Edmontosaurus, tooth row Kentrosaurus He saw at once that

He saw at once that it was an important find and recognised that it represented a transitional form - but not in the "Darwin" sense

and its hind legs shorter

These limestone beds are the result of a series of islands and shallow lagoons

sending him drawings of the fish

Genus: Borealosuchus

Edmontosaurus, tooth row Kentrosaurus He saw at once thatEdmontosaurus was a large bipedal plant eater common in North America during the late Cretaceous. It is one of the best known duckbilled dinosaurs (hadrosaurus) characterized by a particular denture formed by batteries of hundreds of small lozenge like teeth which it used for pulverizing its tough plant foods. Edmontosaurus was up to 39 feet long and 16 feet tall. The teeth in the skull were arranged in the form of dental batteries in the posterior