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Dromiceiomimus

About Dromiceiomimus
Dromiceiomimus was first discovered and named in 1924 in Alberta, Canada. This dinosaur closely resembled the modern day Emu of Australia, which is why it was named Dromiceiomimus, which means "Emu Mimic."

Dromiceiomimus was an Ornithomimosaur, or ostrich-like dinosaur. The Ornithomimosaurs, which came in a variety of species, were all very similar to one another. They typically had toothless beaks, long slender fingers, and were bipedal, meaning they walked on only two legs.

Dromiceiomimus' were longer than most other Ornithomimosaurs.

What is this dinosaur's name? Dromiceiomimus How do I pronounce Dromiceiomimus? Drom-es-say-owe-mim-uss What does the name Dromiceiomimus mean? Emu Mimic How long was Dromiceiomimus? 11.00 feet 3.50 meters How heavy was Dromiceiomimus? 256.00 pounds 120.00 kilograms What dinosaur class was Dromiceiomimus assigned to? Theropoda What did Dromiceiomimus eat? Plants and animals How many years ago did Dromiceiomimus live? 65,000,000 Years Ago In what period did Dromiceiomimus live? Late Cretaceous Where did Dromiceiomimus live? Alberta, North America

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