Tsintaosaurus

The tsintaosaurus (meaning 'Qingdao lizard') was discovered in 1958 in the Shandong Province of eatern China. A typical Tsintaosaurus would have been around 8 metres long and weighed around 2.5 tonnes.
Object no :
RI_DI_0071895
Collection :
Into the Archives: Dinosaurs of China, The Dick Institute, 1993
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Copyright :
East Ayrshire Council
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