Hylaeosaurus

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Hylaeosaurus is an early armored dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous of England, notable as one of the first dinosaurs ever described scientifically and recognized for its heavy body armor and spines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ankylosaurian dinosaur
armored dinosaur
dinosaur
fossil taxon
bodyArmor heavy osteoderms
clade Dinosauria NERFINISHED
contemporaneousWith Iguanodon NERFINISHED
Megalosaurus NERFINISHED
defensiveAdaptation spines and armor
describedBy Gideon Mantell NERFINISHED
diet herbivorous
displayedAt Natural History Museum, London NERFINISHED
environment terrestrial
estimatedLength 4–5 meters
extinctionStatus extinct
family Nodosauridae NERFINISHED
feedingStyle low-browsing herbivore
fossilDiscoveryCentury 19th century
fossilMaterial partial skeleton
fossilsFoundAt Tilgate Forest NERFINISHED
fossilsFoundIn Wealden Group NERFINISHED
geologicalAge Valanginian NERFINISHED
geologicalPeriod Early Cretaceous NERFINISHED
habitat lowland floodplains
hasAnatomicalFeature bony plates
dorsal spines
historicalSignificance one of the first dinosaurs described scientifically
includedIn original three genera used to define Dinosauria
kingdom Animalia
knownFrom fragmentary remains
livedIn England NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
locomotion quadrupedal
namedBy Gideon Mantell NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic heavy body armor and spines
order Ornithischia NERFINISHED
partOf British dinosaur fauna
phylum Chordata
reproduction oviparous
size medium-sized dinosaur
suborder Thyreophora NERFINISHED
tail armored
taxonRank genus
typeSpecies Hylaeosaurus armatus NERFINISHED
yearDescribed 1833

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