAPS cristatus
LAELAPS explanatus
LAELAPS falculus ?
LAELAPS gallicus "" NN
LAELAPS hazenianus ?
LAELAPS incrassatus
LAELAPS laevifrons
LAELAPS macropus
LAELAPS trihedrodon
LAEVISUCHUS indicus
LAGEROPETON
LAGOSUCHUS
LAGOSUCHUS lilloensis
LAGOSUCHUS talampayensis
LAMBEOSAURUS
LAMBEOSAURUS clavinitialis
LAMBEOSAURUS lambei
LAMBEOSAURUS laticaudus
LAMBEOSAURUS magnicristatus
LAMETASAURUS indicus (1)
LAMETASAURUS indicus (2)
LAMETASAURUS indicus (3)
LANASAURUS
LANASAURUS scalpridens
LANCANGJIANGOSAURUS
LANCANGOSAURUS
LANCANJIANGOSAURUS
LAORNIS
LAOSAURUS "" minimus
LAOSAURUS altus
LAOSAURUS celer
LAOSAURUS consors
LAOSAURUS gracilis
LAPLATASAURUS
LAPLATASAURUS araukanicus
LAPPARENTOSAURUS
LAPPARENTOSAURUS madagscariensis
LEAELLYNASAURA
LEAELLYNASAURA amicagraphica
LEIPSANOSAURUS noricus
LENGOSAURUS
LEPTOCERATOPS
LEPTOCERATOPS cerorhynchus
LEPTOCERATOPS gracillis
LEPTOCERATOPS sp. (1)
LEPTOCERATOPS sp. (2)
LEPTOSPONDYLUS capensis
LESOTHOSAURUS
LESOTHOSAURUS diagnosticus
LESSEMSAURUS sauropoides
LEWISUCHUS admixtus
LEXOVISAURUS
LEXOVISAURUS durobrivensis
LEXOVISAURUS vetustus
LIASAURUS huenei
LIAOCERATOPS yanzigouensis
LIAONINGOSAURUS paradoxus
LIBYCOSAURUS
LIGABUEINO andesi
LIKHOELESAURUS ingens
LILIENSTERNUS
LILIENSTERNUS airelensis
LILIENSTERNUS liliensterni
LIMAYSAURUS tessonei
LIMNOSAURUS
LIMNOSAURUS transsylvanicus
LIRAINOSAURUS astibiae
LISBOASAURUS
LISBOASAURUS estesi
LONCOSAURUS argentinus
LONGISQUAMA
LONGOSAURUS longicollis
LOPHORHOTHON
LOPHORHOTHON atopus
LORICOSAURUS scutatus
LOSIILLASAURUS giganteus
LOURINHASAURUS n. gen.
LOURINHANOSAURUS
LOURINHANOSAURUS antunesi
LUANPINGOSAURUS jingshanensis
LUCIANOSAURUS
LUCIANOSAURUS wildi
LUFENGOCEPHALUS
LUFENGOSAURUS
LUFENGOSAURUS hunei
LUFENGOSAURUS magnus
LUKOUSAURUS
LUKOUSAURUS yini
LURDUSAURUS
LURDUSAURUS arenatus
LUSITANOSAURUS liasicus
LYCORHINUS
LYCORHINUS angustidens
LYCORHINUS consors

 

MACELOGNATHUS
MACRODONTOPHION
MACROPHALANGIA canadensis
MACROSCELOSAURUS
MACRUROSAURUS
MACRUROSAURUS semmus
MADSENIUS ""
MAGNOSAURUS
MAGNOSAURUS lydekkeri
MAGNOSAURUS nethercombensis
MAGULODON
MAGULODON muirkirkensis
MAGYAROSAURUS
MAGYAROSAURUS dacus
MAGYAROSAURUS hungaricus
MAGYAROSAURUS transsylvanicus
MAIASAURA
MAIASAURA peeblesorum
MAJUNGASAURUS
MAJUNGASAURUS crenatissimus
MAJUNGASAURUS crenatissimus (? 1)
MAJUNGASAURUS crenatissimus (? 2)
MAJUNGATHOLUS
MAJUNGATHOLUS atopus
MALAWISAURUS
MALAWISAURUS dixeyi
MALEEVOSAURUS
MALEEVOSAURUS novojilovi
MALEEVUS
MALEEVUS disparoserratus
MAMENCHISAURUS
MAMENCHISAURUS anyuensis
MAMENCHISAURUS constructus
MAMENCHISAURUS hochuanensis
MAMENSCHISAURUS jingyanensis
MAMENCHISAURUS sinocanadorum
MAMENCHISAURUS youngi
MANDSCHUROSAURUS amurensis
MANDSCHUROSAURUS laosensis
MANDSCHUROSAURUS mongoliensis
MANOSPONDYLUS ?
MANOSPONDYLUS gigas ?
MARASUCHUS
MARASUCHUS lilloensis
MARMAROSPONDYLUS
MARMAROSPONDYLUS robustus
MARSHOSAURUS
MARSHOSAURUS bicentesimus
MASIAKASAURUS knopfleri
MASSOSPONDYLUS
MASSOSPONDYLUS browni
MASSOSPONDYLUS carinatus
MASSOSPONDYLUS harriesi
MASSOSPONDYLUS hislopi
MASSOSPONDYLUS rawsei
MASSOSPONDYLUS schwarzi
MASSOSPONDYLUS sp
MEGACERVIXOSAURUS
MEGADACTYLUS
MEGADACTYLUS polyzelus
MEGADONTOSAURUS
MEGALOSAURUS
MEGALOSAURUS africanus
MEGALOSAURUS bradleyi
MEGALOSAURUS bredai (1)
MEGALOSAURUS bredai (2)
MEGALOSAURUS bucklandii
MEGALOSAURUS cambrensis ?
MEGALOSAURUS chubutenis
MEGALOSAURUS cloacinus
MEGALOSAURUS crenatissimus
MEGALOSAURUS dunkeri
MEGALOSAURUS hesperis
MEGALOSAURUS hungaricus
MEGALOSAURUS inexpectatus
MEGALOSAURUS ingens (1)
MEGALOSAURUS ingens (2)
MEGALOSAURUS insignis
MEGALOSAURUS lonzeenis
MEGALOSAURUS lydekkeri
MEGALOSAURUS meriani
MEGALOSAURUS mersensis
MEGALOSAURUS nethercombensis
MEGALOSAURUS obtusus
MEGALOSAURUS oweni
MEGALOSAURUS pannoiensis
MEGALOSAURUS parkeri
MEGALOSAURUS phillipsi [nomen nudum]
MEGALOSAURUS pombali
MEGALOSAURUS saharicus
MEGALOSAURUS superbus (1)
MEGALOSAURUS superbus (2)
MEGALOSAURUS terquemi
MEGALOSAURUS wetherilli
MEGAPNOSAURUS
MEGAPNOSAURUS kayentakatae
MEGAPNOSAURUS rhodesiensis
MEGARAPTOR namunhuaiquii
MELANOROSAURUS
MELANOROSAURUS readi
MELANOROSAURUS thabanensis
MENISCOESSUS caperatus
MEROSAURUS newmani
METRIACANTHOSAURUS
METRIACANTHOSAURUS brevis [nomen nudum]
METRIACANTHOSAURUS reynoldsi [nomen nudum]
METRIACANTHOSAURUS parkeri
MICROCEPHALE
MICROCERATOPS
MICROCERATOPS gobiensis
MICROCERATOPS sulcidens
MICROCOELUS
MICROCOELUS patagonicus
MICRODONTOSAURUS
MICROHADROSAURUS nanshiungensis
MICROPACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
MICROPACHYCEPHALOSAURUS hongtuyanensis
MICRORAPTOR zhaoianus
MICROSAUROPS
MICROVENATOR
MICROVENATOR celer
MIFUNESAURUS
MINMI
MINMI paravertebra
MOCHLODON robustus
MOCHLODON suessi
MONGOLOSAURUS
MONGOLOSAURUS haplodon
MONKONOSAURUS lawulacus
MONOCLONIUS
MONOCLONIUS belli
MONOCLONIUS canadensis
MONOCLONIUS crassus
MONOCLONIUS cutleri
MONOCLONIUS dawsoni
MONOCLONIUS fissus
MONOCLONIUS flexus
MONOCLONIUS lowei
MONOCLONIUS nasicornus
MONOCLONIUS recurvicornis
MONOCLONIUS sphenocerus
MONOLOPHOSAURUS
MONOLOPHOSAURUS jiangi
MONONYCHUS
MONONYKUS
MONONYKUS olecranus
MONTANOCERATOPS
MONTANOCERATOPS cerorhynchus
MORINOSAURUS typus
MOROSAURUS
MOROSAURUS agilis NN
MOROSAURUS impar
MOROSAURUS lentus
MOROSAURUS robustus
MOSHISAURUS ""
MUSSAURUS
MUSSAURUS pataginicus
MUTTABURRASAURUS
MUTTABURRASAURUS langdoni
MYMOORAPELTA
MYMOORAPELTA maysi

NAASHOIBITOSAURUS
NAASHOIBITOSAURUS ostromi
NANOSAURUS agilis
NANOSAURUS rex
NANOTYRANNUS
NANOTYRANNUS lancensis
NANSHIUNGOSAURUS
NANSHIUNGOSAURUS bohilini
NANSHIUNGOSAURUS brevispinus
NANYANGOSAURUS zhugeii
NECTOSAURUS
NEDCOLBERTIA justinhofmanni
NEIMONGOSAURUS yangi
NEMEGTOSAURUS
NEMEGTOSAURUS mongoliensis
NEMEGTOSAURUS pachi
NEOSAURUS missouriensis
NEOSODON
NEOVENATOR
NEOVENATOR salerii
NEUQUENSAURUS
NEWTONSAURUS [nomen nudum]
NGEXISAURUS
NIGERSAURUS taqueti
NINGHSIASAURUS
NIOBRARASAURUS
NIOBRARASAU

 

OHMDENOSAURUS
OHMDENOSAURUS liasicus
OLIGOSAURUS adelus
OMEISAURUS
OMEISAURUS changshouensis
OMEISAURUS fuxiensis
OMEISAURUS junghsiensis
OMEISAURUS luquanensis
OMEISAURUS maoianus
OMEISAURUS tianfuensis
OMOSAURUS
OMOSAURUS armatus
OMOSAURUS durobrivensis
OMOSAURUS hastiger
OMOSAURUS leedsi
OMOSAURUS lennieri
OMOSAURUS phillipsi
OMOSAURUS vetustus
ONYCHOSAURUS hungaricus
OPISTHOCOELICAUDIA
OPISTHOCOELICAUDIA skarzynskii
OPLOSAURUS armatus ?
ORCOMIMUS
ORINOSAURUS capensis
ORNATOTHOLUS
ORNATOTHOLUS browni
ORNITHODESMUS cluniculus
ORNITHOIDES
ORNITHOLESTES
ORNITHOLESTES hermanni
ORNITHOMERUS gracilis
ORNITHOMIMOIDES barasimlensis
ORNITHOMIMOIDES mobilis
ORNITHOMIMUS
ORNITHOMIMUS "" grandis
ORNITHOMIMUS altus
ORNITHOMIMUS antiquus ?
ORNITHOMIMUS asiaticus
ORNITHOMIMUS edmontonensis
ORNITHOMIMUS elegans
ORNITHOMIMUS minutes
ORNITHOMIMUS sedens
ORNITHOMIMUS tenuis
ORNITHOMIMUS velox
ORNITHOPSIS
ORNITHOPSIS eucamerotus ?
ORNITHOPSIS greppini
ORNITHOPSIS hulkei
ORNITHOPSIS leedsi ""
ORNITHOPSIS manseli
ORNITHOSUCHUS
ORNITHOTARSUS immanis
ORODROMEUS
ORODROMEUS makelai
OROSAURUS
ORTHOGONIOSAURUS matleyi
ORTHOMERUS dolloi
ORTHOMERUS sp.
ORTHOMERUS weberae
ORTHOMERUS weberi
OSHANOSAURUS
OTHNIELIA
OTHNIELIA multidens
OTHNIELIA rex
OURANOSAURUS
OURANOSAURUS nigeriensis
OVIRAPTOR
OVIRAPTOR mongoliensis
OVIRAPTOR philoceratops
OVORAPTOR
OZRAPTOR subotaii

PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS grangeri
PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS reinheimeri
PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS wyomingensis
PACHYRHINOSAURUS
PACHYRHINOSAURUS canadensis
PACHYSAURISCUS
PACHYSAUROPS
PACHYSAURUS
PACHYSAURUS ajax
PACHYSAURUS giganteus
PACHYSAURUS magnus
PACHYSAURUS wetzelianus
PACHYSPONDYLUS orpenii
PALAEOCTONUS
PALAEOPTERYX
PALAEOSAURISCUS
PALAEOSAURUS
PALAEOSAURUS diagnosticus
PALAEOSAURUS fraserianus
PALAEOSCINCUS africanus
PALAEOSCINCUS asper
PALAEOSCINCUS costatus
PALAEOSCINCUS latus
PALAEOSCINCUS rugosidens
PALEOSAURUS
PANOPLOSAURUS
PANOPLOSAURUS mirus
PARAIGUANODON
PARALITITAN stromeri
PARANTHODON
PARANTHODON africanus
PARANTHODON owenii
PARARHABDODON
PARARHABDODON isonensis
PARASAUROLOPHUS
PARASAUROLOPHUS cyrtoccristatus
PARASAUROLOPHUS tubicen
PARASAUROLOPHUS walkeri
PAREIASAURUS
PARHABDODON
PARKOSAURUS
PARKOSAURUS warrenae
PARONYCHODON
PARONYCHODON caperatus ?
PARONYCHODON explanatus ?
PARONYCHODON lacutris
PARROSAURUS
PARVICURSOR remotus
PATAGONYKUS
PATAGONYKUS puertai
PATAGOSAURUS
PATAGOSAURUS fariasi
PATRICOSAURUS merocratus
PAWPAWSAURUS
PAWPAWSAURUS campbelli
PECTINODON
PECTINODON asiamericanus
PECTINODON bakkeri
PEISHANSAURUS philemys
PEKINOSAURUS
PEKINOSAURUS olseni
PELECANIMIMUS
PELECANIMIMUS polyodon
PELLEGRINISAURUS powelli
PELOROSAURUS
PELOROSAURUS becklessi ""
PELOROSAURUS conybearei
PELOROSAURUS humerocristatus
PELOROSAURUS mackesoni
PELOROSAURUS sp. (1)
PELOROSAURUS sp. (2)
PELOROSAURUS sp. (3)
PELOROSAURUS sp. (4)
PELOROSAURUS sp. (5)
PELTOSAURUS
PENTACERATOPS
PENTACERATOPS fenestratus
PENTACERATOPS sternbergii
PHAEDROLOSAURUS ilikensis
PHUWIANGOSAURUS
PHUWIANGOSAURUS sirindhornae
PHYLLODON
PHYLLODON henkeli
PIATNITZKYSAURUS
PIATNITZKYSAURUS floresi
PICRODON
PINACOSAURUS
PINACOSAURUS grangeri
PINACOSAURUS mephistocephalus
PINACOSAURUS ninghsiensis
PISANOSAURUS
PISANOSAURUS merti
PIVETEAUSAURUS
PIVETEAUSAURUS divesensis
PLANICOXA venenica
PLATEOSAURAVUS
PLATEOSAURUS
PLATEOSAURUS cullingworthi
PLATEOSAURUS diagnosticus ?
PLATEOSAURUS elizae
PLATEOSAURUS engelhardti
PLATEOSAURUS erlenbergiensis
PLATEOSAURUS fraasianus
PLATEOSAURUS integer
PLATEOSAURUS longiceps
PLATEOSAURUS ornatus
PLATEOSAURUS plieningeri
PLATEOSAURUS poligniensis
PLATEOSAURUS quenstedti
PLATEOSAURUS reinigeri
PLATEOSAURUS robustus
PLATEOSAURUS stormbergenis
PLATEOSAURUS torgeri
PLATEOSAURUS trossingensis
PLEUROCOELUS
PLEUROCOELUS altus
PLEUROCOELUS montanus
PLEUROCOELUS nanus
PLEUROCOELUS valdensis
PLEUROPELTUS suessi
PNEUMATOARTHRUS
PODOKESAURUS
PODOKESAURUS holykensis
POEKILOPLEURON
POEKILO

 

QANTASSAURUS
QINLINGOSAURUS luonanensis
QUAESITOSAURUS
QUAESITOSAURUS orientalis
QUILMESAURUS curriei

RACHITREMA
RAHONAVIS ostromi
RAPATOR
RAPATOR ornitholestoides
RAPETOSAURUS krausei
RAYOSOSAURUS agrioensis
REBBACHISAURUS
REBBACHISAURUS garasbae
REBBACHISAURUS tamesnensis
REBBACHISAURUS tessonei
REGNOSAURUS
REGNOSAURUS northamptoni 1
REGNOSAURUS northamptoni 2
REVUELTOSAURUS callenderi
REVUELTOSAURUS hunti Nomen Ex Dissertatione
RHABDODON
RHABDODON priscus
RHABDODON septimanicus
RHADINOSAURUS alcinus
RHODANOSAURUS ludgunensis
RHOETOSAURUS
RHOETOSAURUS brownei
RHOPALODON
RICARDOESTESIA
RICARDOESTESIA gilmorei
RICARDOESTESIA isosceles
RICHARDOESTESIA
RILEYA
RILEYASUCHUS bristolensis
RINCHENIA
RINCHENIA mongoliensis
RIOARRIBASAURUS colberti
RIOJASAURUS
RIOJASAURUS incertus
RIOJASUCHUS
ROCASAURUS muniozi
ROCCOSAURUS
RUEHLEIA bedheimensis

SAICHANIA
SAICHANIA chulsanensis
SALTASAURUS
SALTASAURUS australis
SALTASAURUS loricatus
SALTASAURUS robustus
SALTOPUS elgininsis
SALTRIOSAURUS
SANCHUSAURUS
SANGONGHESAURUS
SANPASAURUS yaoi (1)
SANPASAURUS yaoi (2)
SANTANARAPTOR placidus
SARCOLESTES
SARCOLESTES leedsi
SARCOSAURUS
SARCOSAURUS andrewski
SARCOSAURUS woodi
SATURNALIA tupiniquim
SAURAECHINODON
SAURAECHMODON
SAUROLOPHUS
SAUROLOPHUS angustirostris
SAUROLOPHUS kryschtofovici
SAUROLOPHUS osborni
SAUROPELTA
SAUROPELTA edwardsi
SAUROPHAGANAX maximus
SAUROPHAGUS
SAUROPHAGUS maximus ?
SAUROPLITES scutiger
SAUROPODES
SAUROPOSEIDON proteles
SAURORNITHOIDES
SAURORNITHOIDES junior
SAURORNITHOIDES mongoliensis
SAURORNITHOLESTES
SAURORNITHOLESTES langstoni
SCAPHONYX
SCELIDOSAURUS
SCELIDOSAURUS harrisonii
SCIPIONYX samniticus
SCLEROMOCHLUS
SCOLOSAURUS
SCOLOSAURUS cutleri
SCROTUM humanum
SCUTELLOSAURUS
SCUTELLOSAURUS lawleri
SECERNOSAURUS
SECERNOSAURUS koerneri
SEGISAURUS
SEGISAURUS halli
SEGNOSAURUS
SEGNOSAURUS galbinensis
SEISMOSAURUS
SEISMOSAURUS halli
SEISMOSAURUS hallorum
SELLOSAURUS
SELLOSAURUS fraasi
SELLOSAURUS gracilis
SHAMOSAURUS
SHAMOSAURUS scutatus
SHANSHANOSAURUS
SHANSHANOSAURUS houyanshanensis
SHANTUNGOSAURUS
SHANTUNGOSAURUS giganteus
SHANXIA tianzhenensis
SHANYANGOSAURUS niupanggouensis
SHUNOSAURUS
SHUNOSAURUS lii
SHUNOSAURUS ziliujingensis
SHUVOSAURUS
SHUVOSAURUS inexpectacus
SHUVUUIA deserti
SIAMOSAURUS suteethorni
SIAMOTYRANNUS
SIAMOTYRANNUS isanensis
SIGILMASSASAURUS
SIGILMASSASAURUS brevicollis
SILUOSAURUS zhangqiani
SILVISAURUS
SILVISAURUS condrayi
SINOCOELURUS fragilis
SINORNITHOIDES
SINORNITHOIDES youngi
SINORNITHOSAURUS millenii
SINOSAUROPTERYX
SINOSAUROPTERYX prima
SINOSAURUS triassicus
SINOVENATOR changii
SINRAPTOR
SINRAPTOR dongi
SINRAPTOR hepingensis
SMILODON
SONORASAURUS
SONORASAURUS thompsoni
SPHENOSAURUS
SPHENOSPONDYLUS gracilis
SPINOSAURUS
SPINOSAURUS aegyptiacus
SPINOSAURUS maroccanus n. sp.
SPINOSAURUS sp. (1)
SPINOSAURUS sp. (2)
SPINOSAURUS sp. (3)
SPINOSAURUS sp. (4)
SPINOSUCHUS
SPONDYLOSOMA
SPONDYLOSOMA absconditum
SQUALODON
STAURIKOSAURUS
STAURIKOSAURUS pricei
STAURIKOSAURUS sp. (1)
STAURIKOSAURUS sp. (2)
STEGOCERAS
STEGOCERAS breve
STEGOCERAS browni
STEGOCERAS edmontonense
STEGOCERAS lambei
STEGOCERAS validum
STEGOPELTA landerensis
STEGOSAURIDES excavatus
STEGOSAURUS
STEGOSAURUS affinis
STEGOSAURUS armatus
STEGOSAURUS duplex
STEGOSAURUS excavatus
STEGOSAURUS longispinus
STEGOSAURUS madagascariensis
STEGOSAURUS marshi
STEGOSAURUS priscus
STEGOSAURUS stenops ?
STEGOSAURUS sulcatus
STEGOSAURUS ungulatus
STENONYCHOSAURUS
STENONYCHOSAURUS inequalis
STENOPELIX
STENOPELIX valdensis
STENOTHOLUS
STENOTHOLUS kohleri
STEPHANOSAURUS
STEREOCEPHALUS
STEREOCEPHALUS tutus
STEREOSAURUS
STERRHOLOPHUS flabellatus
STOKESOSAURUS
STOKESOSAURUS clevelandi
STRENUSAURUS
STRENUSAURUS procerus
STREPTOSPONDYLUS
STREPTOSPONDYLUS altdorfensis
STREPTOSPONDYLUS cuvieri
STREPTOSPONDYLUS major
STRUTHIOMIMUS
STRUTHIOMIMUS altus
STRUTHIOMIMUS antiquus
STRUTHIOMIMUS brevitertius
STRUTHIOMIMUS curreli
STRUTHIOMIMUS ingens
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TALARURUS
TALARURUS plicatospineus
TANGVAYOSAURUS hoffeti
TANIUS
TANIUS chingkankouensis
TANIUS laiyangensis
TANIUS prynadai
TANIUS sinensis
TANYSTROPHEUS
TANYSTROPHEUS posthumus
TANYSTROPHEUS willistoni
TANYSTROSUCHUS
TAPINOCEPHALUS
TARASCOSAURUS
TARASCOSAURUS salluvicus
TARBOSAURUS
TARBOSAURUS bataar
TARBOSAURUS efremovi
TARCHIA
TARCHIA gigantea
TARCHIA kielanae
TATISAURUS
TATISAURUS oehleri
TAVEIROSAURUS
TAVEIROSAURUS costai
TAWASAURUS minor
TECHNOSAURUS
TECHNOSAURUS smalli
TECOVASAURUS
TECOVASAURUS murryi
TEHUELCHESAURUS benitezii
TEINUROSAURUS sauvagei
TELEOCRATER
TELMATOSAURUS
TELMATOSAURUS transsylvanicus
TENANTOSAURUS
TENCHISAURUS
TENDAGURIA tanzaniensis
TENONTOSAURUS
TENONTOSAURUS ?dossi?
TENONTOSAURUS tilletti
TERATOSAURUS
TERATOSAURUS minor
TERATOSAURUS trossingensis
TERMATOSAURUS
TETRAGONOSAURUS
TETRAGONOSAURUS cranibrevis
TETRAGONOSAURUS erectofrons
TETRAGONOSAURUS praeceps
TEXASETES
TEXASETES pleurohalio
TEYUWASU barbarenai
THECOCOELURUS
THECODONTOSAURUS
THECODONTOSAURUS antiquus
THECODONTOSAURUS browni
THECODONTOSAURUS diagnosticus
THECODONTOSAURUS dubius
THECODONTOSAURUS gibbedens
THECODONTOSAURUS hermannianus
THECODONTOSAURUS minor
THECODONTOSAURUS skirtopodus
THECOSPONDYLUS daviesi
THECOSPONDYLUS horneri
THERIZINOSAURUS
THERIZINOSAURUS cheloniformis
THEROSAURUS mantelli
THESCELOSAURUS
THESCELOSAURUS edmontonius
THESCELOSAURUS garbanii
THESCELOSAURUS neglectus
THESCELOSAURUS sp. "" NN
THESCELOSAURUS warrenae
THESPESIUS edmontonensis
THESPESIUS occidentalis
THESPESIUS saskatchewanensis
THOTOBOLOSAURUS
TIANCHIASAURUS
TIANCHIASAURUS nedegoapeferkima
TIANCHUNGOSAURUS
TIANZHENOSAURUS youngi
TICHOSTEUS
TICHOSTEUS aequifacies
TICHOSTEUS lucasanus
TIENSHANOSAURUS
TIENSHANOSAURUS chitaiensis
TIMIMUS
TIMIMUS hermani
TITANOSAURUS
TITANOSAURUS australis
TITANOSAURUS blanfordi
TITANOSAURUS colberti
TITANOSAURUS dacus
TITANOSAURUS falloti
TITANOSAURUS indicus
TITANOSAURUS lydekkeri
TITANOSAURUS madagascariensis
TITANOSAURUS montanus
TITANOSAURUS nanus
TITANOSAURUS rahioliensis
TITANOSAURUS robustus
TITANOSAURUS valdensis ""
TOCHISAURUS
TOCHISAURUS nemegtensis
TOMODON horrificus
TONOUCHISAURUS
TONOUCHISAURUS mongoliensis
TORNIERIA
TORNIERIA dixeyi
TOROSAURUS
TOROSAURUS gladius
TOROSAURUS latus
TOROSAURUS utahensis
TORVOSAURUS
TORVOSAURUS tanneri
TRACHODON altidens
TRACHODON amurense
TRACHODON atavus
TRACHODON breviceps
TRACHODON cantabrigiensis
TRACHODON longiceps
TRACHODON marginatus
TRACHODON mirabilis
TRACHODON selwyni
TRIALESTES
TRIASSOLESTES
TRIBELESODON
TRICERATOPS
TRICERATOPS albertensis
TRICERATOPS alticornis
TRICERATOPS brevicornus
TRICERATOPS calicornis
TRICERATOPS elatus
TRICERATOPS eurycephalus
TRICERATOPS flabellatus
TRICERATOPS galeus
TRICERATOPS hatcheri
TRICERATOPS horridus
TRICERATOPS ingens
TRICERATOPS maximus
TRICERATOPS obtusus
TRICERATOPS prorsus
TRICERATOPS serratus
TRICERATOPS sp
TRICERATOPS sulcatus
TRIMUCRODON cuneatus
TRIPRIODON caperatus
TRIPROTODON
TRIPROTODON caperatus
TROODON
TROODON asiamercanus
TROODON bexelli
TROODON edmontonensis
TROODON formosus
TROODON isfarensis
TROODON sternbergi
TROODON wyomingensis
TSAGANTEGIA
TSAGANTEGIA longicranialis
TSINTAOSAURUS
TSINTAOSAURUS spinorhinus
TUGULUSAURUS faciles
TUOJIANGOSAURUS
TUOJIANGOSAURUS multispinus
TURANOCERATOPS tardabilis
TYLOCEPHALE
TYLOCEPHALE gilmorei
TYLOSTEUS
TYLOSTEUS ornatus
TYRANNOSAURUS
TYRANNOSAURUS bataar
TYRANNOSAURUS lanpingensis
TYRANNOSAURUS luanchuanensis
TYRANNOSAURUS rex
TYRANNOSAURUS stanwinstonorum
TYRANNOSAURUS turpanensis
TYREOPHORUS

UDANOCERATOPS
UDANOCERATOPS tschizhovi
UGROSAURUS olsoni
UINTASAURUS
UINTASAURUS douglassi
ULTRASAUROS
ULTRASAUROS macintoshi
ULTRASAURUS
ULTRASAURUS macintoshi
ULTRASAURUS tabriensis
UMARSAURUS sicinski
UNENLAGIA comahuensis
UNICEROSAURUS
UNQUILLOSAURUS
UNQUILLOSAURUS ceibalii
UTAHRAPTOR
UTAHRAPTOR ostrommaysi
UTAHRAPTOR ostrommaysorum


VALDORAPTOR
VALDORAPTOR oweni
VALDOSAURUS

 

WAKINOSAURUS
WAKINOSAURUS satoi
WALGETTOSUCHUS woodwardi
WALKERIA
WALKERIA maleriensis
WALKERSAURU hesperis [nomen nudum]
WANNANOSAURUS
WANNANOSAURUS yansiensis
WELLNHOFERIA grandis
WUERHOSAURUS
WUERHOSAURUS homheni
WUERHOSAURUS ordosensis
WYLEYIA valdensis
WYOMINGRAPTOR ""
XENOTARSOSAURUS
XENOTARSOSAURUS bonapartei
XIAOSAURUS dashanpensis
XUANHANOSAURUS
XUANHANOSAURUS qilixiaensis
XUANHUASAURUS niei

YALEOSAURUS
YANDUSAURUS
YANDUSAURUS hongheensis
YANDUSAURUS multidens
YANGCHUANOSAURUS
YANGCHUANOSAURUS hepingensis
YANGCHUANOSAURUS longqiaoensis
YANGCHUANOSAURUS magnus
YANGCHUANOSAURUS shangyouensis
YAVERLANDIA
YAVERLANDIA bitholus
YAXARTOSAURUS
YEZOSAURUS
YIBINOSAURUS zhoui
YIMENOSAURUS
YIMENOSAURUS youngi
YINGSHANOSAURUS jichuanensis
YUBASAURUS
YUNNANOSAURUS
YUNNANOSAURUS huangi
YUNNANOSAURUS robustus

ZANCLODON
ZANCLODON cambrensis
ZANCLODON laevis
ZANCLODON plieningeri
ZANCLODON quenstedti
ZAPHSALIS
ZAPHSALIS abradus
ZAPSALIS
ZAPSALIS abradens
ZATOMUS
ZEPHYROSAURUS
ZEPHYROSAURUS schaffi
ZIGONGOSAURUS
ZIGONGOSAURUS fuxiensis
ZIZHONGOSAURUS
ZIZHONGOSAURUS chuanchengensis
ZIZHONGOSAURUS huangshibanensis
ZUNICERATOPS christopheri

 

That's over 2000 specimens alone--and it only represents a rough portion of Dinosaur species. Add that to the apparent number of species on Earth-30 million. Add to that all the other prehistoric animals which are dead-Pteranodons, Plesiosaurs, Saber-Toothed Tigers, Wooly Mammoths, Giant sharks, protomammals, dimetrodons, giant crocidilles, ancient amphibions, dyclops, giant sloths...

The list goes on and on.

Even at the size of a naval battlecruiser, that's a lot of animals.

And that's a lot of animals to suddenly go extinct all of a sudden.

Let's face it--mankind would constantly be running from Velociraptor packs, trying to avoid stampedes-not to mention their homes getting smooshed to bits-and wouldn't they have found some way to tame at least some species? How come there aren't any records of peole using Sauropods for mounts?

 

Here's an article concerning Luis Alvarez's theory of how the dinosaurs might have become extinct through the discovery of the rare metal iridium.

GO 'CLONES!

 

So we found a huge asteroid crater at Yucatan and the rare metal called Iridium is found all over the world in the same earth layer, which is 65 million years old.

That's enough proof IMO

 

BTW more on the "Behemoth". Sauropods did not feed on grass. They fed on trees. And dinosaurs that fed on grass do not fit the definition of Behemoth...

 

More on Behemoth. WARNING the following content might be a little inappropiate for younger readers as we go into discussion of genitals and fertility idols.

Also, Sauropods-or any dinosaur for that matter-could not possibly have navels, as Job 40:16 says the Behemoth has. Dinosaurs are hatched from eggs.
Boosting the upper post a bit, Sauropods would *seriously* have to bend their necks, perhaps break a few bones in order to reach down and eat grass. They just were not built for it.
Finally, after doing some research, it has become evident to me that the part about Behemoth having "tails" and "Stones" is actually mistranslation of a Hebrew name for "Penis" and "Testicles". Keep in mind that reptiles including archosaurs do not possesses genetalia in the sense we do. So if JOB was describing anything, he was describing a large grass-eating mammal of some kind, with a big err..."Package". It is possible he was referring to the Pagan fertility God known as Baal, on which worshippers were made to kiss or perform fellatio on a statue of Baal. Levithian, judging by the description, is probably a crocidille or Snake, which were also worshipped by Pagans in the same area. In fact Levithian may have been an early prototype for Satan.