Dinosaurs That Start With N
Explore a complete list of over 43 dinosaurs that start with the letter N.
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: Uncertain.Size: Unknown due to lack of remains.Time Period: Late Triassic.
Diet: Carnivore.Size: Roughly estimated at between†‬4†‬to†‬4.5â€
‬meters long.Time Period: Campanian/Maastrichtian of the
Cretaceous.
Diet: Uncertain,†‬but possible herbivore.Size: Unavailable.Time Period: Aptian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Roughly about†‬6.5†‬meters long.Time Period: Santonian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Around four meters long,†‬though possibly
slightly larger when fully grown.Time Period: Santonian to early Campanian of the
Cretaceous.
Diet: Carnivore.Size: Uncertain due to lack of remains,†‬but
roughly estimated to be about†‬2.4†‬meters in length.Time Period: Maastrichtian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Uncertain due to incomplete fossil remains.Time Period: Campanian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Estimated between†‬4†‬and†‬6†‬meters long.Time Period: Late Cretaceous.
Diet: Uncertain.Size: About†‬1.7†‬meters long.Time Period: Maastrichtian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Unknown.Time Period: Coniacian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Carnivore.Size: Uncertain,†‬but holotype individual roughly
estimated to be about†‬2.6†‬-†‬3†‬meters long.†‬Holotype is of a
juvenile,†‬adult would have likely†‬been at least slightly larger.Time Period: †‬Late Triassic.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Estimated between†‬4.5-6†‬meters long.Time Period: Late Cenomanian to Early Turonian of
the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Uncertain due to lack of remains.Time Period: Campanian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Humerus measures about†‬1.76†‬meters long.Time Period: Coniacian to Santonian of the
Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Holotype roughly about†‬1.3†‬meters long,â€
‬but†‬this is of a juvenile,†‬fully grown adults were likely larger.Time Period: Cenomanian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Omnivore�Size: About†‬90†‬centimetres long, but fully grown
adults may have been larger.Time Period: Tithonian of the Jurassic to
Valanginian of the Cretaceous.
Diet: Herbivore.Size: Uncertain but roughly estimated at aroundâ€
‬20†‬meters long for the holotype.†‬Humerus†‬114†‬centimetres long.Time Period: Argentina†‬-†‬Chorrillo Formation.
Diet: Carnivore.Size: Highly speculative given that this genus is in
essence a tooth taxon. Comparisons to dromaeosaurid dinosaurs however
indicates that the holotype came from a dinosaur roughly 2 meters in
length.Time Period: Berriasian of the Cretaceous.
