Kentrosaurus was a close relative of the stegosaurus. It measured about 15 ft long and 7 ft tall. It was much smaller than Stegosaurus, which was 30 ft long and 14 ft tall.
it is a kind of dinosaur
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Kentrosaurus is a dinosaur. Its fossils were found in Tanzania.
Kentrosaurus is a herbivore, as in a dinosaur species adapted to eating only plants. According to the said 'dentary', it suggests that this dinosaur was following a somehow strictly herbivorous diet. From its posture, some theories aroused indicating that Kentrosaurus fed on fruits and vegetation growing low, due to its inability to reach relatively higher food.
No, there was Huayangosaurus,Tuojiangosaurus,Lexovisaurus,Wuerhosaurus, Craterosaurus,Dravidosaurus,Paranthodon and Kentrosaurus.
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Kentrosaurus, means "pointed lizard". It is a genus of stegosaur dinosaur from the Late Jurassic Period. It is most closely related to the Stegosaurus of North America, which lived in the Kimmeridgian stage from 156 to 151 million years ago.
The kentrosaurus was a stegosaurid dinosaur that scientist believed to have lived during the late Jurassic Period. It was a herbivore, so the kentrosaurus would have eaten plants. Due to its shorter stature this would have been plants lower to the ground like grasses and smaller trees.
Kentrosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period. It primarily fed on low-lying vegetation, such as ferns and cycads, using its beak-like mouth to strip leaves. Its distinctive plates and spikes likely served as defense mechanisms against predators, while its small size compared to larger sauropods allowed it to occupy a different ecological niche.
Kentrosaurus was created in 1915.
The Kentrosaurus lived about 155 million years ago.
There were thousands of armoured dinosaurs in the Jurassic and Cretaceous eras. Here are a few:- Ankylosaurus- Sauropelta- Edmontonia- Triceratopps- Stegosaurus- Kentrosaurus- Scelidosaurus- Albertosaurus-TUOJIANGOSAURUS- HUAYANGOSAURUS