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HatZeGopterYX
          Above the island flew Hatzegopteryx, one of
          the largest of all pterosaurs. From tip to
          tip, its wings measured 46 ft (14 m).




          MaGYaroSauruS                                                                                             telMatoSauruS
          A titanosaur, Magyarosaurus was one                                                                       Several Telmatosaurus
          of the smallest and last of its family.                                                                   skulls have been found
          Several incomplete fossil remains                                                                         at Ha†eg, together with
          have been found in Romania.                                                                               clutches of eggs and
                                                                                                                    hatchlings belonging
                                                                                                                    to this hadrosaur.























          StrutHioSauruS
          This plant eater was the smallest in the
          ankylosaur family of armored dinosaurs.
          It had bony studs on its neck and back
          while spikes guarded its sides.







                                                                                              Ha◊eG toDaY
                                                                                              The ancient Tethys Sea and the island of
                                                                                              miniature dinosaurs disappeared millions of years
          kallokiBotion                                                                       ago, leaving behind today’s Ha†eg Basin area—a
                                                                                              low-lying depression crossed by rivers and ringed
          Turtles, like this Kallokibotion, swam                                              by mountains, some of which rise to heights of
          in the surrounding ocean. They came                                                 more than 8,200 ft (2,500 m). The sandstones and
          ashore to lay their eggs, which were                                                mudstones that formed here 75 million years ago
          then buried in the soft sand.
                                                                                              contain the many fossils that tell the story of the
                                                                                              area’s ancient past.
                                                                          ClutChes may
                                                                          have had between
                                                                          50 and 200 eggs















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