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The longest Ornithischians (Ornithischia) TOP 10
The largest Ornithischians (Ornithischia) TOP 10
Length, dimensions, size of Ornithischians (Ornithischia)
The Ornithischia is one of the two clade of dinosaurs in addition to the Saurischia.
This distinction between dinosaurs was a big step towards better understanding of their relationships and was made in 1887 by Harry Govier Seeley from King’s College London . By then some well-preserved dinosaur skeletons had been described , and Seeley noticed that they could be divided into two groups based on their pelvic anatomy . Seeley called these two groups Saurischia and Ornithischia.
Today we present the world’s largest list of Ornithischians (Ornithischia) ranked by length. Soon we will present a list of the heaviest Ornithischians (Ornithischia).
The longest Ornithischians (Ornithischia) TOP 10
No | Dinosaur | Length [m] | Length [ft] |
1 | Shantungosaurus giganteus | 15.3 m | 50.2 ft |
2 | Edmontosaurus annectens | 15.0 m | 49.2 ft |
3 | Barsboldia sicinskii | 14.3 m | 46.9 ft |
4 | Hypsibema crassicauda | 14.0 m | 45.9 ft |
5 | “Hadrosaurus” breviceps | 13.7 m | 44.9 ft |
6 | Saurolophus angustirostris | 12.9 m | 42.3 ft |
7 | “Trachodon” longiceps | 12.8 m | 42.0 ft |
8 | Iguanodon bernissartensis | 12.5 m | 41.0 ft |
9 | Magnapaulia laticaudus | 12.5 – 14.8 m | 41.0 – 48.6 ft |
10 | Parrosaurus missouriensis | 12.0 m | 39.4 ft |
11 | Edmontosaurus regalis | 11.5 m | 37.7 ft |
12 | Ornithotarsus immanis | 11.2 m | 36.7 ft |
13 | Amurosaurus riabinini | 10.9 m | 35.8 ft |
14 | Probrachylophosaurus bergei | 10.6 m | 34.8 ft |
15 | Charonosaurus jiayinensis | 10.5 m | 34.4 ft |
16 | Delapparentia turolensis | 10.5 m | 34.4 ft |
17 | Hypacrosaurus stebingeri | 10.5 m | 34.4 ft |
18 | Hypacrosaurus altispinus | 10.4 m | 34.1 ft |
19 | Trachodon mirabilis | 10.4 m | 34.1 ft |
20 | Saurolophus osborni | 10.2 m | 33.5 ft |
21 | Barilium dawsoni | 10.0 m | 32.8 ft |
22 | Lanzhousaurus magnidens | 10.0 m | 32.8 ft |
23 | Shuangmiaosaurus gilmorei | 10.0 m | 32.8 ft |
24 | Iguanacolossus fortis | 9.8 m | 32.2 ft |
25 | “Iguanodon” orientalis | 9.8 m | 32.2 ft |
26 | Tsintaosaurus spinorhinus | 9.8 m | 32.2 ft |
27 | Brachylophosaurus canadensis | 9.7 m | 31.8 ft |
28 | Parasaurolophus tubicen | 9.7 m | 31.8 ft |
29 | Corythosaurus casuarius | 9.5 m | 31.2 ft |
30 | Magnamanus soriaensis | 9.5 m | 31.2 ft |
31 | Yunganglong datongensis | 9.5 m | 31.2 ft |
32 | Datonglong tianzhenensis | 9.3 m | 30.5 ft |
33 | Prosaurolophus maximus | 9.3 m | 30.5 ft |
34 | Stegosaurus ungulatus | 9.3 m | 30.5 ft |
35 | “Hadrosaurus” cavatus | 9.2 m | 30.2 ft |
36 | Triceratops maximus | 9.2 m | 30.2 ft |
37 | Kritosaurus navajovius | 9.1 m | 29.9 ft |
38 | Bayannurosaurus perfectus | 9.0 m | 29.5 ft |
39 | Gryposaurus alsatei | 9.0 m | 29.5 ft |
40 | “Hanwulosaurus” | 9.0 m | 29.5 ft |
41 | Olorotitan arharensis | 8.9 m | 29.2 ft |
42 | Augustynolophus morrisi | 8.8 m | 28.9 ft |
43 | “Claosaurus” affinis | 8.8 m | 28.9 ft |
44 | Lurdusaurus arenatus | 8.8 m | 28.9 ft |
45 | Muttaburrasaurus langdoni | 8.8 m | 28.9 ft |
46 | Kukufeldia tilgatensis | 8.7 m | 28.5 ft |
47 | Parasaurolophus cyrtocristatus | 8.7 m | 28.5 ft |
48 | Secernosaurus koerneri | 8.7 m | 28.5 ft |
49 | Anasazisaurus horneri | 8.6 m | 28.2 ft |
50 | “Brachylophosaurus” goodwini | 8.6 m | 28.2 ft |
51 | Corythosaurus intermedius | 8.6 m | 28.2 ft |
52 | Plesiohadros djadokhtaensis | 8.6 m | 28.2 ft |
53 | Ugrosaurus olsoni | 8.6 m | 28.2 ft |
54 | Triceratops horridus | 8.5 m | 27.9 ft |
55 | Eotriceratops xerinsularis | 8.4 m | 27.6 ft |
56 | Maiasaura peeblesorum | 8.4 m | 27.6 ft |
57 | Mandschurosaurus amurensis | 8.4 m | 27.6 ft |
58 | Triceratops prorsus | 8.4 m | 27.6 ft |
59 | Wulagasaurus dongi | 8.4 m | 27.6 ft |
60 | Kerberosaurus manakini | 8.3 m | 27.2 ft |
61 | Ouranosaurus nigeriensis | 8.3 m | 27.2 ft |
62 | Triceratops albertensis | 8.3 m | 27.2 ft |
63 | Adelolophus hutchisoni | 8.2 m | 26.9 ft |
64 | Dacentrurus armatus | 8.2 m | 26.9 ft |
65 | Parasaurolophus walkeri | 8.2 m | 26.9 ft |
66 | Gryposaurus notabilis | 8.1 m | 26.6 ft |
67 | Ankylosaurus magniventris | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
68 | Gryposaurus latidens | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
69 | Hypselospinus fittoni | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
70 | Kamuysaurus japonicus | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
71 | Laiyangosaurus youngi | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
72 | Sirindhorna khoratensis | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
73 | Stegosaurus armatus | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
74 | Stegosaurus stenops | 8.0 – 9.3 m | 26.2 – 30.5 ft |
75 | Torosaurus latus | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
76 | Trachodon cantabrigiensis | 8.0 m | 26.2 ft |
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