Fossil skull of parrot billed dinosaur
dinosaur
3D model of skull fossil
Early Cretaceous period
Herbivorous dinosaur
Parrot billed Dragon
Parrotbeak Dragon Skull Fossil
Parrot Dragon
Ceratopsian suborder
Parrotbeak Dragon Family
The ancestors of most dinosaurs
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Coin
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Parrotbeak Dragon, also known as Parrotbeak Dragon, meaning "parrot lizard" in Greek, is a genus of Parrotbeak Dragon family in the suborder Ceratopsia. It lived in Asia during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 123.2 to 110 million years ago. Parrotbeak dinosaur, as well as Protoceratops, Triceratops, and other dinosaurs, all had a parrot like hooked beak. Scientists infer from its body shape and age that Parrotbeak dinosaur may be the ancestor of most ceratopsian dinosaurs. It is a small herbivorous dinosaur named after its parrot like beak. They are very early ceratopsian dinosaurs that independently developed many features.
