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'''''Stegosaurus''''' (Greek: στέγος ''stegos'', and σαῦρος ''sauros''; "roof lizard") was a genus of [[dinosaurs]] characterized by large, flat bony plates along its back. Stegosaurus had the smallest brain size of any dinosaur, measuring no larger than a walnut.
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'''''Stegosaurus''''' (Greek: στέγος ''stegos'', and σαῦρος ''sauros''; "roof lizard") was a genus of [[dinosaurs]]<ref name="Glyph">{{cite web|url=https://creation.com/angkor-saw-a-stegosaur|title=Angkor saw a stegosaur?|author=David Catchpoole|date=September 2007|accessdate=March 3, 2020}}</ref> characterized by large, flat bony plates along its back. Stegosaurus had the smallest brain size of any dinosaur, measuring no larger than a [[walnut]].
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==Cambodia glyph==
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A [[glyph]] in an [[Angkor]] temple in modern-day [[Cambodia]] appears to display a stegosaurus.<ref name="Glyph" />
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==References==
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Revision as of 02:11, March 3, 2020

Stegosaurus
Miller stegosaurus jpg.jpg
Scientific classification
Kingdom Information
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Information
Phylum Chordata
Class Information
Class Reptilia
Order Information
Superorder Dinosauria
Order Ornithischia
Sub-order Thyreophora
Infraorder Stegosauria
Family Information
Family Stegosauridae
Genus Information
Genus Stegosaurus
Species Information
Species S. armatus
S. longispinus
S. stenops
Population statistics
Conservation status Extinct

Stegosaurus (Greek: στέγος stegos, and σαῦρος sauros; "roof lizard") was a genus of dinosaurs[1] characterized by large, flat bony plates along its back. Stegosaurus had the smallest brain size of any dinosaur, measuring no larger than a walnut.

Cambodia glyph

A glyph in an Angkor temple in modern-day Cambodia appears to display a stegosaurus.[1]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 David Catchpoole (September 2007). Angkor saw a stegosaur?. Retrieved on March 3, 2020.