Microceratus
Microceratus sp.
Description
Easily recognized thanks to its blunt beak and the small horn on its forehead (its name directly translates into English as ‘small-horned’), Microceratus is an herbivorous dinosaur that lived around 65-85 million years ago during the Cretaceous period. This genus walks on two legs and grows up to 80 centimeters in length - making it one of the smallest dinosaurs the world has seen.
: Cretaceous (145.00 - 66.00 )
: Warm climate with cooling trend toward the end
Fun Facts
Diet Details
Diet: Ground Paleobotany
Omnivore
Image Gallery
Videos
Microceratus Documentary 1
Size Comparison
1.7m (5.6ft)
Microceratus
0.35m (1ft)