Brachiosaurus was the first of those three to become extinct when it died out 151 million years ago. Triceratops and dodo birds went extinct 65.5 million years ago and 300 years ago, respectively.
Stegosaurus. That beast evolved in the late Jurassic period (roughly 150-million years ago). It was almost certainly a browser, and from its body design one can probably assume it lived on low-lying vegetation. It was big - 15-20 feet long, about 10 feet tall, and weighed about 3 tons... yet the brain in its head weighed less than 3 ounces. It apparently had a swelling of its spinal cord in the vicinity of its pelvic girdle that was about 20 times the size of the brain in its head, the function of which is food for speculation. Was it a second brain? Not in the most common meaning of the word. None of the senses were routed through it -- sight, smell, hearing, etc. were restricted to the brain in its head... if it had a central nervous function it was probably to aid in the control of the animal's huge muscles.
T. rex didn't come along until the late Cretaceous, about 80-million years later when Stegosaurus was long gone.
The Stegosaurus went extinct first.
The Stegosaurus lived around 155 million years ago and went extinct somewhere around 80-90 million years before the T-rex showed up. The T-Rex lived until about 65 million years ago.
The answer to that will be unknown for a really long time
the masive herbivores then the masive carnivores and ormivore.
There is currently no evidence that points to that any dinosaur species have ever become extinct.
The Stegosaurus went extinct before the T-Rex. About 85-90 millions years after the Stegosaurus went extinct was when the T-Rex appeared
The dodo bird became extinct in the early 1600's. The Triceratops became extinct long before that.
Dodos became exctint about in 1681
The Eryops became extinct in the 1400's.
scientists found the fossils of triceratops
Triceratops became extinct 65.5 million years ago. They did not leave any descendants. Their closest living relatives are birds, which are considered a group of theropod dinosaurs.
Triceratops's horns were used to fight off predators, as well as being used by males to fight over dominance and/or mates. The frill originally evolved in the ancestors of Triceratops as a display, but it became thick and helped to provide some protection during an attack by a predator or during a headbutting match.
to be exact, it became the state animal in 1979
It became the official state wild animal in 1971.
It became the state animal in 1955 i think
The plant eating dinosaur with three horns was the triceratops. It was first seen about 68 million years ago and became extinct about 66 million years ago.
The Oryx Gazella became the national animal of Bahrain because of its presence in the country. Since it is rare in other countries and its presence in Bahrain attracted tourists, the Oryx Gazella became the national animal of that country.
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