(pronounced NAY-meg-toe-SAWR-us) Nemegtosaurus was a sauropod dinosaur from the late Cretaceous period , about 75-70 million years ago. This quadrupedal plant eater had a long neck, a long, small head with lance-like teeth, and a long tail. It was named by Nowinski (in 1971) for the Nemegt Basin in the Gobi desert of southern Mongolia, where the sk...
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Nemegtosaurus was a dinosaur of the Cretaceous period. The only remains discovered of Nemegtosaurus were a skull, found in 1965 in the Gobi Desert. The skull was long and sloped forward, the mouth was furnished with a small peg-like teeth at the front of the jaws.
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Nemegtosaurus A “Nemegt lizard” from Late Cretaceous Nemegt Basin (rock beds), in the Gobi desert, southern Mongolia; where it was discovered. Named by Aleksander Nowinski in 1971.
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