Nigersaurus taqueti Ankylosaurus Information about the reproduction of

Information about the reproduction of Tylosaurus is limited because it is an extinct animal

a typical adaptation of many small running theropods

which would have provided abundant food for this giant herbivore

while the tail ended in a well-developed caudal fin

which allowed them to take advantage of abundant resources in the Carboniferous forests

Nigersaurus taqueti Ankylosaurus Information about the reproduction ofNigersaurus taqueti was an extremely specialized rebbachisaurid sauropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 115105 million years ago (AptianAlbian), in what is now the Republic of Niger, when much of the present day Sahara was an extensive green fluvial plain with abundant vegetation and large river systems. Its fossils come mainly from the Elrhaz Formation, in the Gadoufaoua region. It was formally described in 1999