Well-known herbivorous dinosaur species matched with their feeding style and one identifying feature each, one species per card.
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- Triceratops
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Browsed low plants with its beak. Distinctive feature: three horns and large bony frill on its head.- Brachiosaurus
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Fed on high tree leaves with its long neck. Distinctive feature: front legs much longer than hind legs, like a giraffe.- Stegosaurus
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Ate low-level ferns and cycads. Distinctive feature: two rows of large bony plates running down its back and spikes on its tail.- Ankylosaurus
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Ate ground-level plants close to the soil. Distinctive feature: entire body covered in thick protective bony plates and a club-like tail.- Parasaurolophus
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Fed on ferns and cycads at ground level. Distinctive feature: long curved crest extending backward from the top of its head.- Edmontosaurus
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Ate ferns and low vegetation using thousands of small grinding teeth. Distinctive feature: duck-billed hadrosaur with no crest on its head.- Iguanodon
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Ate low vegetation and tough plants with its hard beak. Distinctive feature: could walk on either hind legs alone or on all four legs, with a spike on each thumb.- Diplodocus
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Fed on high tree leaves and branches with its long neck. Distinctive feature: extremely long whip-like tail used for balance and communication.- Apatosaurus
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Fed on high tree leaves and branches. Distinctive feature: one of the largest land animals ever and was formerly called Brontosaurus.- Camarasaurus
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Fed on high trees with a moderately long neck. Distinctive feature: smaller sauropod compared to giants like Diplodocus and Apatosaurus.- Argentinosaurus
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Fed on high trees with a long neck. Distinctive feature: one of the largest land animals to have ever lived, possibly up to 100 feet long.- Maiasaura
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Ate ferns and other low-level plants. Distinctive feature: known as the caring mother dinosaur because fossils show parents stayed to protect their young in nests.- Thescelosaurus
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Ate low plants and possibly small insects and lizards. Distinctive feature: small and agile dinosaur, much smaller than the massive sauropods.- Shunosaurus
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Fed on high tree leaves with a moderately long neck. Distinctive feature: had a club-like bony structure on the end of its tail for defense.- Hypsilophodon
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Ate ferns and other low-level plants. Distinctive feature: small and fast-moving dinosaur with special foot structure suggesting possible ability to climb trees.
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