Antarctopelta oliveroi Scale:1:35 commonly known as "duck-billed dinosaurs"

commonly known as "duck-billed dinosaurs"

with a toothless beak that suggested an omnivorous diet

approximately 68-66 million years ago

que incluye a las ballenas dentadas de gran tamaño conocidas por su característica cabeza enorme y su capacidad para sumergirse a grandes profundidades en busca de presas

la cual se estima en alrededor de 10

Antarctopelta oliveroi Scale:1:35 commonly known as "duck-billed dinosaurs"Antarctopelta oliveroi is an ankylosaur dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous, approximately 74 70 million years ago, in what is now Antarctica. Its discovery was significant because it was the first ankylosaur dinosaur identified on the Antarctic continent and one of the few dinosaurs found in this polar region. The fossil remains of this dinosaur were found on James Ross Island, in strata corresponding to the Santa Marta Formation, and were