The group that this dinosaur belongs to.
What is saurischia?
The following image shows a sauropodomorph of this group.

What is prosauropoda?
Scotty(shown below) is a fossil of this dinosaur.
What is Tyrannosaurus rex?
The following image shows a ceratopsian belonging to this family.
What is Centrosaurines?
Name this Dinosaur.
What is Stegosaurus?
Thyreophora is an example of a clade contained in this group.
What is Ornithischia?
Sauropods legs are similar to those of this modern animal.
What are elephants?
One of the only dinosaurs capable of flight, this theropod is known as the first bird.
What is archeopteryx?
This was the first dinosaur ever discovered.
What is Iguanodont?
Plates of stegosaurs were originally thought to be arranged along the spine in this way.
What is flat along the back?
This feature set dinosaurs apart from other closely related reptile groups.
What is erect posture?
This organ in sauropods were incredibly small relative to their size.
What is the brain?
This is thought to be what Therizinosaurus' long claws were used for.
What is pulling vegetation down?
Hypsilophodonts were particularly adept at this activity.
What is running?
Ankylosaurids' diets were comprised of this.
What is low-growing vegetation? (ferns, shrubs, grass, etc.)
This group is the closest living relative of dinosaurs which are not themselves dinosaurs.
What are crocodilians?
Sauropod remains have been found on every continent except for this one.
What is antartica?
This is the first large Tyrannosaurid with direct evidence of feathers.
What is Yutyrannus?
This is the reason for adult protoceratops having two different kinds of head ornamentation.
What is sexual differentiation?
Ankylosaurs with tail clubs were not good at moving it in this direction.
What is up and down?