Dinofact #98
Dyoplosaurus can be distinguished from all other known ankylosaurids in that it has sacral ribs that are anterolaterally-directed, triangular unguals in dorsal view, and a tail club knob that is longer than it is wide.
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Dinofact #98
Dyoplosaurus can be distinguished from all other known ankylosaurids in that it has sacral ribs that are anterolaterally-directed, triangular unguals in dorsal view, and a tail club knob that is longer than it is wide.
Source: Wikipedia
Dinofact #64
Anatomically, Pinacosaurus is the most well-known ankylosaurid dinosaur worldwide. Numerous specimens have been discovered, including a nearly complete skeleton and entire bonebeds of juveniles. Due to these many finds, the entire juvenile skeleton is known, and new information on the ankylosaurid skull and how it forms as the dinosaur ages has been discovered. Finally, studies on the hands and feet of Pinacosaurus, body parts often incompletely known in other ankylosaurs, have provided insight into the family as a whole.
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