Definition: The word "Ankylosaurus" comes from Greek and means "fossilized crocodile". It refers to a type of dinosaur believed to be around 92 million years old, known for its unique combination of tooth structure and long, slender body. The name 'Ankylosaurus' translates to "crocodile with ankylosaurus head" in English, suggesting it was likely a crocodile-like creature similar to the extinct crocodiles that lived during the dinosaur period.

Ankylosaurus

Definition: ankylosaur - "Ankylosaurus" in Latin, meaning a large, long-necked dinosaur with four legs and long beak-like teeth. Definition: A species of dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period that lived between 153-149 million years ago. It had a large, elongated head with a distinct three-pointed jaw and four large eyes. The fossilized body was about 28 feet in length and weighed up to 7 tons.

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