The heaviest Ornithischians (Ornithischia) Top 10
The heaviest Ornithischians Top 10
Weight, dimensions, size of Ornithischians (Ornithischia)
The Ornithischia is one of the two clade of dinosaurs beside to the Saurischia.
To better distinguish the dinosaurs from each other, the British paleontologist Harry Govier Seeley (1839-1909) subdivided them in 1887. He divided the reptiles into Saurischia and Ornithischia. The distinction was based on the position of the pelvic bones, which were found in the skeletons of the dinosaurs. The lizard pterosaurs had an arrangement of the pelvic bones similar to that of other reptiles. In contrast, the pelvic dinosaurs show similarities to the birds in their pelvic structure. There is no relationship to them, because the birds developed from a sideline of the Saurischia.
Today we present the world’s largest list of Ornithischians (Ornithischia) ranked by weight. Soon we will present a list of the longest Ornithischians (Ornithischia).
The heaviest Ornithischians (Ornithischia) Top 10
No | Dinosaur | Weight [t] | Weight [kg] | Weight [lb] |
1 | Shantungosaurus giganteus | 16.5 t | 16 500 kg | 36 376 lb |
2 | Edmontosaurus annectens | 14.5 t | 14 500 kg | 31 967 lb |
3 | Barsboldia sicinskii | 13.3 t | 13 300 kg | 29 321 lb |
4 | Hypsibema crassicauda | 11.0 t | 11 000 kg | 24 251 lb |
5 | Triceratops maximus | 10.7 t | 10 700 kg | 23 589 lb |
6 | “Hadrosaurus” breviceps | 10.0 t | 10 000 kg | 22 046 lb |
7 | “Trachodon” longiceps | 9.1 t | 9 100 kg | 20 062 lb |
8 | Saurolophus angustirostris | 9.0 t | 9 000 kg | 19 842 lb |
9 | Magnapaulia laticaudus | 9.0 t | 9 000 kg | 19 842 lb |
10 | Ugrosaurus olsoni | 8.8 t | 8 800 kg | 19 401 lb |
11 | Iguanodon bernissartensis | 8.5 t | 8 500 kg | 18 739 lb |
12 | Triceratops horridus | 8.3 t | 8 300 kg | 18 298 lb |
13 | Eotriceratops xerinsularis | 8.2 t | 8 200 kg | 18 078 lb |
14 | Triceratops prorsus | 8.1 t | 8 100 kg | 17 857 lb |
15 | Triceratops albertensis | 7.8 t | 7 800 kg | 17 196 lb |
16 | Parrosaurus missouriensis | 7.5 t | 7 500 kg | 16 535 lb |
17 | Torosaurus latus | 7.0 t | 7 000 kg | 15 432 lb |
18 | Charonosaurus jiayinensis | 6.8 t | 6 800 kg | 14 991 lb |
19 | Edmontosaurus regalis | 6.6 t | 6 600 kg | 14 551 lb |
20 | Amurosaurus riabinini | 6.2 t | 6 200 kg | 13 669 lb |
21 | Lanzhousaurus magnidens | 6.0 t | 6 000 kg | 13 228 lb |
22 | Stegosaurus ungulatus | 6.0 t | 6 000 kg | 13 228 lb |
23 | Ankylosaurus magniventris | 6.0 t | 6 000 kg | 13 228 lb |
24 | Sinoceratops zhuchengensis | 5.7 t | 5 700 kg | 12 566 lb |
25 | Ornithotarsus immanis | 5.6 t | 5 600 kg | 12 346 lb |
26 | Hypacrosaurus stebingeri | 5.5 t | 5 500 kg | 12 125 lb |
27 | “Duranteceratops” | 5.5 t | 5 500 kg | 12 125 lb |
28 | Probrachylophosaurus bergei | 5.4 t | 5 400 kg | 11 905 lb |
29 | Shuangmiaosaurus gilmorei | 5.4 t | 5 400 kg | 11 905 lb |
30 | Hypacrosaurus altispinus | 5.3 t | 5 300 kg | 11 685 lb |
31 | Parasaurolophus tubicen | 5.3 t | 5 300 kg | 11 685 lb |
32 | Delapparentia turolensis | 5.1 t | 5 100 kg | 11 244 lb |
33 | Iguanacolossus fortis | 5.0 t | 5 000 kg | 11 023 lb |
34 | Triceratops sulcatus | 5.0 t | 5 000 kg | 11 023 lb |
35 | Yunganglong datongensis | 4.7 t | 4 700 kg | 10 362 lb |
36 | Saurolophus osborni | 4.5 t | 4 500 kg | 9 921 lb |
37 | Tsintaosaurus spinorhinus | 4.5 t | 4 500 kg | 9 921 lb |
38 | Datonglong tianzhenensis | 4.5 t | 4 500 kg | 9 921 lb |
39 | Barilium dawsoni | 4.3 t | 4 300 kg | 9 480 lb |
40 | Brachylophosaurus canadensis | 4.2 t | 4 200 kg | 9 259 lb |
41 | Kritosaurus navajovius | 4.2 t | 4 200 kg | 9 259 lb |
42 | Gryposaurus alsatei | 4.2 t | 4 200 kg | 9 259 lb |
43 | “Iguanodon” orientalis | 4.1 t | 4 100 kg | 9 039 lb |
44 | Corythosaurus casuarius | 4.1 t | 4 100 kg | 9 039 lb |
45 | Cedarpelta bilbeyhallorum | 4.0 t | 4 000 kg | 8 818 lb |
46 | Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis | 3.9 t | 3 900 kg | 8 598 lb |
47 | Stegosaurus armatus | 3.8 t | 3 800 kg | 8 378 lb |
48 | Stegosaurus stenops | 3.8 t | 3 800 kg | 8 378 lb |
49 | Titanoceratops ouranos | 3.8 t | 3 800 kg | 8 378 lb |
50 | Secernosaurus koerneri | 3.7 t | 3 700 kg | 8 157 lb |
51 | Edmontonia rugosidens | 3.7 t | 3 700 kg | 8 157 lb |
52 | Anasazisaurus horneri | 3.6 t | 3 600 kg | 7 937 lb |
53 | Dacentrurus armatus | 3.6 t | 3 600 kg | 7 937 lb |
54 | Magnamanus soriaensis | 3.5 t | 3 500 kg | 7 716 lb |
55 | Prosaurolophus maximus | 3.5 t | 3 500 kg | 7 716 lb |
56 | Olorotitan arharensis | 3.5 t | 3 500 kg | 7 716 lb |
57 | Lurdusaurus arenatus | 3.5 t | 3 500 kg | 7 716 lb |
58 | Parasaurolophus cyrtocristatus | 3.4 t | 3 400 kg | 7 496 lb |
59 | Plesiohadros djadokhtaensis | 3.4 t | 3 400 kg | 7 496 lb |
60 | Diracodon laticeps | 3.4 t | 3 400 kg | 7 496 lb |
61 | Denversaurus schlessmani | 3.4 t | 3 400 kg | 7 496 lb |
62 | Agathaumas sylvestris | 3.3 t | 3 300 kg | 7 275 lb |
63 | Bayannurosaurus perfectus | 3.2 t | 3 200 kg | 7 055 lb |
64 | Mandschurosaurus amurensis | 3.2 t | 3 200 kg | 7 055 lb |
65 | Parasaurolophus walkeri | 3.2 t | 3 200 kg | 7 055 lb |
66 | Adelolophus hutchisoni | 3.1 t | 3 100 kg | 6 834 lb |
67 | Gryposaurus notabilis | 3.1 t | 3 100 kg | 6 834 lb |
68 | “Hadrosaurus” cavatus | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
69 | Augustynolophus morrisi | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
70 | Muttaburrasaurus langdoni | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
71 | “Brachylophosaurus” goodwini | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
72 | Corythosaurus intermedius | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
73 | Gryposaurus latidens | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
74 | Sirindhorna khoratensis | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
75 | Miragaia longicollum | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
76 | Paranthodon africanus | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
77 | Bravoceratops polyphemus | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
78 | Edmontonia longiceps | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
79 | Ojoceratops fowleri | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
80 | Torosaurus utahensis | 3.0 t | 3 000 kg | 6 614 lb |
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