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size chart, stygimoloch


CLASS: SMALL DINOSAUR
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SPECIES: STYGIMOLOCH
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DIET: HERBIVORE
both male and female of this species are the same in coloration.
Stygimoloch. Although being classified as subadult pachycephalosaurus, the islands stygimoloch have been made into a separate species. These animals are very strange in appearance with the large spikes that protrude from the back of their heads. Like the pachycephalosaurus and stegoceras this species possesses a dome on its head and like those species it is used for a similar purpose. All this makes the stygimoloch a very interesting dinosaur indeed.


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