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Iguanadon
"Iguana
Tooth"
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Length
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Time,
Million Years Ago
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Place
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6m - 10m
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131
- 121
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England
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First
Named
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Discoverer
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Family
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1881
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Mantell
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Iguanadontia
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This
was the first dinosaur to be scientifically recognised.
Type
Species Information
After
which the Genus is named
Iguanadon bernissartensis
Remains:
Dozens of skeletons (some complete), teeth
Other
Species
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Name
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Discoverer
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Named
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I.
anglicus
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Holl
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1829
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Remains: Teeth,
fragments
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Name
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Discoverer
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Named
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I.
atherfieldensis
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Hooley
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1924
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Remains: 3
complete skeletons, partial skeletons, teeth, postcrania (juvenile
to adult)
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Name
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Discoverer
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Named
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I.
dawsoni
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Lydekker
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1888
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Remains: 2
partial skeletons
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Name
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Discoverer
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Named
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I.
fittoni
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Lydekker
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1889
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Remains: 3
partial skulls
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Name
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Discoverer
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Named
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I.
hoggi
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Owen
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1874
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Remains: Lower
jaw
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2002 Gavin Rymill
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