Most of the people never think what was the DINO life in INDIA. There were more number of species from ASIA and particularly from the beautiful peninsular India. Dinosaurs are of differently habituated and they are distinguished mainly basing on the food habits and the period they lived.
Mainly the ages are CRETACEOUS and JURASSIC, TRIASSIC.
Carnivorous
A carnivorous dinosaur is a meat eating animal again with some more species in them. They are treated as dangerous and are varied as per the age they lived.
Omnivorous
A Omnivorous dinosaur is both meat eating and Vegetarian habituated with many rare species in them.
Herbivorous
A Herbivorous Dinosaurs is Vegetarian habituated.
New Species
A new species of dinosaur was announced by Indian and American scientists on 13th August 2003: a 30-foot (9-meter), horned carnivore that hunted other dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
65-Million-Year-Old Bones
The bones were collected in 1983 by Suresh Srivastava of the Geological Survey of India (GSI) and Ashok Sahni, a paleontologist at Punjab University, during a search for dinosaur eggs and nests.
Srivastava drew a detailed map to document the position of the fossil bones as they lay in the field. The scientists then stored the 65-million-year-old bones at a GSI office, where they stayed until Sereno and Wilson arrived.
Working with Indian experts, Wilson and Sereno reconstructed the skull of the new species, a stocky, 30-foot-long (9-meter-long) carnivore named Rajasaurus narmadensis, which means "regal dinosaur from the Narmada," the river region in western India where the bones were found. The project was supported in part by the National Geographic Society.
"We knew of fragments and bones [in India]," said Sereno, who has discovered new dinosaur species on five continents. "But this skull reconstruction offers the first glimpse into the lost world of the Indian dinosaur."
FOSSILS @ INDIA
Archeology Department in India is lagging behind compared to the other countries. Our past is still unveiled. Some of our National Museums hold these fossils.
FOSSIL @ KOLKATA -INDIAN MUSEUM
-- Bharat Sigireddy's
Mainly the ages are CRETACEOUS and JURASSIC, TRIASSIC.
CRETACEOUS period is 145.5-65.5 million years ago and is next to Jurassic age.This age is with a relatively warm climate, resulting in high eustatic sea levels and creating numerous shallow inland seas. These oceans and seas were populated with now extinct marine reptiles, ammonites and rudists, while dinosaurs continued to dominate on land. At the same time, new groups of mammals and birds, as well as flowering plants, appeared. The Cretaceous ended with a large mass extinction, the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event, in which many groups, including non-avian dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and large marine reptiles, died out.
JURASSIC period is 199.6-145.5 million years ago and the age of reptiles. The first birds appeared in this age.The oceans were inhabited by marine reptiles.
TRIASSIC period is 251-199.6 million years ago. The age where the first true mammal is evolved, as well as the first flying vertebrates.
Food habituation's are
Carnivorous
A carnivorous dinosaur is a meat eating animal again with some more species in them. They are treated as dangerous and are varied as per the age they lived.
Name
|
Period
|
Coeluroides
|
Cretaceous
|
compsosuchus
|
Cretaceous
|
Dandakosaurus
|
Jurassic
|
Dryptosauroides
|
Cretaceous
|
Indosaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Indosuchus
|
Cretaceous
|
Jubbulpuria
|
Cretaceous
|
Laevisuchus
|
Cretaceous
|
Ornithomimoides
|
Cretaceous
|
Orthogoniosaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Rahiolisaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Rajasaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
A Omnivorous dinosaur is both meat eating and Vegetarian habituated with many rare species in them.
Name
|
Period
|
Alwalkeria
|
Triassic
|
Jaklapallisaurus
|
Triassic
|
Nambalia
|
Triassic
|
Herbivorous
A Herbivorous Dinosaurs is Vegetarian habituated.
Name
|
Period
|
Barapasaurus
|
Jurassic
|
Brachypodosaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Bruhathkayosaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Isisaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Jainosaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
Kotasaurus
|
Jurassic
|
Lamplughsaura
|
Jurassic
|
Pradhania
|
Jurassic
|
Titanosaurus
|
Cretaceous
|
A new species of dinosaur was announced by Indian and American scientists on 13th August 2003: a 30-foot (9-meter), horned carnivore that hunted other dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
65-Million-Year-Old Bones
The bones were collected in 1983 by Suresh Srivastava of the Geological Survey of India (GSI) and Ashok Sahni, a paleontologist at Punjab University, during a search for dinosaur eggs and nests.
Srivastava drew a detailed map to document the position of the fossil bones as they lay in the field. The scientists then stored the 65-million-year-old bones at a GSI office, where they stayed until Sereno and Wilson arrived.
Working with Indian experts, Wilson and Sereno reconstructed the skull of the new species, a stocky, 30-foot-long (9-meter-long) carnivore named Rajasaurus narmadensis, which means "regal dinosaur from the Narmada," the river region in western India where the bones were found. The project was supported in part by the National Geographic Society.
"We knew of fragments and bones [in India]," said Sereno, who has discovered new dinosaur species on five continents. "But this skull reconstruction offers the first glimpse into the lost world of the Indian dinosaur."
Archeology Department in India is lagging behind compared to the other countries. Our past is still unveiled. Some of our National Museums hold these fossils.
-- Bharat Sigireddy's
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