Aegyptosaurus

Aegyptosaurus baharijensis is a species of Dinosaure which lived in Egypt during the Crétacé superior, there is 99-93 M.A. It was an enormous herbivore which had a long neck, a long tail and a small head. There existed only one fossil of Aegyptosaurus, described by Stromer in 1932. It was preserved at Munich but was destroyed during the second world war, in 1944.

Its name means “reptile of Egypt”
Time: Cretaceous (- 144 M.A. with - 65 M.A.)
Size: 16 m from length, 6,4 m in height, 1,5 ton
Habitat: Food Africa
Mode: herbivore

Inventory of the found fossils

Three caudal vertebrae, a partial scapula, nine bones of the members (the whole destroyed by RAF in 1944).

Internal bonds

See List of the dinosaurs

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