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The Barosaurus, a long-necked sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period, is estimated to have had a lifespan of around 70 to 100 years. Like many large dinosaurs, its lifespan would have been influenced by various factors, including predation, health, and environmental conditions. However, specific details about its longevity remain speculative due to the limited fossil record.
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What is the genus and species of a barosaurous?
Barosaurus is actually the genus, while lentus is the species. So, the full scientific name is: Barosaurus lentus
Where does the barosaurus live?
i think they live in the gongle
How big is a Barosaurus tooth in length?
10 inches
What is the predator of a Barosaurus?
The sheer bulk of Barosaurus kept it safe from predators, so a full grown adult would be fine. Young, old, sick, and weak would probably be hunted by Allosaurus, though.
How long ago did the barosaurus live?
Barosaurus were a type of sauropod that lived in the Jurassic period. Their fossils are between 155 and 148 million years old. That means that Barosaurus existed beginning in the Kimmeridgian and into the Tithonian stages of the Jurassic.
Is a brontosaurus a meat or plant eater?
Barosaurus was an 86 foot long, long necked, herbivorous (plant eating) dinosaur.
What did a barosaurus eat?
It could but only Dinosaurs like routops and oranasaurus
What is the lifespan of hair?
Hair is dead, hence no lifespan. it is the lifespan as yourself you dubmsass
What is a manatees lifespan?
5year lifespan
What is Betelgeuse's lifespan?
20 lifespan
What is the lifespan of a rafflesia?
what is the lifespan of a rafflesia?
What dinosaur used its tail to fight?
diplodocus used it's tail to fight away giant carnivores such as T-rex. Barosaurus and apatosaurus also use their tail to protect themselves. Ankylosaurus uses it's tail to fight with predators. Barosaurus is very much similar to diplodocus itself , but with slight difference: much longer backbones(vertebrae),a shorter tail,& much longer neck.
