Diplodocus carnegii albertosaurus Snout-tail length 295 mm

Snout-tail length 295 mm

Cannibalism may have been a survival strategy in an environment where prey was scarce

These fossils are important to paleontologists because they provide information about the evolution and ecology of ammonites in the Late Cretaceous

Length 140 mm

reflecting the enormous claws that this dinosaur possessed

Diplodocus carnegii albertosaurus Snout-tail length 295 mmDiplodocus carnegii is a species of sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 150 million years ago. Diplodocus carnegii was a large dinosaur, reaching impressive lengths. It is estimated to have been around 27 meters long, with an extremely long neck and tail. Its body was relatively thin and elongated, supported by robust legs and distinctive spines. The most notable characteristic of Diplodocus carnegii is its long