What Is an Acrochordon?

Echinodedon (scientific name Echinodon) is a small dinosaur that lived in the Lower Cretaceous Beriaian Europe about 140 million years ago and was originally named Saurechinodon. Its name means "thorny teeth" in ancient Greek, derived from its tooth fossils with many spines, which appeared in the late Jurassic.

Rattosaurus

Dinosaur Introduction: Rattosaurus

English name: Echinodon

Rattosaurus Survival Age: Late Jurassic 145 million years ago

Rattosaurus Discovery: Europe, UK

Ratosaurus shape: small dinosaur, 0.7 meters in length

Rattosaurus: Small dinosaur, 0.7 m in length

Among the 771 dinosaurs currently known, their body shape is ranked 683th .

Dinosaurs close to the shape of the rattosaurus include barbaric raptors, fatherless dragons, Gaspari nylons, resembling Ginari dragons, Xiaoli Gabriel dragons, and big black Tenjin dragons.

Chinese name (Chinese) Rattosaurus

Rattosaurus lower forehead and tooth fossil

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Latin name (name) echinodon

Pronunciation ee-kine-oh-don

Meaning teeth with thorns

Order ornithischia ornithischia

Suborder genasauria

Genus echinodon

Type species t. Cuneatus

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Period late Jurassic kimmeridgian?

Found in Portugal

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Diet plant food

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Discoverer thulborn, 1973

Named (first described)

thulborn, 1973