Stegosaurus had 17 bony plates on its back. The plates were arranged in two rows, one one each side of the spine, and rather than the plates being directly across from each other, they alternated, with a plate on one side, then a plate on the other side, and then a plate on the first side again. In addition to plates, they had four bony spikes called thagomizers at the end of the tail.
Stegosaurus plates aren't attached to the skeleton. They are connected to the Stegosaurus via the skin.
Stegosaurus had plates down it's back
yes it does it has plates on its back and spikes on its tail
Stegosaurus???
No one knows why Stegosaurus had plates...
That would describe the Stegosaurus a thyreophoran dinosaur.
I don't think that triceratops had plates on their backs. It was the stegosaurus which had plates. The plates made the stegosaurus difficult to be eaten.
Stegosaurus had bony plates on its back and tail.
The function of Stegosaurus's plates is not known. One theory is that the plates were a sort of armor, and that is why they are often called a Stegosaurus's armor.
The large dinosaur with defensive "plates" down its back is a stegosaurus.(genus Stegosaurus, species S. stenops, S. armatus, S. longispinus)
Spinosaurus had a large sail on its back that was connected to its spine. The sail may have been used for attracting mates, thermoregulation, and a new theory is it may have casted a shadow over a river to attract fish for the Spinosaurus to snatch.
You are referring to Stegosaurus. Stegosaurus was a slow, herbivorous dinosaur that had two rows of plates on its back, and four spikes on its tail as a self defense weapon.