Stegosaurus Pins and Buttons

This original illustration by Richard H. Fay features a Stegosaurus, a plated dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Jurassic. The plates on its back, whose function remains a matter of debate, gave this dinosaur its name. Stegosaurus means “roof lizard”, a reference to those distinctive plates.

Stegosaurus

A derpy little stego.

Watercolor painting.

While scientists generally agreed that the tail spikes of the stegosaurus were used as defensive weapons, Augustus used his mainly for roasting marshmallows.

a stegosaurus

Show your love for the stegosaurus/stegosaur and dinosaurs in general with this cool image of a stegosaurus skeleton all in red with distressed markings. Fun gift for paleontologists, future paleontologists, and dinosaur fans.

A cute stegosaurus with two little stars on its back.

This cool artwork features a dinosaur silhouette in front of a big full moon and bats flying in the night sky.

A quick design.

This cool artwork features a dinosaur silhouette in front of a big full moon and bats flying in the night sky.

Original digital art of Stegosaurus created with a mixed style of watercolor and dry brush with Japanese and Baybayin typography.

A cute simple little green stegosaurus.

A cute stegosaurus getting ready to party.

Show your Jurassic style with this cutie dinosaur!

Watercolor painting of a stegosaurus kitten.

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A cute purple stegosaurus laying on top of an orange tabby cat.

Watercolor painting of a stegosaurus as a geode.

A cute stegosaurus sitting on top of a cupcake.

A certain cartoon stegosaurus from a certain movie

A cute dinosaur design.

The pointiest dinosaur!

A cute three toed sloth and a tiny stegosaurus.

Black and white cartoon illustration of a stegosaurus.

Stegosaurus

A friendly stego

Dinosaur Series: Stegosaurus

A cute lil stegosaurus.

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Stegosaurus in Japanese traditional style

A cute three toed sloth and a tiny stegosaurus.

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Cute stegosaurus

A monster stegosaurus, but it's a relatively harmless herbivore. It might look scary, but it's more afraid of you than you are of it.