Kentrosaurus aethiopicus Variant:Hand painted in what we know today

in what we know today as the coastal region of Peru

Scale 1:6 - 240 mm

which includes large horns in the forehead area and a series of protrusions and crown-like decorations on the back of the head

This environment influenced the evolution of the animals and their adaptation to specific conditions

Medía alrededor de 2 metros de longitud y tenía una altura de aproximadamente 0

Kentrosaurus aethiopicus Variant:Hand painted in what we know todayKentrosaurus (K. aethiopicus 'Pointed lizard') is a genus of small stegosaurid dinosaur from the Kimmeridgian Age of the Upper Jurassic with a herbivorous, browsing diet and with olfactory bulbs; which suggests a highly developed sense of smell. It is believed that its diet consisted of ferns, cycads, conifers and possibly flowers and leaves of flowering plants and in order to process its food, Kentrosaurus had small, sharp teeth that it used to cut