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The Mansourasaurus dinosaur was one of the first dinosaurs to be discovered.

It was a herbivore and lived about 170 million years ago in Egypt during the Cretaceous period when it preyed upon plants such as ferns or cycads that grew along riversides near crocodiles called Allosaurids.

An ancient team of scientific researchers including Sallam, and Sertich Erik believe this animal used its teeth to grind up food before swallowing - similar to how cows chew cuds today!

This new species also possessed long spikes jutting out from their skulls which may have protected them against large predators like Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Its name means 'Egyptian lizard' and it had an unusually short tail like most other dinosaurs from this time period, but also possessed longer legs than any animal group of its species before or after them!

Its name was given after Dr. Mansoura Zayed who first studied the evolution of this amazing animal group!

It has many unique features that make it different to other dinosaurs, such as its small head and neck area compared with a body length; robust hind limbs for moving around on two feet rather than four (like most large herbivores). It was a creature with an unusual body shape found in the western deserts of Africa and Europe.

It had features of both theropods and sauropods, which were not very common in animals that lived during this time period!

It is not only one of the most unusual-looking African dinosaurs, but it also has some interesting facts.

For example, this herbivore had two horns on its forehead that were called sigmoidal crests; they may have served as sensory organs or formed part of predators' defense mechanisms against potential threats like biting insects when away from water sources at night time for instance.

This dinosaur also had rather unusual teeth compared with most animals today - instead, each square inch (6.45 sq. cm) consisted mostly of one separate tooth surfaces so think crowns without any serrations along their edges, unlike traditional razor-sharp cravings you might find in other species.

The fossils are preserved in the Museum of Natural History!

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Carnotaurus is one of the largest and most interesting dinosaurs you’ve ever heard about.

It lived during what we now call the Late Cretaceous period, which lasted from approximately 155-144 million years ago - the time in history when these creatures roamed around.

It had huge claws on its feet.

They had incredibly long necks and tails which made up over half their total length when fully grown and weaponized horns on top of their heads as well - this was used both defensively against predators but also offensively during mating season.

The males have been believed to fight other members.

It had an unusual physical feature based on the research done on the Carnotaurus fossil discovered by the famous paleontologist and unearthed between 2009 and 20211, which helped to make it stand out from other similar dinosaurs at the time and sparked many new famous discoveries for paleontologists in 2011 looking through old bones.

Carnivores like this are not all about size: they also need certain skills such as speed or intelligence so they can hunt their prey down before any animal has a chance to escape into the cover or find some way of fighting back.

It has always been a mystery as to how this animal could grow twice as big unlike other species when its metabolisms were too slow for it, but recent findings have shown that Carnotauruses had fast metabolism measure rates and large brains which gave them the ability not only eat more than other related species in their ecosystem (like Albertalli) but also do things like migrating long distances each season.

The Carnotaurus skin was thick and scaly.

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One of the most interesting pterosaurs species that existed a million years ago is the Ornithocheirus simus. It's an extinct species that lived during the Early Cretaceous period in the current-day Cambridge Greensand, England.

It had wings and could fly, so it used its abilities to hunt for fish in lakes or rivers near water sources where they would make their homes with other dinosaurs like themselves who also preferred staying close by food sources. Did you know that Ornithocheirus had feathers?

It's true!

Behind the wings on its hindquarters, it had a feathered coat to protect itself from predators. The Ornithocheirus size was moderate.

The species of Ornithocheirus is one of the largest, most fascinating, and intriguing pterosaurs that ever lived. It has an unusual head for a pterosaur, as well as several other unique features which make it stand out from its siblings in this family tree branch.

The remains and fossils of Ornithocheirus are more poorly preserved than most. This has made it difficult for paleontologists like Harry, and Seeley to study its anatomy and understand how this creature lived in ancient times, but thanks to recent advances they may soon be able to find out all there's left unanswered!

The Ornithocheirus wingspan was massive proportionately!

Its long wingspan would act and work as a typical bird hand for it. Whereas most dinosaurs were composed of soft tissues and meat, Ornithocheirus was made almost entirely out of convex bones.

The Ornithocheirus was a dinosaur that possibly had high mineral content in its bones. It also appears as if they were very strong, which could have been an advantage for this species when competing with other dinosaurs on Earth!

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The Saltasaurus is a creature that lived in the Late Cretaceous period. It had large nostrils on its face which were probably used for smelling out prey or monitoring environmental conditions like air humidity - this may have been useful since they roamed during several humid times when many plants would suffer from waterlogging.

These sauropods were also believed to be good at capturing fast jerky movements with their eyesight!

The Saltasaurus (means lizard) was a herbivore, but it did have some vicious predators.

When the giants took over our planet Earth around 65 or so million years ago, they were pretty big themselves with armor and conical-shaped teeth made out of strong salt and minerals that could pierce through flesh easily enough as you may expect.

It used its long neck and snake-like body for browsing, which is why it had such an awkward gait!

The most interesting thing discovered and found about these creatures is their teeth; they were used both day and night so as not to eat anything too tough like tree bark or woody branches when trying out new foods at mealtimes.

It had skinny range little arms but when threatened or attacked it could open its mouth wide revealing sharp conical-shaped teeth of salt and minerals as well as biting at enemies with those chompers.

It had a massive weight of 2.8 tons (2540 kg)!

The Saltasaurus prehistoric wildlife was very rich and interesting.

The Saltasaurus fossils were discovered and found by Powell in 1980 from regions of Argentina. The Saltasaurus skeleton was also recovered by researchers around the same time in 1980.

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