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Yanbeilong ultimus Jia et al. , 2024 (new genus and species) Notes: Yanbeilong was a stegosaur Cretaceous fossils of stegosaurs are rare, and they are generally thought to have died out in the Early Cretaceous (though some controversial remains may suggest otherwise) Yanbeilong is thus one of the youngest uncontested stegosaurs known
Yanbeilong - Wikipedia The generic name, " Yanbeilong ", combines the Chinese "Yanbei", meaning "North of Yanmen Pass"—referencing the general area of the type locality—and "long", meaning "dragon"
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Stenopterygius by cisiopurple on DeviantArt Stenopterygius is amazing, I like its light coloring It is so small that against the background of the Shonisaurus, Stenopterygius looks like a mini ichthyosaur But someone like Grippia is a micro ichthyosaur compared to a Shonisaurus!
Yanbeilong ultimus by SlvrHwk on DeviantArt While the other two are early or basal taxa, Yanbeilong is the exact opposite, representing one of the youngest (most recent) stegosaurs confidently known in the fossil record The holotype is known from the Zuoyun Formation (Albian, Early Cretaceous) of China
Paleontologists Discover New Stegosaur Species | Sci. News The new species from the Cretaceous, Yanbeilong ultimus, lived in what is now China between 113 and 100 million years ago The stegosaur’s fossilized remains were collected from the Zuoyun Formation of Zuoyun County, the Chinese province of Shanxi
Yanbeilong | Dinopedia | Fandom Yanbeilong (meaning "north of Yanmen Pass dragon") is an extinct genus of stegosaurid discovered in 2024 from the Early Cretaceous (Albian) It was found in the Zuoyun Formation (Shanxi, China) The type and only species is Y ultimus