Where did saltopus live?

WHERE IT LIVED: Fossils have been found in Scotland, Europe. FOSSILS: Only a very incomplete, poorly-preserved fossil (including part of the skull) of Saltopus has been found.

1. What did the Saltopus eat?
2. Is Saltopus a real dinosaur?
3. How long did the Saltopus live?
4. What does the name Saltopus mean?
5. What is the heaviest dinosaur?
6. What did Coelophysis look like?
7. How big was the smallest dinosaur ever found?
8. How long is a Spinosaurus?
9. What do you mean by Archaeopteryx?
10. Did Archaeopteryx have feathers?

What did the Saltopus eat?

Saltopus was a carnivore, a meat eater that may have primarily eaten insects. It may also have been a scavenger, eating carcasses that it found. Saltopus walked on two legs and was a relatively fast runner.

Is Saltopus a real dinosaur?

Saltopus was a small dinosaur. It was probably under 1m when fully grown, but we are not exactly sure as only a fragmentary skeleton has been found.

How long did the Saltopus live?

When did the Saltopus live? Dating the fossils scientists believe the Saltopus lived during the late triassic period, about 225-222 million years ago.

What does the name Saltopus mean?

Saltopus ("hopping foot") is a genus of very small bipedal dinosauriform containing the single species S. elginensis from the late Triassic period of Scotland.

What is the heaviest dinosaur?

The heaviest dinosaur was Argentinosaurus at 77 tonnes. It was the equivalent to 17 African Elephants. Argentinosaurus is a double award winner being also the longest dinosaur. It is also the largest land animal to have ever lived.

What did Coelophysis look like?

Coelophysis was a primitive theropod dinosaur. Usually growing to length of about 2 metres (6.6 feet), it was very light, weighing only about 18–23 kg (40–50 pounds), and had a long, slender neck, tail, and hind legs. The head was long and narrow, and the jaws were equipped with many sharp teeth.

How big was the smallest dinosaur ever found?

Mussaurus (meaning "mouse lizard") is the smallest complete dinosaur skeleton found, but it is from a hatchling (a baby). It was only 16 inches long (37 cm).

How long is a Spinosaurus?

Spinosaurus, which was longer and heavier than Tyrannosaurus, is the largest known carnivorous dinosaur. It possessed a skull 1.75 metres (roughly 6 feet) long, a body length of 14–18 metres (46–59 feet), and an estimated mass of 12,000–20,000 kg (13–22 tons).

What do you mean by Archaeopteryx?

Definition of archaeopteryx

: a primitive crow-sized bird (genus Archaeopteryx) of the Upper Jurassic period of Europe having reptilian characteristics (such as teeth and a long bony tail)

Did Archaeopteryx have feathers?

Various specimens of Archaeopteryx showed that it had flight and tail feathers, and the well-preserved "Berlin Specimen" showed the animal also had body plumage that included well-developed "trouser" feathers on the legs.