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Climate was warmer and generally more humid due to active volcanism. Polar regions were free of ice sheets, and covered in forests. Angiosperms were abundant as well as forests. An Euoplocephalus would likely be found in a Riparian zone in North America.
https://www.britannica.com/science/Cretaceous-Period

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One site says it is about the height of a human's waist and another site says its about the height of an adult male human

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Weighed as much as 4 horses
Could eat 200 heads of lettuce  a day
Euoplocephalus- means "well armored head"
Has bony eyelids that act as shutters, cobblestone-like bony forehead, and pyramid shaped horns jutting from the back of the  head.
Has so much armor on the body that the underbelly is the only unprotected area.
Existed at the same time as some of the largest carnivores- Tyrannosaurus, Deinonuuchus, and Aublysodon
Fond in Dinosaur park and Horseshoe Canyon of Alberta, Canada
Could likely produce infrasonic calls
Has a secondary palate so that if could chew and breathe at the same time
Had an extensive and complex respiratory passage possibly amazing sense of smell
2m high, 6m long, 2 tonnes
Has small eyes and most probably weak vision
Brain could sit nicely inside a coffee cup
Ate low- growing plants, cyacads, and flowering plants. Likely used fermentation to digest food on account of massive rib cage and abdomen.
Could have used front legs to dig for tubers
Used club-like tail for large predator defense
Lived in Late Cretaceous  period, open woodland in North America

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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/scientists-discover-incredible-dinosaur-could-8855167

http://mentalfloss.com/article/60793/10-bristled-facts-about-psittacosaurus

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https://www.newdinosaurs.com/euoplocephalus/
http://www.bbcearth.com/walking-with-dinosaurs/modal/euoplocephalus/
https://www.q-files.com/prehistoric/dinosaur-species/euoplocephalus-and-the-ankylosaurs/
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/mesozoic/cretaceous/cretaceous.php http://www.livescience.com/29231-cretaceous-period.html

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"were walking the earth up to 133 million years ago"
Counter Shading: "This is where its underside becomes light and its upper portion is darker - which makes the animal appear flat and confuses their predators."
Habitat: forrests
"Psittacosaurus means "parrot-lizard" named after its parrot-like beak. It was an early relative of the three-horned Triceratops."

Lived in "north-eastern China from 133 million - 120 million years ago."

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Common Name: Nargacuga
Scientific Name: Nocturnus Feles Vespertilio (Nocturnal Cat Bat)
Era of Living: Jurassic - Cretaceous (144-66 Million Years Ago)
Characteristics: Flesh rending claws on each of its feet. Can climb walls. Tail with retractable spikes that are covered with a natural venom (similar to snake venom). Tail can also rattle like a rattle-snake. Bat-like ears for sounding out prey. Mouth full of canines for tearing off chunks of meat. Wings for flying, mostly uses them for short hops or bounds, they can also be used as a weapon; outer wings can be used like a club. Eagle-like eyes. Scales on the tail/feet and part of the legs. Fur on the rest of the body. Dog-like nose. Dark coloring for blending in during the nighttime. There are so few of them across the continent maybe 50. K-Species; very long-lived (maximum life-span of 150 years), hard time conceiving an offspring, so that is another reason why there are so few. Flying is very energy intensive. Kind of defenseless when young (1-10 years). Grows up quickly. Biggest it can get it; 2100 cm. Very territorial.
Feeding Habits: Omnivore. Has to eat 15 kg of meat a day, eats most of anything, even carrion. Comes down from the mountains to hunt in the jungles of the super continent.
Behaviors: Very Reclusive. Long sleeps. Doesn't like water. Will shake tail like a rattle-snake to warn off other predators.
Environments: Pretty much anywhere. Mostly in the mountains, or colder areas. Dark places.
History: A series of mutations from a species of bats during the last bit of the Triassic period and early Jurassic period.
Weaknesses: Can't swim very well, so it normally stays clear of deep rivers, also water will weigh down its wings. Doesn't have any natural "armor" on any part of its body. The spikes on the tail can sometimes get stuck into whatever it has struck with it. Can get into a blood rage, which will cause it to not be aware of its surroundings and be reckless.

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"gazelle-sized dinosaur"
Lived in present day China and Russia
Hatchlings most likely crawled, while adults probably preferred walking on two feet.
Swallowed stones to help digest and mash up the seeds and nuts that it ate
"long, tubular, and almost hair-like structures rooted above its tail"
"It was a Distant Relative of Triceratops"
"Psittacosaurus Might’ve Been a Strong Swimmer"
"some scientists even controversially believe that the animal spent much or most of its life paddling though lakes and river ways."
Young  individuals seem to have stuck together in groups for protection
Juveniles were prey to mammals

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Phytosaurus
- Late Triassic Period
- Semiaquatic
- Longer Snout and Heavily Armoured compared to modern Crocs
- Tooth serrations
- Eats mostly fish
- Died in the Carnian-Norian extinction
- Cannot look up very well
- 12 meters long
- 1 meters tall
- Cannot survive in cold areas or areas with no water
- Waterways of the USA, Brazil, Europe, northern Africa, Madagascar, India, Thailand and elsewhere were inhabited by phytosaurs
- Weren't good at attacking land animals

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/tetrapod-zoology/phytosaurs-mostly-gharial-snouted-reptiles-of-the-triassic-part-i/

https://www.google.com/search?q=phytosaur+meaning&safe=strict&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwicy9rTrODTAhWI2SYKHUwvDekQ_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=662#safe=strict&tbm=isch&q=phytosaur+bones&imgrc=XF9cm55gnTUCkM:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phytosaur