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Titanosaurus was first discovered and named in 1870 in India. What we know about this dinosaur is based on just a few fossils. It was not until 1996 that a good skull specimen was discovered by Ruben Martinez.
This skull showed that Titanosaurus had a long narrow head, with small evenly spaced teeth similar to a garden rake.
It is believed that Titanosaurus may have had a number of spike-like lumps, and a line of dragon-like spines.
Yaverlandia
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Yaverlandia
Yaverlandia was discovered in the 1930s on Wight, or Dinosaur Island, England. A very small dinosaur, Yaverlandia is known only from a partial skull fossil.
This pachycephalosauria, or boneheaded dinosaur had two distinct lumps or domes on the top of its head.
Because of the lack of fossil evidence, we know very little indeed about Yaverlandia.
