Snout-tail length 148 mm

Hunting scene in the Arctic winter of a Nanuqsaurus hoglundi on Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis in the Late Cretaceous Campanian period about 70 MA

prorsus)The Triceratops' natural habitat was in North America

Their habitat in the rift zone of southern Australia

with teeth adapted for different functions

Europasaurus holgeri Variant:Primed Snout-tail length 148 mmEuropasaurus holgeri is a species of dwarf sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic, specifically in the Kimmeridgian and Tithonian, approximately 154 150 million years ago. Dwelling in what is now Germany during the Late Jurassic, unlike its giant sauropod relatives, Europasaurus experienced an evolutionary phenomenon known as island dwarfism, where a species' body size decreases due to resource limitations on an island or isolated area.