Dinosaurs That Start With B
Discover a complete list of over 65 dinosaurs that start with the letter B.
Each dinosaur listed has a dedicated page with information on classification, diet, size, fossil evidence, geographic distribution, and maps of known fossil locations, where available. Pages may also include size comparison charts, fossil representations, and in-depth descriptions based on current scientific research.
The amount of information varies by species, depending on the completeness of fossil discoveries.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Up to ‬26†‬meters long.Time Period: Kimmeridgian of the Jurassic.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: About†‬1.5†‬meters long for the juvenile
specimens.Time Period: Campanian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: About†‬9†‬meters long.Time Period: Campanian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Estimated to be†‬10†‬meters long.Time Period: Tithonian of the Jurassic.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Holotype roughly about†‬7†‬meters long.Time Period: Late Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Unavailable.Time Period: Campanian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Roughly estimated to have been about†‬8â€
‬meters long.Time Period: Barremian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Unavailable.Time Period: Kimmeridgian of the Jurassic.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Approximately 14 meters long.Time Period: Aptian to Albian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: B.†‬excelsus and B.â€
‬parvus estimated to be
about†‬22†‬meters long.†‬B.†‬yahnahpin
estimated to be about†‬21â€
‬meters long.Time Period: Kimmeridgian of the Jurassic.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Uncertain since original fossils are now gone
and estimates vary considerably.Time Period: Early Maastrichtian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Carnivore.Size: About†‬1.5†‬meters long.Time Period: Cenomanian to Turonian of the
Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Holotype femur roughly about†‬46â€
‬centimetres long.Time Period: Late Cretaceous.
Diet: Carnivore�Size: Holotype roughly about†‬1.6-1.7†‬meters long.Time Period: Carnian of the Triassic.
Diet: Carnivore.Size: 1.5†‬meters long.Time Period: Campanian stage in the late Cretaceous.