Dinosaur names A to Z

A

• Abelisaurus ah-BEL-ee-SAWR-us · “Abel's lizard” · 8 m
• Abrictosaurus ah-BRIK-toh-SAWR-us · “wakeful lizard” · 1.1 m
• Abrosaurus AB-roh-SAWR-us · “delicate lizard” · 9.5 m
• Abydosaurus uh-BYE-doe-SAWR-us · “Abydos lizard” · 19 m
• Acheroraptor AY-ker-oh-RAP-tor · “Underworld thief” · 2 m
• Acrocanthosaurus AK-roh-KAN-thoh-SAWR-us · “high-spined lizard” · 11 m
• Aegyptosaurus ee-JIP-toh-SAWR-us · “Egypt lizard” · 15 m
• Aeolosaurus ay-OH-loh-SAWR-us · “Aeolus lizard” · 16 m
• Afrovenator AF-roh-ven-AY-tor · “African hunter” · 8 m
• Agujaceratops ah-GOO-hah-SER-uh-tops · “Aguja horned face” · 5.2 m
• Ahshislepelta ah-she-slay-PEL-tuh · “Ah-shi-sle-pah shield” · 4 m
• Alamosaurus AL-ah-moh-SAWR-us · “Ojo Alamo lizard” · 30 m
• Albertaceratops al-BER-tuh-SER-uh-tops · “Alberta horned face” · 5.8 m
• Albertavenator al-BER-tah-veh-NAY-tor · “Alberta hunter” · 2.3 m
• Albertonykus al-BER-tuh-NYE-kus · “Alberta claw” · 1 m
• Albertosaurus al-BER-tuh-SAWR-us · “Alberta lizard” · 8.8 m
• Alectrosaurus ah-LEK-troh-SAWR-us · “unmarried lizard” · 4.8 m
• Alioramus AL-ee-oh-RAY-mus · “other branch” · 5.5 m
• Allosaurus AL-oh-SAWR-us · “different lizard” · 9.1 m
• Altirhinus AL-tih-RYE-nus · “high snout” · 7.3 m
• Alxasaurus al-shuh-SAWR-us · “Alxa Desert lizard” · 4.2 m
• Amargasaurus ah-MAR-gah-SAWR-us · “La Amarga lizard” · 9.5 m
• Ammosaurus AM-oh-SAWR-us · “sand lizard” · 2.3 m
• Ampelosaurus am-PEL-oh-SAWR-us · “vine lizard” · 14 m
• Amphicoelias am-fih-SEE-lee-as · “biconcave or hollow at both ends” · 23 m
• Amygdalodon ah-mig-DAL-oh-don · “almond tooth” · 14 m
• Anchiceratops ANG-kih-SER-uh-tops · “near horned face” · 4.8 m
• Anchiornis ANK-ee-OR-niss · “near bird” · 0.4 m
• Anchisaurus AN-kih-SAWR-us · “near lizard” · 2.3 m
• Animantarx an-ee-man-TARKS · “living fortress” · 3.3 m
• Ankylosaurus ang-KYE-loh-SAWR-us · “fused lizard” · 7.5 m
• Anodontosaurus an-oh-DON-toe-SAWR-us · “toothless lizard” · 5.5 m
• Antarctosaurus ant-ARK-toh-SAWR-us · “southern lizard” · 24 m
• Antetonitrus an-tee-toe-NYE-trus · “before the thunder” · 9 m
• Anzu AHN-zoo · “feathered demon of Mesopotamian myth” · 3.3 m
• Apatosaurus ah-PAT-oh-SAWR-us · “deceptive lizard” · 22 m
• Appalachiosaurus ap-pah-LAY-chee-oh-SAWR-us · “Appalachia lizard” · 7 m
• Aquilops ah-KWIL-ops · “eagle face” · 0.6 m
• Archaeoceratops ar-kee-oh-SER-uh-tops · “ancient horned face” · 1.1 m
• Archaeopteryx ar-kee-OP-ter-iks · “ancient feather or wing” · 0.5 m
• Archaeornithomimus ar-kee-or-NITH-oh-MY-mus · “ancient bird mimic” · 3.3 m
• Arcovenator ARK-oh-veh-NAY-tor · “Arc River hunter” · 5.5 m
• Argentinosaurus ar-gen-TEEN-oh-SAWR-us · “Argentine lizard” · 33 m
• Argyrosaurus ar-JY-roe-SAWR-us · “silver lizard” · 23 m
• Arrhinoceratops ah-RYE-noh-SER-uh-tops · “no-nose-horn face” · 5.3 m
• Atlasaurus AT-luh-SAWR-us · “Atlas lizard” · 15 m
• Atlascopcosaurus AT-las-KOP-koh-SAWR-us · “Atlas Copco lizard” · 2.5 m
• Atrociraptor uh-TROH-sih-RAP-tor · “cruel thief” · 1.9 m
• Australodocus os-TRAH-loh-DOE-kus · “southern beam” · 16 m
• Australovenator os-trah-lo-ven-AY-tor · “southern hunter” · 5.5 m
• Austroraptor OSS-troh-RAP-tor · “southern thief” · 5.5 m
• Avaceratops AY-vuh-SER-uh-tops · “Ava's horned face” · 3.4 m
• Avimimus AY-vih-MY-mus · “bird mimic” · 1.4 m

B

• Bactrosaurus BAK-troh-SAWR-us · “club lizard” · 5.3 m
• Bagaceratops BAG-uh-SER-uh-tops · “small horned face” · 1.2 m
• Bagualosaurus bah-GWAH-lo-SAWR-us · “valiant or strong lizard” · 2.4 m
• Barapasaurus bah-RAH-pah-SAWR-us · “big-legged lizard” · 13 m
• Barilium bah-RIL-ee-um · “heavy ilium” · 7.5 m
• Barosaurus BARE-oh-SAWR-us · “heavy lizard” · 26 m
• Baryonyx bair-ee-ON-iks · “heavy claw” · 8.8 m
• Baurutitan bow-roo-TY-tan · “Bauru giant” · 13 m
• Beipiaosaurus bay-PYOW-sore-us · “Beipiao lizard” · 2.3 m
• Bellusaurus BEL-oo-SAWR-us · “beautiful lizard” · 4.8 m
• Bistahieversor bis-tah-hee-ee-VER-sor · “Bistahi destroyer” · 8.5 m
• Blikanasaurus blih-KAHN-ah-SAWR-us · “Blikana lizard” · 4.5 m
• Bonapartenykus BOH-nah-PAR-teh-NYE-kus · “Bonaparte's claw” · 2.4 m
• Bonitasaura boh-NEE-tah-SAWR-ah · “La Bonita lizard” · 9.5 m
• Borealopelta bor-ee-AL-oh-PEL-tah · “northern shield” · 5.5 m
• Borealosaurus BOR-ee-al-oh-SAWR-us · “northern lizard” · 14 m
• Brachiosaurus BRACK-ee-oh-SAWR-us · “arm lizard” · 26 m
• Brachylophosaurus BRAK-ee-LOH-foh-SAWR-us · “short-crested lizard” · 8.8 m
• Brontosaurus BRON-toe-SAWR-us · “thunder lizard” · 22 m
• Brontotholus BRON-toh-THOH-lus · “thunder dome” · 2.5 m
• Buitreraptor bwee-tray-RAP-tor · “La Buitrera plunderer” · 1.4 m
• Buriolestes boo-ree-oh-LESS-teez · “Buriol robber” · 1.3 m
• Byronosaurus BY-ron-oh-SAWR-us · “Byron's lizard” · 1.8 m

C

• Caenagnathasia see-NAG-nuh-THAY-zhee-uh · “recent jaws from Asia” · 0.8 m
• Caenagnathus SEE-nag-NAY-thus · “recent jaw” · 2.4 m
• Callovosaurus kuh-LOH-voh-SAWR-us · “Callovian lizard” · 3 m
• Camarasaurus kam-ah-rah-SAWR-us · “chambered lizard” · 19 m
• Camelotia kam-el-OH-tee-ah · “of Camelot” · 9 m
• Camposaurus KAM-poh-SAWR-us · “Camp's lizard, honours Charles Lewis Camp” · 2.5 m
• Camptosaurus KAMP-toh-SAWR-us · “flexible lizard” · 6 m
• Carcharodontosaurus kar-KAR-oh-DON-toh-SAWR-us · “jagged-toothed lizard” · 12 m
• Carnotaurus kar-noh-TAW-rus · “meat-eating bull” · 8.3 m
• Caudipteryx kaw-DIP-ter-iks · “tail feather” · 0.9 m
• Cedarosaurus SEE-der-oh-SAWR-us · “Cedar lizard” · 16 m
• Cedarpelta see-dar-PEL-tah · “Cedar Mountain shield” · 6.8 m
• Centrosaurus SEN-troh-SAWR-us · “pointed lizard” · 5.5 m
• Cerasinops seh-RAS-in-ops · “cherry face” · 2.1 m
• Ceratosaurus seh-RAT-oh-SAWR-us · “horned lizard” · 6.3 m
• Cetiosaurus SEE-tee-oh-SAWR-us · “whale lizard” · 15 m
• Chaoyangsaurus chao-YAHNG-sawr-us · “Chaoyang lizard” · 1.1 m
• Charonosaurus kuh-ROH-nuh-SAWR-us · “Charon's lizard” · 11 m
• Chasmosaurus KAZ-moh-SAWR-us · “opening lizard” · 4.8 m
• Chindesaurus chin-dee-SAWR-us · “ghost lizard, from Navajo chindi” · 2.3 m
• Chirostenotes KY-ro-steh-NOH-teez · “slender-handed” · 2.3 m
• Chubutisaurus choo-boo-tih-SAWR-us · “Chubut lizard” · 21 m
• Chungkingosaurus choong-KING-oh-SAWR-us · “Chongqing lizard” · 4.3 m
• Citipati sit-ih-PAH-tee · “funeral pyre lord” · 2.8 m
• Citipes SIT-ih-peez · “swift foot” · 1.9 m
• Claosaurus KLAY-oh-SAWR-us · “broken lizard” · 3.8 m
• Coahuilaceratops koh-ah-WEE-luh-SER-uh-tops · “Coahuila horned face” · 6.8 m
• Coelophysis SEE-lo-FY-sis · “hollow form” · 2.9 m
• Coelurus see-LOOR-us · “hollow tail” · 2.2 m
• Colepiocephale ko-LEP-ee-oh-SEF-ah-lee · “knuckled head” · 1.8 m
• Compsognathus komp-SOG-nuh-thus · “elegant jaw” · 1 m
• Concavenator kon-KAV-eh-NAY-tor · “Cuenca hunter with a hump” · 5.8 m
• Corythosaurus kuh-RITH-oh-SAWR-us · “helmet lizard” · 8.5 m
• Cryolophosaurus KRY-oh-LO-foh-SAWR-us · “cold crest lizard” · 6.3 m
• Cumnoria kum-NOR-ee-uh · “from Cumnor” · 3.8 m

D

• Dacentrurus dah-sen-TROO-rus · “very spiky tail” · 8 m
• Daemonosaurus DAY-mon-oh-SAWR-us · “demon lizard” · 1.9 m
• Daspletosaurus das-PLEE-toh-SAWR-us · “frightful lizard” · 9 m
• Datousaurus DAH-too-SAWR-us · “big-headed lizard” · 15 m
• Daxiatitan dah-SHAH-tie-tan · “Daxia River giant” · 28 m
• Deinocheirus DYE-no-KY-rus · “terrible hand” · 11 m
• Deinonychus die-NON-ih-kus · “terrible claw” · 3.2 m
• Deltadromeus DEL-tah-DROH-mee-us · “delta runner” · 8 m
• Diabloceratops dee-AH-bloh-SEH-rah-tops · “devil horned face” · 5 m
• Diamantinasaurus dye-ah-man-TEEN-ah-SAWR-us · “Diamantina River lizard” · 15 m
• Dicraeosaurus dye-KREE-oh-SAWR-us · “forked lizard” · 13 m
• Dilong DEE-long · “emperor dragon” · 1.8 m
• Dilophosaurus dye-LOH-foh-SAWR-us · “two-crested lizard” · 6.5 m
• Dinheirosaurus dee-NYAY-roh-SAWR-us · “Porto Dinheiro lizard” · 23 m
• Diplodocus dih-PLOD-uh-kus · “double beam” · 26 m
• Dongyangosaurus dong-YANG-oh-SAWR-us · “Dongyang lizard” · 15 m
• Dreadnoughtus dred-NAWT-us · “fearing nothing” · 25 m
• Dromaeosaurus DROH-mee-oh-SAWR-us · “running lizard” · 1.9 m
• Dromiceiomimus drom-ee-SEE-oh-MY-mus · “emu mimic” · 3.7 m
• Dryosaurus DRY-oh-SAWR-us · “tree lizard” · 3.3 m
• Dryptosaurus DRIP-toh-SAWR-us · “tearing lizard” · 7 m
• Duriatitan DOO-ree-ah-TY-tan · “Dorset giant” · 18 m

E

• Echinodon eh-KY-noh-don · “prickly tooth” · 0.8 m
• Edmontonia ed-mon-TOE-nee-uh · “from Edmonton” · 6.3 m
• Edmontosaurus ed-MON-toe-SAWR-us · “Edmonton lizard” · 12 m
• Efraasia eh-FRAH-zee-ah · “named for Eberhard Fraas” · 5.3 m
• Einiosaurus EYE-nee-oh-SAWR-us · “bison lizard” · 4.8 m
• Elaphrosaurus el-AF-roh-SAWR-us · “lightweight lizard” · 5.9 m
• Elmisaurus EL-mih-SAWR-us · “foot lizard” · 1.8 m
• Emausaurus ee-MOW-sore-us · “EMAU lizard, after Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität” · 2.3 m
• Eocarcharia EE-oh-kar-KAR-ee-uh · “dawn shark” · 7 m
• Eocursor EE-oh-KUR-sor · “dawn runner” · 1.1 m
• Eodromaeus EE-oh-DROH-mee-us · “dawn runner” · 1.4 m
• Eolambia ee-oh-LAM-bee-ah · “dawn Lambe's lizard” · 6.5 m
• Eoraptor EE-oh-RAP-tor · “dawn plunderer” · 1.2 m
• Eotyrannus EE-oh-tie-RAN-us · “dawn tyrant” · 4.3 m
• Epachthosaurus ee-PAK-thoh-SAWR-us · “heavy lizard” · 19 m
• Epidexipteryx EP-ih-dek-SIP-ter-iks · “display feather” · 0.3 m
• Equijubus EK-wee-JOO-bus · “horse mane” · 6.5 m
• Erectopus eh-REK-toh-pus · “upright foot” · 4.5 m
• Erketu er-KAY-too · “Erketu (Mongolian sky god)” · 16 m
• Eucnemesaurus yoo-NEEM-eh-SAWR-us · “good shin lizard” · 10 m
• Euhelopus yoo-HELL-oh-pus · “true marsh foot” · 13 m
• Euoplocephalus YOO-op-loh-SEF-uh-lus · “well-armoured head” · 5.8 m
• Europasaurus yoo-ROH-puh-SAWR-us · “Europe lizard” · 4.6 m

F

• Falcarius fal-KAIR-ee-us · “sickle-maker” · 3.8 m
• Fona FOE-nuh · “Fôna (Chamorro ancestral spirit)” · 1.9 m
• Foraminacephale foh-RAM-in-ah-SEF-ah-lee · “foramen head” · 1.8 m
• Fruitadens FROO-tah-denz · “Fruita tooth” · 0.7 m
• Fukuiraptor foo-KOO-ee-RAP-tor · “Fukui thief” · 4.6 m
• Fukuisaurus foo-KOO-ee-SAWR-us · “Fukui lizard” · 4.8 m
• Futalognkosaurus foo-tah-LONG-koh-SAWR-us · “giant chief lizard” · 28 m

G

• Galeamopus gah-lee-AM-oh-pus · “helmet needer” · 25 m
• Galleonosaurus gal-ee-ON-oh-SAWR-us · “galleon lizard” · 1.8 m
• Gallimimus GAL-ih-MY-mus · “chicken mimic” · 5.8 m
• Gargoyleosaurus gar-GOYL-oh-SAWR-us · “gargoyle lizard” · 3.3 m
• Garudimimus gah-ROO-dih-MY-mus · “Garuda mimic” · 3.8 m
• Gasosaurus GAS-oh-SAWR-us · “gas lizard” · 3.8 m
• Gasparinisaura gas-pah-REE-nee-SAWR-uh · “Gasparini lizard” · 1.3 m
• Gastonia gas-TOE-nee-uh · “Gaston's lizard” · 4.8 m
• Gideonmantellia GID-ee-on-man-TEL-ee-ah · “Gideon Mantell's animal” · 1.8 m
• Giganotosaurus jee-GAH-noh-toh-SAWR-us · “giant southern lizard” · 13 m
• Gigantoraptor jie-GAN-toe-RAP-tor · “giant thief” · 8.3 m
• Gigantspinosaurus jy-GANT-spih-noh-SAWR-us · “giant-spined lizard” · 4.3 m
• Gilmoreosaurus GIL-mor-oh-SAWR-us · “Charles W. Gilmore's lizard” · 7 m
• Giraffatitan jih-RAF-ah-TY-tan · “titanic giraffe” · 24 m
• Glyptodontopelta GLIP-toh-don-toh-PEL-tuh · “glyptodont shield” · 5 m
• Gnathovorax nath-oh-VOR-aks · “ravenous jaws” · 2.9 m
• Gobihadros GOH-bee-HAD-ros · “Gobi hadrosaur” · 7.3 m
• Gobititan GO-bee-tie-tan · “Gobi giant” · 19 m
• Gongxianosaurus gong-shee-AHN-oh-SAWR-us · “Gongxian lizard” · 14 m
• Gorgosaurus GOR-go-SAWR-us · “dreadful lizard” · 8.5 m
• Goyocephale GOY-oh-SEF-ah-lee · “decorated head” · 1.9 m
• Gryposaurus GRIP-oh-SAWR-us · “hook-nosed lizard” · 8.5 m
• Guaibasaurus gwy-bah-SAWR-us · “Guaíba lizard” · 1.9 m
• Guanlong GWAN-long · “crown dragon” · 3.1 m

H

• Hadrosaurus HAD-roh-SAWR-us · “bulky lizard” · 7.5 m
• Haplocanthosaurus hap-lo-KAN-tho-SAWR-us · “simple spine lizard” · 17 m
• Herrerasaurus heh-RARE-uh-SAWR-us · “Herrera's lizard” · 4.5 m
• Hesperonychus hes-per-ON-ih-kus · “western claw” · 0.9 m
• Hesperosaurus hes-PEER-oh-SAWR-us · “western lizard” · 6 m
• Heterodontosaurus HET-er-oh-DON-toh-SAWR-us · “different-toothed lizard” · 1.1 m
• Homalocephale hoh-MAL-oh-SEFF-uh-lee · “flat head” · 1.7 m
• Huabeisaurus hwah-bay-SAWR-us · “North China lizard” · 19 m
• Huayangosaurus hwah-YANG-oh-SAWR-us · “Huayang lizard (from ancient Sichuan name)” · 4.3 m
• Hudiesaurus hoo-dee-SAWR-us · “butterfly lizard” · 30 m
• Hungarosaurus hun-GAH-ro-SAWR-us · “Hungary lizard” · 4.3 m
• Hylaeosaurus hye-LEE-oh-SAWR-us · “woodland lizard” · 4.5 m
• Hypacrosaurus hye-PAK-roh-SAWR-us · “near highest lizard” · 8.6 m
• Hypselospinus hip-seh-loh-SPY-nus · “high spine” · 6 m
• Hypsilophodon hip-sih-LOFF-oh-don · “high-ridged tooth” · 1.8 m

I

• Ibirania ee-bee-RAH-nee-ah · “tree wanderer” · 5.8 m
• Ichthyovenator ICK-thee-oh-veh-NAY-tor · “fish hunter” · 9 m
• Iguanodon ih-GWAH-noh-don · “iguana tooth” · 10 m
• Incisivosaurus in-SY-zih-vo-SAWR-us · “incisor lizard” · 0.9 m
• Irritator IHR-ih-tay-tor · “irritator (reflecting the authors' feelings)” · 7.3 m
• Isisaurus EYE-sis-SAWR-us · “Indian Statistical Institute lizard” · 17 m
• Itemirus ee-teh-MEER-us · “from Itemir” · 2 m

J

• Janenschia yah-NEN-shee-ah · “for Werner Janensch” · 18 m
• Jinzhousaurus jin-ZHOH-SAWR-us · “Jinzhou lizard” · 6.8 m
• Jobaria joh-BAHR-ee-uh · “named after Jobar, a mythical creature of the Tuareg” · 20 m

K

• Kaatedocus KAH-tah-DOE-kus · “small beam” · 14 m
• Karongasaurus kah-RONG-gah-SAWR-us · “Karonga lizard” · 9 m
• Kentrosaurus KEN-troh-SAWR-us · “spiked lizard” · 4.3 m
• Khaan KAHN · “ruler or lord” · 1.3 m
• Klamelisaurus klah-MEL-ee-SAWR-us · “Kelameili lizard” · 16 m
• Koreanosaurus kor-EE-uh-no-SAWR-us · “Korean lizard” · 2.2 m
• Kosmoceratops KOZ-moh-SEH-rah-tops · “ornate horned face” · 4.8 m
• Kritosaurus KRIT-oh-SAWR-us · “separated lizard” · 8.5 m
• Kulindadromeus koo-LIN-dah-DROH-mee-us · “Kulinda runner” · 1.4 m
• Kunbarrasaurus koon-bah-ruh-SAWR-us · “shield lizard” · 2.3 m

L

• Lambeosaurus LAM-bee-oh-SAWR-us · “Lambe's lizard” · 9.3 m
• Lamplughsaura LAM-ploo-SAWR-uh · “Lamplugh's lizard” · 10 m
• Latenivenatrix lah-TEN-ih-vee-NAY-triks · “hiding huntress” · 3.3 m
• Leaellynasaura lee-EL-in-uh-SAWR-uh · “Leaellyn lizard” · 1.9 m
• Ledumahadi leh-doo-mah-HAH-dee · “giant thunderclap” · 11 m
• Leptoceratops LEP-toe-SER-uh-tops · “slender horned face” · 2 m
• Leptorhynchos LEP-toh-RING-kos · “slender beak” · 1.4 m
• Lesothosaurus luh-SOO-too-SAWR-us · “Lesotho lizard” · 1.5 m
• Lessemsaurus leh-sem-SAWR-us · “Don Lessem's lizard” · 8.5 m
• Levnesovia lev-neh-SOH-vee-ah · “named for Lev Nesov” · 5.3 m
• Lexovisaurus LEKS-oh-vi-SAWR-us · “Lexovii lizard” · 5.5 m
• Liaoceratops lee-OW-seh-rah-tops · “Liaoning horned face” · 0.6 m
• Liaoningosaurus lee-ow-ning-oh-SAWR-us · “Liaoning lizard” · 0.4 m
• Liliensternus LIL-ee-en-STERN-us · “named for Hugo Rühle von Lilienstern” · 5.1 m
• Limaysaurus lee-may-SAWR-us · “Limay River lizard” · 16 m
• Limusaurus LY-moo-SAWR-us · “mud lizard” · 1.6 m
• Lirainosaurus lih-RYE-noh-SAWR-us · “slender lizard” · 5 m
• Losillasaurus lo-SEE-yah-SAWR-us · “Losilla lizard” · 20 m
• Lourinhasaurus loo-reen-yah-SAWR-us · “Lourinhã lizard” · 17 m
• Lufengosaurus loo-FUNG-oh-SAWR-us · “Lufeng lizard” · 7.5 m
• Lurdusaurus LUR-doo-SAWR-us · “heavy lizard” · 8 m
• Lusotitan loo-so-TIE-tan · “Lusitanian titan” · 23 m
• Lycorhinus LY-koh-RY-nus · “wolf snout” · 1.2 m
• Lythronax LY-thro-naks · “gore king” · 7.7 m

M

• Macrogryphosaurus MAK-roh-GRIF-oh-SAWR-us · “large enigmatic lizard” · 6 m
• Magnapaulia mag-nah-PAW-lee-uh · “great Paul” · 11 m
• Magyarosaurus MOD-yar-oh-SAWR-us · “Magyar lizard” · 5.5 m
• Mahakala mah-hah-KAH-lah · “named after Mahakala, a Buddhist protector deity” · 0.6 m
• Maiasaura MY-ah-SAW-rah · “good mother lizard” · 8.5 m
• Majungasaurus mah-JOONG-gah-SAWR-us · “Mahajanga lizard” · 6.5 m
• Malawisaurus mah-LAH-wee-SAWR-us · “Malawi lizard” · 15 m
• Mamenchisaurus mah-MEN-chee-SAWR-us · “Mamenxi lizard” · 23 m
• Mantellisaurus man-TEL-ih-SAWR-us · “Mantell's lizard” · 6.5 m
• Mapusaurus MAH-poo-SAWR-us · “earth lizard” · 12 m
• Marshosaurus MARSH-oh-SAWR-us · “Marsh's lizard” · 5 m
• Masiakasaurus mah-SHAH-kah-SAWR-us · “vicious lizard” · 2 m
• Massospondylus MASS-oh-SPON-dih-lus · “longer vertebra” · 5 m
• Maxakalisaurus mah-SHAH-kah-lee-SAWR-us · “Maxakali lizard” · 14 m
• Mbiresaurus um-BEER-ay-SAWR-us · “Mbire lizard” · 1.8 m
• Medusaceratops meh-DOO-sah-SEH-rah-tops · “Medusa horned face” · 5.8 m
• Megalosaurus MEG-uh-loh-SAWR-us · “great lizard” · 8.5 m
• Megaraptor MEG-ah-RAP-tor · “giant thief” · 8.5 m
• Mei MAY · “sound sleeper” · 0.5 m
• Melanorosaurus meh-LAN-oh-roh-SAWR-us · “black mountain lizard” · 9 m
• Meraxes meh-RAX-eez · “named after the dragon Meraxes” · 11 m
• Microraptor MY-kroh-RAP-tor · “small seizer” · 0.9 m
• Microvenator MY-kroh-ven-AY-tor · “small hunter” · 1.4 m
• Mierasaurus mee-AIR-uh-SAWR-us · “Miera lizard” · 14 m
• Minmi MIN-mee · “named after Minmi Crossing” · 2.8 m
• Miragaia mee-rah-GEYE-uh · “from Miragaia” · 6.3 m
• Mochlodon MOK-loh-don · “barred tooth” · 1.8 m
• Monolophosaurus MON-oh-LOAF-oh-SAWR-us · “single crested lizard” · 5.4 m
• Mononykus moh-NON-ih-kus · “single claw” · 1.1 m
• Montanoceratops mon-TAN-oh-SER-uh-tops · “Montana horned face” · 2.6 m
• Mussaurus moo-SAWR-us · “mouse lizard” · 4.5 m
• Muttaburrasaurus MUTT-uh-BURR-uh-SAWR-us · “Muttaburra lizard” · 7.5 m
• Mymoorapelta mye-MOO-rah-PEL-tuh · “Mygatt-Moore shield” · 3 m

N

• Nanosaurus NAN-oh-SAWR-us · “dwarf lizard” · 1.8 m
• Nasutoceratops nah-SOO-toe-SEH-rah-tops · “large-nosed horned face” · 4.8 m
• Nemegtomaia neh-MEG-toh-MY-ah · “good mother of the Nemegt” · 1.9 m
• Nemegtosaurus neh-MEG-toh-SAWR-us · “Nemegt Basin lizard” · 14 m
• Neovenator NEE-oh-ven-AY-tor · “new hunter” · 7.3 m
• Neuquensaurus nay-WEN-SAWR-us · “Neuquen lizard” · 10 m
• Nigersaurus nee-zher-SAWR-us · “Niger lizard” · 9.5 m
• Noasaurus NOH-ah-SAWR-us · “northwestern Argentina lizard” · 2 m
• Nodocephalosaurus NO-doe-SEF-uh-low-SAWR-us · “node-headed lizard” · 5 m
• Nodosaurus NO-doe-SAWR-us · “node lizard” · 5 m
• Nothronychus no-THRON-ih-kus · “sloth claw” · 4.9 m
• Notocolossus NO-toe-coh-LOSS-us · “southern colossus” · 27 m
• Nullotitan NUL-oh-tie-tan · “Nullo's giant” · 23 m

O

• Oksoko OK-so-ko · “three-headed bird of Altaic folklore” · 1.9 m
• Olorotitan oh-LOR-oh-tie-tan · “gigantic swan” · 8.3 m
• Omeisaurus oh-MAY-SAWR-us · “Mount Omei lizard” · 15 m
• Oohkotokia OO-koh-TOH-kee-ah · “large stone child” · 5.5 m
• Opisthocoelicaudia oh-PIS-thoh-SEE-lih-KAW-dee-uh · “posterior cavity tail” · 12 m
• Ornitholestes or-nith-oh-LESS-teez · “bird robber” · 2.1 m
• Ornithomimus or-NITH-oh-MY-mus · “bird mimic” · 3.8 m
• Ornithopsis or-nih-THOP-sis · “bird-like face” · 18 m
• Orodromeus OR-oh-DROH-mee-us · “mountain runner” · 2.3 m
• Oryctodromeus oh-rik-toe-DROH-mee-us · “digging runner” · 2.1 m
• Osmakasaurus oz-MAH-kah-SAWR-us · “canyon lizard” · 5.3 m
• Ouranosaurus oo-RAH-noh-SAWR-us · “brave monitor lizard” · 7.7 m
• Oviraptor OH-vih-RAP-tor · “egg seizer” · 1.8 m
• Owenodon OH-en-oh-don · “Richard Owen tooth” · 2 m

P

• Pachycephalosaurus PAK-ee-SEF-ah-loh-SAWR-us · “thick-headed lizard” · 4.3 m
• Pachyrhinosaurus PAK-ee-RYE-no-SAWR-us · “thick-nosed lizard” · 6.8 m
• Pampadromaeus PAM-pah-DROH-mee-us · “pampa runner” · 1.4 m
• Panoplosaurus pan-OP-loh-SAWR-us · “completely armoured lizard” · 6 m
• Panphagia pan-FAY-jee-uh · “all eater” · 1.2 m
• Paralititan pah-ral-ih-TY-tan · “tidal giant” · 26 m
• Pararhabdodon pah-rah-RAB-doh-don · “near Rhabdodon” · 5.5 m
• Parasaurolophus pah-rah-saw-RAH-luh-fus · “near crested lizard” · 10 m
• Parksosaurus PARKS-oh-SAWR-us · “Parks' lizard” · 2.3 m
• Patagosaurus pat-uh-go-SAWR-us · “Patagonian lizard” · 17 m
• Patagotitan PAT-uh-goh-TY-tan · “Patagonian titan” · 36 m
• Pawpawsaurus PAW-paw-SAWR-us · “Paw Paw lizard” · 4.3 m
• Pectinodon pek-TIN-oh-don · “comb tooth” · 2 m
• Pegomastax PEG-oh-MASS-taks · “strong jaw” · 0.6 m
• Pelecanimimus pel-ih-KAN-ih-MY-mus · “pelican mimic” · 2.3 m
• Pelorosaurus peh-LOR-oh-SAWR-us · “monstrous lizard” · 20 m
• Pentaceratops PEN-tuh-SER-uh-tops · “five-horned face” · 6 m
• Petrustitan PET-roos-tie-tan · “Petru titan” · 6 m
• Phuwiangosaurus poo-WEE-ang-oh-SAWR-us · “Phu Wiang lizard” · 17 m
• Pinacosaurus pin-AK-oh-SAWR-us · “plank lizard” · 5.3 m
• Piveteausaurus PEEV-toh-SAWR-us · “Piveteau's lizard” · 9 m
• Plateosaurus PLAT-ee-oh-SAWR-us · “broad lizard” · 7.5 m
• Platypelta PLAT-ee-PEL-tah · “broad shield” · 5.8 m
• Polacanthus pol-uh-KAN-thus · “many thorns” · 4.5 m
• Prenocephale PREN-oh-SEF-ah-lee · “sloping head” · 2.3 m
• Probactrosaurus pro-BAK-troh-SAWR-us · “before Bactrosaurus” · 6 m
• Proceratosaurus pro-seh-RAT-oh-SAWR-us · “before Ceratosaurus” · 3 m
• Prosaurolophus PROH-saw-roh-LOH-fus · “before Saurolophus” · 8 m
• Protoceratops PRO-toe-SER-uh-tops · “first horned face” · 2.2 m
• Protohadros PROH-toh-HAD-ros · “first hadrosaur” · 6.5 m
• Psittacosaurus sit-AK-oh-SAWR-us · “parrot lizard” · 1.8 m
• Puertasaurus PWAIR-tah-SAWR-us · “Puerta lizard” · 29 m
• Pyroraptor PY-roh-RAP-tor · “fire thief of Mount Olympus” · 1.6 m

Q

• Qijianglong chee-jee-AHNG-long · “Qijiang dragon” · 15 m
• Quaesitosaurus kwee-zye-toh-SAWR-us · “searched-for lizard” · 15 m

R

• Rapetosaurus rah-PAY-toh-SAWR-us · “mischievous giant lizard” · 15 m
• Rebbachisaurus reh-BAH-chee-SAWR-us · “Aït Rebbache lizard” · 17 m
• Regaliceratops reh-GAL-ih-SEH-rah-tops · “royal horned face” · 5.3 m
• Rhabdodon RAB-doh-don · “fluted tooth” · 4 m
• Riojasaurus ree-OH-huh-SAWR-us · “La Rioja lizard” · 9 m
• Rocasaurus ROH-kah-SAWR-us · “General Roca lizard” · 8.5 m
• Ruehleia ROO-lay-ah · “for Hugo Rühle von Lilienstern” · 7.5 m
• Rugops ROO-gops · “wrinkle face” · 5.5 m
• Ruyangosaurus roo-YANG-oh-SAWR-us · “Ruyang lizard” · 33 m

S

• Saichania sigh-CHAH-nee-ah · “beautiful one” · 5.8 m
• Saltasaurus SAWL-tah-SAWR-us · “Salta lizard” · 8.3 m
• Sanjuansaurus sahn-hwan-SAWR-us · “San Juan lizard” · 3 m
• Sarcosaurus SAR-ko-SAWR-us · “flesh lizard” · 3.3 m
• Saturnalia sat-ur-NAY-lee-uh · “saturnalia (carnival) lizard” · 1.5 m
• Saurolophus SAW-roh-LOH-fus · “lizard crest” · 10 m
• Sauropelta SAWR-oh-PEL-tuh · “lizard shield” · 5.5 m
• Sauroposeidon saw-roh-poh-SY-dun · “earthquake god lizard” · 31 m
• Saurornithoides sawr-OR-nith-OY-deez · “bird-like reptile” · 2.3 m
• Saurornitholestes sawr-OR-nih-thoh-LES-teez · “lizard bird thief” · 1.8 m
• Savannasaurus sah-VAN-ah-SAWR-us · “savanna lizard” · 14 m
• Scelidosaurus skel-EYE-doh-SAWR-us · “limb lizard” · 3.8 m
• Scolosaurus SKOH-low-SAWR-us · “pointed stake lizard” · 6 m
• Scutellosaurus skew-TELL-oh-SAWR-us · “little-shielded lizard” · 1.4 m
• Segnosaurus SEG-no-SAWR-us · “slow lizard” · 6.5 m
• Shantungosaurus shan-TOONG-oh-SAWR-us · “Shandong lizard” · 15 m
• Shunosaurus SHOO-no-SAWR-us · “Shu lizard” · 10 m
• Shuvuuia shu-VOO-ee-ah · “desert bird” · 0.6 m
• Sibirotitan sigh-BEER-oh-TIE-tan · “Siberian titan” · 14 m
• Sinoceratops SY-noh-SEH-rah-tops · “Chinese horned face” · 6 m
• Sinornithosaurus sigh-nor-NITH-oh-SAWR-us · “Chinese bird lizard” · 1.2 m
• Sinosauropteryx SY-noh-saw-ROP-teh-riks · “Chinese lizard wing” · 1 m
• Sinosaurus SY-noh-SAWR-us · “Chinese lizard” · 5.3 m
• Sinovenator SY-no-ven-AY-tor · “Chinese hunter” · 1.1 m
• Sinraptor sin-RAP-tor · “Chinese thief” · 7.4 m
• Skorpiovenator SKOR-pee-oh-ven-AY-tor · “scorpion hunter” · 6.3 m
• Sonidosaurus so-NEE-doh-SAWR-us · “Sonid lizard” · 9 m
• Sonorasaurus so-NOR-uh-SAWR-us · “Sonora lizard” · 16 m
• Sphaerotholus SFEER-oh-THOH-lus · “spherical dome” · 2.2 m
• Spiclypeus spick-LIP-ee-us · “spiked shield” · 5.5 m
• Spinophorosaurus SPY-noh-FOR-oh-SAWR-us · “spine-bearing lizard” · 14 m
• Spinosaurus SPY-noh-SAWR-us · “spine lizard” · 15 m
• Spinostropheus SPY-noh-STROH-fee-us · “spined vertebra” · 4.2 m
• Staurikosaurus STORE-ih-ko-SAWR-us · “Southern Cross lizard” · 2.1 m
• Stegoceras steg-OSS-er-as · “horned roof” · 2.3 m
• Stegosaurus STEG-oh-SAWR-us · “roof lizard” · 8 m
• Stegouros steg-OOR-os · “roofed tail” · 1.9 m
• Stenonychosaurus sten-on-ee-ko-SAWR-us · “narrow claw lizard” · 2.3 m
• Stokesosaurus STOHKS-oh-SAWR-us · “Stokes's lizard” · 3.5 m
• Struthiomimus STROOTH-ee-oh-MY-mus · “ostrich mimic” · 4.2 m
• Struthiosaurus STROO-thee-oh-SAWR-us · “ostrich lizard” · 2.5 m
• Styracosaurus sty-RAK-oh-SAWR-us · “spiked lizard” · 5.3 m
• Suchomimus SOO-ko-MY-mus · “crocodile mimic” · 10 m
• Supersaurus SOO-per-SAWR-us · “super lizard” · 34 m

T

• Talarurus tah-lah-ROO-rus · “wickerwork tail” · 5 m
• Talenkauen tah-len-KOW-en · “small head” · 4.3 m
• Tangvayosaurus tang-vy-oh-SAWR-us · “Tang Vay lizard” · 14 m
• Tanius TAH-nee-us · “named for Tan Xichou” · 8 m
• Tanycolagreus TAN-ee-koh-LAY-gree-us · “long-limbed hunter” · 3.7 m
• Tapuiasaurus tah-POO-yah-SAWR-us · “Tapuia lizard” · 13 m
• Tarbosaurus tar-boh-SAWR-us · “alarming lizard” · 11 m
• Tarchia TAR-chee-uh · “brainy lizard” · 6 m
• Tawa TAH-wah · “Hopi sun god” · 2.3 m
• Tazoudasaurus tah-ZOO-dah-SAWR-us · “Tazouda lizard” · 10 m
• Telmatosaurus tel-MAT-oh-SAWR-us · “marsh lizard” · 4.8 m
• Tendaguria ten-dah-GOO-ree-ah · “from Tendaguru” · 19 m
• Tenontosaurus teh-NON-toe-SAWR-us · “sinew lizard” · 6.5 m
• Teratophoneus teh-RAT-oh-FOH-nee-us · “monstrous murderer” · 6.3 m
• Thecodontosaurus thee-kuh-DON-toh-SAWR-us · “socket-toothed lizard” · 1.6 m
• Therizinosaurus ther-ih-ZIN-oh-SAWR-us · “scythe lizard” · 9.5 m
• Thescelosaurus THES-el-oh-SAWR-us · “marvellous lizard” · 3.3 m
• Tianyulong tee-AHN-yoo-LONG · “Tianyu dragon” · 0.8 m
• Tienshanosaurus tee-EN-shahn-oh-SAWR-us · “Tian Shan lizard” · 13 m
• Tornieria tor-neer-EE-uh · “belonging to Tornier” · 25 m
• Torosaurus TOR-oh-SAWR-us · “perforated lizard” · 7.8 m
• Torvosaurus TOR-voh-SAWR-us · “savage lizard” · 10 m
• Triceratops try-SER-uh-tops · “three-horned face” · 8.5 m
• Trierarchuncus try-er-ARK-UN-kus · “captain's hook” · 0.9 m
• Tsintaosaurus ching-DOW-SAWR-us · “Qingdao lizard” · 9 m
• Tuojiangosaurus too-oh-jee-ANG-oh-SAWR-us · “Tuo River lizard” · 6.8 m
• Turanoceratops TOO-ran-oh-SER-ah-tops · “Turan horned face” · 2.3 m
• Turiasaurus TOO-ree-uh-SAWR-us · “Turia lizard” · 30 m
• Tyrannosaurus tie-RAN-oh-SAWR-us · “tyrant lizard king” · 12 m
• Tyrannotitan tih-RAN-oh-TY-tan · “tyrant titan” · 12 m

U

• Ulughbegsaurus oo-LOOG-beg-SAWR-us · “Ulugh Beg lizard” · 7.8 m
• Unaysaurus oo-NYE-SAWR-us · “black water lizard” · 2.5 m
• Unenlagia oo-nen-LAH-jee-ah · “half bird” · 2.3 m
• Urbacodon oor-BAH-ko-don · “URBAC tooth” · 1.3 m
• Utahceratops YOO-tah-SER-uh-tops · “Utah horned face” · 6 m
• Utahraptor YOO-tah-RAP-tor · “Utah plunderer” · 5.5 m

V

• Vagaceratops VAY-guh-SER-uh-tops · “wandering horned face” · 4.8 m
• Valdosaurus val-doh-SAWR-us · “Wealden lizard” · 2.5 m
• Velociraptor veh-LOSS-ih-RAP-tor · “swift seizer” · 2 m
• Venenosaurus veh-NEN-oh-SAWR-us · “poison lizard” · 10 m
• Vulcanodon vul-KAN-oh-don · “volcano tooth” · 6.8 m

W

• Wannanosaurus wah-NAHN-oh-SAWR-us · “Wannan lizard” · 0.8 m
• Wendiceratops WEN-dee-SEH-rah-tops · “Wendy's horned face” · 5.3 m
• Wintonotitan WIN-tun-oh-TIE-tan · “Winton titan” · 16 m
• Wuerhosaurus WER-ho-SAWR-us · “Wuerho lizard” · 6.8 m

X

• Xinjiangtitan shin-jee-AHNG-ty-tan · “Xinjiang giant” · 28 m

Y

• Yangchuanosaurus YAHNG-choo-AHN-oh-SAWR-us · “Yangchuan lizard” · 9.3 m
• Yinlong YEEN-long · “hidden dragon” · 1.2 m
• Yongjinglong yong-JING-long · “Yongjing dragon” · 17 m
• Yunnanosaurus yoo-NAN-oh-SAWR-us · “Yunnan lizard” · 7.5 m
• Yutyrannus yoo-tie-RAN-us · “beautiful feathered tyrant” · 8.8 m

Z

• Zalmoxes zal-MOX-eez · “Zalmoxis lizard” · 2.5 m
• Zby Z-BEE · “named for Georges Zbyszewski” · 18 m
• Zephyrosaurus ZEF-eer-oh-SAWR-us · “west wind lizard” · 1.8 m
• Zhuchengtyrannus ZHOO-cheng-tie-RAN-us · “Zhucheng tyrant” · 11 m
• Zuniceratops ZOO-nee-SER-uh-tops · “Zuni horned face” · 2.1 m
• Zupaysaurus zoo-pie-SAWR-us · “devil lizard” · 4.3 m
• Zuul ZOOL · “Zuul (demon from Ghostbusters)” · 6 m