Dinosaur Fact Sheet Magnets

Description: Ankylosaurus was the largest member of the ankylosaurid family and lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous Period. This dino fact sheet shows an Ankylosaurus skull and silhouette, as well as the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: Mosasaurus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Tyrannosaurus Rex data sheet. Tyrannosaurus Rex means "King of the tyrant lizards". This dinosaur fact sheet is for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Allosaurus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Stegosaurus Datasheet. Dinosaur fact sheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists and future fossil hunters. Stegosaurus lived in the late Jurassic.

Description: This dino fact sheet shows a skull of Ceratosaurus and a silhouette, as well as the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils. The name Ceratosaurus means "horned lizard".

Description: Triceratops data sheet. Triceratops means "three-horned face". This dinosaur fact sheet is for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Spinosaurus Datasheet. Dinosaur fact sheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists and future fossil hunters. Spinosaurus lived in the late Cretaceous.

Description: Tarbosaurus data sheet. Tarbosaurus means "alarming lizard". This dinosaur fact sheet is for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Utahraptor data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Carnotaurus data sheet. Dinosaur fact sheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists and future fossil hunters. Carnotaurus was the fastest of the large theropods and lived in South America during the Late Cretaceous Period. The name means "meat-eating bull".

Description: This Acrocanthosaurus fossil skull design is for fossil hunters and other future paleontologists. Acrocanthosaurus is a carcharodontosaur of the Early Cretaceous period of North America.

Description: Giganotosaurus is one of the largest theropods and lived in South America in the Late Cretaceous Period. This dinosaur fact sheet shows the silhouette and a Giganotosaurus fossil.

Description: This dino fact sheet shows a skull of Pachycephalosaurus and a silhouette, as well as the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils. The name Pachycephalosaurus means "thick-headed lizard".

Description: Kentrosaurus was a small relative of the Stegosaurus and lived in Africa. This dino fact sheet shows a skull of Kentrosaurus and a silhouette, as well as the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils. The name Kentrosaurus means "pointed lizard".

Description: Diplodocus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: This dino fact sheet shows a skull of Deinocheirus and a silhouette, as well as the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils. The name Deinocheirus means "terrible hand".

Description: Allosaurus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Saurophaganax data sheet. Saurophaganax is the largest known Late Jurassic carnosaur and lived in North America. The name means: "Lord of Lizard-Eaters" and he is a relative of the Allosaurus. This dinosaur data sheet shows the fossil skull and silhouette of a Saurophaganax as well as the geographical and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: Parasaurolophus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Elasmosaurus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Dilophosaurus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Daspletosaurus was the ancestor of Tyrannosaurus Rex and lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous Period. This dino fact sheet shows a Daspletosaurus skull and silhouette along with the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: Dimetrodon is an early realtive of mammals and lived in the Early Permian around 40 to 50 million years bevore the first dinosaurs appeared. This dino fact sheet shows a Dimetrodon skull and silhouette along with the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: Lambeosaurus is one of the largest known Hadrosaurs and one of the largest Ornithopods. This dino fact sheet shows a Lambeosaurus skull and silhouette along with the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: Brachiosaurus data sheet. Dinosaur factsheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists, and future fossil hunters.

Description: Argentinosaurus is only known from fragmentary remains of its vertebrae and legs, but paleontologists believe it was the biggest dinosaur ever. This dino fact sheet shows a Argentinosaurus skull and silhouette along with the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: Baryonyx Datasheet. Dinosaur fact sheet for everyone who loves dinosaurs, for paleontology students, future paleontologists and future fossil hunters. Baryonyx is an Early Cretaceous relative of Spinosaurus.

Description: Albertosaurus was the ancestor of Tyrannosaurus Rex and lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous Period. This dino fact sheet shows a Albertosaurus skull and silhouette along with the geographic and geological distribution of the fossils.

Description: The motif shows fossil skulls of Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tarbosaurus, Albertosaurus, Daspletosaurus and Lythronax. Tyrannosaurs are considered some of the closest relatives of birds. In other words, "Birds are dinosaurs".

Description: The motif shows fossil skulls of Utahraptor, Deinonychus, Dromaeosaurus and Velociraptor. Dromaeosaurus are considered some of the closest relatives of birds. In other words, "Birds are dinosaurs".