Daemonosaurus Fossil

April 13, 2011

The skull of Daemonosaurus chauliodus is narrow and relatively deep, measuring 5.5 inches long from the tip of its snout to the back of the skull and has proportionately large eye sockets. The upper jaw has large, forward-slanted front teeth.

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- April 13, 2011
- News Release
- Natural History Museum

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Scientists Discover a New Species of Dinosaur Bridging a Gap in the Dinosaur Family Tree