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+ | |Name = Corythosaurus |
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+ | |image = [[File:Corythosaurus.png|300 px]] |
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+ | |Meaning = helmet lizard |
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+ | |Height = 10 meters |
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+ | |Weight = 4 tonnes |
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+ | |Species = Dinosaur |
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+ | |home = Corythosaurus Canyon - North America |
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+ | |Time = Cretaceous Period |
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+ | |Family = Hadrosauridae |
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⚫ | |Diet = Herbivore}}Corythosaurus was a herbivore from the Cretaceous. We don't know for sure, but it may eaten needles from conifer trees or leaves from flowering plants. It used its crest to communicate to others of there kind. Corythosaurus lived in Western North America during the Cretaceous period. The most famous is the Corythosaurus family with Mr and Mrs Corythosaurus and Cory. |
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==Members== |
==Members== |
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− | *Corythosaurus |
+ | *[[Corythosaurus Family]] |
− | **Mr. Corythosaurus |
+ | **[[Mr. Corythosaurus]] |
− | **Mrs. Corythosaurus |
+ | **[[Mrs. Corythosaurus]] |
− | **Cory |
+ | **[[Cory]] |
+ | [[Category:Dinosaur]] |
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+ | [[Category:Cretaceous Period]] |
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+ | [[Category:Herbivore]] |
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+ | [[Category:Ornithopods]] |
Latest revision as of 18:04, 5 November 2020
Corythosaurus | |
Meaning | helmet lizard |
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Height | 10 meters |
Weight | 4 tonnes |
Species | Dinosaur |
Home | Corythosaurus Canyon - North America |
Time | Cretaceous Period |
Family | Hadrosauridae |
Diet | Herbivore |
Corythosaurus was a herbivore from the Cretaceous. We don't know for sure, but it may eaten needles from conifer trees or leaves from flowering plants. It used its crest to communicate to others of there kind. Corythosaurus lived in Western North America during the Cretaceous period. The most famous is the Corythosaurus family with Mr and Mrs Corythosaurus and Cory.