Are there any dinosaurs in China?

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There are dinosaurs in China.

China dinosaurs include Yongchuan Dragon, Tuojiang Dragon, Mamenxi Dragon, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Ruyang Huang Helong, Luanchuan Pirate Dragon, Raptors and so on. Yongchuanlong: Yongchuanlong is a large carnivorous dinosaur. The total length is about 1 1 m, and the height is 2.85 m when standing. Yongchuanlong's head is big and tall, slightly triangular. The mouth is full of rows of sharp teeth, like handfuls of daggers. Tuojiang Dragon: Tuojiang Dragon living in China is closely related to Stegosaurus living in North America at the same time. Tuojianglong has 15 pairs of triangular rebounds from neck to tail.

China dinosaurs include Yongchuan Dragon, Tuojiang Dragon, Mamenxi Dragon, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Ruyang Huang Helong, Luanchuan Pirate Dragon, Raptors and so on.

1, Yongchuanlong: Yongchuanlong is a large carnivorous dinosaur. The total length is about 1 1 m, and the height is 2.85 m when standing. Yongchuanlong's head is big and tall, slightly triangular. The mouth is full of rows of sharp teeth, like handfuls of daggers.

2. Tuojiang Dragon: Tuojiang Dragon living in China is closely related to Stegosaurus living in North America at the same time. Tuojianglong has 15 pairs of triangular rebounds from neck to tail.

3. Mamen Xilong: This animal is about 22 meters long and nearly 7 meters tall. Its neck is particularly long, equivalent to half its body length.

4. Tyrannosaurus Rex: Tyrannosaurus Rex is a large theropod dinosaur belonging to Tyrannosaurus. Tyrannosaurus rex lived in Mongolia and China in Asia in the late Cretaceous.

5. Huang Helong in Ruyang: Huang Helong in Ruyang is a primitive dragon-shaped dinosaur. Body length 18 m, single toe length 20 cm, forelimbs longer, shoulder height 6 m, shoulder width 3 m.

6. Luanchuan pink dragon: Luanchuan pink dragon is a large chironomid dinosaur found in central China, and its geological age is early Late Cretaceous.

7. Raptors: velociraptor is also translated as Raptors, Raptors and Raptors, belonging to the Chiropteridae of sauropods.

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