Are there any cool dinosaurs that start with the letter 'k'?

Question

Pictures and descriptions too please. lol.

thanksss

Answer 1

...the "kink'a'saurous"  (pictures are X-rated).

Answer 2

kentrosaurus (thyreophora stegosauria)

http://www.kheper.net/evolution/dinosaur...

Kaijiangosaurus (Therapoda Tetanurae)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

Kritosaurus and Kerberosaurus (ornithopoda hadrosauridae hadrosaurinae)

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http...

Answer 3

The Kooliosaurus.

Sorry, couldn't resist.  Haha.  Here's for real:

“Kagasaurus” Hisa, 1988 [nomen nudum]

Kaijiangosaurus He, 1984

Kakuru Molnar and Pledge, 1980

Kangnasaurus Haughton, 1915

Katsuyamasaurus Lambert, 1990 [nomen nudum]

Kelmayisaurus Dong, 1973

Kentrosaurus Hennig, 1915

Kentrurosaurus Hennig, 1916

“Kitadanisaurus” Lambert, 1990 [nomen nudum]

Khaan Clark, James M., Norell, Mark A. & Barsbold, Rinchen, 2001

Klamelisaurus Zhao, 1993

Koparion Chure, 1994

Koreanosaurus Kim, 1979 [nomen nudum]

Kotasaurus Yadagiri, 1988

Kritosaurus Brown, 1910

Kulceratops Nessov, 1995

Kunmingosaurus Chao, 1985

You should be able to find pictures on this site or others.

Answer 4

Well I've done some research for you and I've found 4, which I'll list below with the descriptions, as you asked for, and links to pictures of each one. (Sorry but I don't know how to put photos on here!) The 1st link below has pictures for both the Kritosaurus and the Kentrosaurus, the 2nd link has a picture for the Kotasaurus and the 3rd link has a picture for the Khaan.

KENTROSAURUS:

Pronunciation: KEN-truh-SAWR-us  

Translation: Spiked Lizard

Also known as: Kentrurosaurus

Description: Herbivore, Quadrupedal

Order: Ornithischia

Suborder: Thyreophora

Infraorder: Stegosauria

Family: Stegosauridae

Height: 6 feet (1.8 meters)

Length: 18 feet (5.5 meters)

Weight: 4,000 pounds (1,814 kg)

Period: Late Jurassic



Notes: Kentrosaurus was discovered in Tanzania. A stegosaurid, it had paired plates that ran through the middle of its back. At midback, the plates were replaced by spikes that ran to the tip of its tail. Another pair of spikes jutted horizontally from its shoulders. Its feet were marked by claws that were more hoof-like than spiked. Males and females appear to have had differing numbers of ribs.

KOTASAURUS:

Pronunciation: KOH-tuh-SAWR-us  

Translation: Kota (Formation) Lizard

Also known as:

Description: Herbivore, Quadrupedal

Order: Saurischia

Suborder: Sauropodomorpha

Infraorder: Sauropoda or Prosauropoda

Family:

Height:

Length:

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Period: Early Jurassic



Notes: Kotasaurus may be the oldest sauropod, sharing the characteristics (mainly in the hip and pelvic region) of both prosauropods and sauropods.

KRITOSAURUS:

Pronunciation: CRY-tuh-SAWR-us  

Translation: Noble Lizard

Also known as: Gryposaurus (not confirmed)

Description: Herbivore, Bipedal

Order: Ornithischia

Suborder: Ornithopoda

Infraorder: Iguanodontia

Family: Hadrosauridae

Height: 23 feet (7 meters)

Length: 30 feet (9.1 meters)

Weight: 5,950 pounds (2,700 kg)

Period: Late Cretaceous



Notes: Kritosaurus was found in New Mexico by Barnum Brown, the great American Museum of Natural History collector. This duckbill dinosaur had a wide, flat skull and a ridge of bone just below its eyes. This would have given its mouth and snout the appearance of a "Roman Nose," hence its name "Noble Lizard." There is considerable evidence that Kritosaurus and Gryposaurus are the same species but there appear to be differences in their tooth structure.

KHAAN:

Length:  up to 1.8 m

Diet: omnivorous

Period: Upper Cretaceous

Ages: Campanian

Time span: 81-75 Ma

Found in: Mongolia

Locality: Ömnögov’

Hope this helps you out a bit! x

Answer 5

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_din...

Answer 6

Kentrosaurus

Theres a picture and a description at the link...Be happy cuz i looked this one up just for you! ;) k hope this helps!