Lexovisaurus was one of the first dinosaurs from mid-to-Late Jurassic Europe, 164.7 mya to be discovered. It was a stegosaur. Its fossils (pieces of armor and limb bones) have been found in England and France. ==Discovery== In the early 1880s collector Alfred Nicholson Leeds acquired a skeleton of a dinosaur excavated at a small brick pit at the h...
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Lexovisaurus was a dinosaur of the Jurassic period. Lexovisaurus was a member of the Stegosaurus family with flat plate armour and round pointed spines that ran along its back and tail. It was about five metres long, a herbivore and walked on all-fours.
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Lexovisaurus “Lexovix lizard” from Middle Jurassic England and France. Its name comes from an ancient Gallic tribe, Lexovi, of Lyons, France. Named by Robert Hoffstetter in 1957.
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