Pantydraco
Pantydraco
- Pronunciation:
- pant-ee-drak-oh
- Name meaning:
- 'Pant-y-ffynnon dragon'
© Andrey Atuchin
- Type of dinosaur:
- prosauropod
- Length:
- 3.0m
- Diet:
- herbivorous
- When it lived:
- Early Jurassic
- Found in:
- United Kingdom, Wales
Knowledge about Pantydraco is based on a partial juvenile skeleton which was previously thought to be a Thecodontosaurus.
Taxonomic details
- Taxonomy:
- Dinosauria, Saurischia
- Named by:
- Galton, Yates and Kermack 2007 (2003)
- Type species:
- caducus
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