Dryosaurus: quick facts

Dryosaurus had a toothless beak and teeth shaped likeoak leaves, made for grinding leaves. It also had five fingers on each hand for gripping its food. Specimens have been found inAmerica, Europe and

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Reference background: Natural History Museum, London — Dinosaurs; Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History — Dinosaurs; American Museum of Natural History — Dinosaurs & Fossils. Figures are typical published ranges; taxonomy follows the source era and modern consensus is noted where it differs. See our sources & fact-check policy.