Ceratosaurus had sharp teeth primarily for hunting and consuming prey. These teeth allowed them to grasp and rip flesh efficiently, which was essential for their carnivorous diet. Their sharp, serrated teeth were well-suited for slicing through the tough hides and muscle of their prey, enabling them to thrive as predators in their ecosystem.
A Ceratosaurus both ran and walked.
no because on my book it says ceratosaurus was carnivore and its a scavenger on Jurassic park it was scavenging
Although it was briefly considered, ceratosaurus is currently placed in it's own family, ceratosauridae
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carnotaurus was larger and slightly faster then ceratosaurus. carnotaurus had smaller teeth designed for ripping flesh while ceratosaurus had larger teeth desighned for killing prey and slicing through flesh so i would say its a draw
no, it was in a group ceratosauria
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Okey. Lets size 'em up. Dilophosaurus and Ceratosaurus were both 23 feet long, but cerato out-wieghed its rival by 1,000 pounds. Dilophosaurus was faster and smater, but Ceratosaurus was stronger and had much larger teeth and jaws. So who would come ontop? In my opinion, Ceratosaurus.
Ceratosaurus
it should be around a human theeth?
Very Rarley but yes