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Edmontosaurus

About Edmontosaurus
Named Edmontosaurus in 1917 by Lawrence Lambe, fossils of Edmontosaurus have since been found in many parts of Western North America. These fossils suggest that Edmontosaurus probably migrated with the seasons.
A number of unique fossils of Edmontosaurus have been found, including a partially mummified fossil with food contents in the gut region, and skin impressions.
Edmontosaurus was a large hadrosaur, or duckbilled dinosaur. Like most other hadrosaurs, this animal had a toothless beak, with teeth further back in the cheeks. These teeth were arranged in a manner that allowed them to remain sharp by sliding back and forth against each other.
The skull shows signs that Edmontosaurus may have had large inflatable flaps of skin near its nose, perhaps used to attract a mate, or to make a loud honking noise.

What is this dinosaur's name? Edmontosaurus How do I pronounce Edmontosaurus? Ed-mon-toe-sore-uss What does the name Edmontosaurus mean? Lizard of Edmonton, Alberta How long was Edmontosaurus? 42.00 feet 13.00 meters How heavy was Edmontosaurus? 8000.00 pounds 4000.00 kilograms What dinosaur class was Edmontosaurus assigned to? Ornithopoda What did Edmontosaurus eat? Plants How many years ago did Edmontosaurus live? 75,000,000 Years Ago In what period did Edmontosaurus live? Late Cretaceous Where did Edmontosaurus live? North Dakota, Alberta, Colorado, Montana, North America, Saskatchewan, South Dakota, Wyoming

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