Look up: Melanorosaurus

1. Melanorosaurus
   (pronounced muh-LAN-or-oh-SAWR-us) Melanorosaurus meaning black mountain lizard) was a large, heavy prosauropod, an early plant-eating saurischian dinosaur. It lived during the late Triassic period , about 228 to 219 million years ago. It walked on four sturdy legs, was about 40 feet (12 m) long, had a long neck, long tail, thick bones, a bulky body, five-toed feet, and a small head. Its rear legs were longer than its front legs. Its fossils have been found in South Africa. Melanorosaurus was na…
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2. Melanorosaurus
   `Melanorosaurus`, `Black Mountain Lizard`, from the (Greek `melano-/μελανο-` `black`, `oros/οÃ?Â?οÃ?‚` `mountain` + `saurus/Ã?ƒαÃ?…Ã?Â?οÃ?‚` `lizard`, was a 12 meter long sauropod dinosaur that lived in the Late Triassic period. A herbivore from South Africa, it had a great body and sturdy limbs, suggesting it moved about on all fours. Limb bones were massive and weighty, like sauropod limb bones. But, like most sauropods vertebrae, its spinal ...
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3. Melanorosaurus
   `Melanorosaurus`, `Black Mountain Lizard`, from the (Greek `melano-/μελανο-` `black`, `oros/οÃ?Â?οÃ?‚` `mountain` + `saurus/Ã?ƒαÃ?…Ã?Â?οÃ?‚` `lizard`, was a 12 meter long sauropod dinosaur that lived in the Late Triassic period. A herbivore from South Africa, it had a great body and sturdy limbs, suggesting it moved about on all fours. Limb bones were massive and weighty, like sauropod limb bones. But, like most sauropods vertebrae, its spinal ...
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4. Melanorosaurus
   Melanorosaurus Translated as “black mountain lizard” from Late Triassic South Africa. Named for Thaba ‘Nyama, “Black Mountain”, in the Cape Province of South Africa, where the fossil was found. Named by paleontologist Sydney H. Haughton in 1924.
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