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Edmontosaurus regalis was a large, plant-eating hadrosaurid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of western North America, especially Alberta, Canada. It had the broad, toothless beak and dense dental batteries characteristic of hadrosaurs, adaptations for cropping and processing vegetation. Exceptionally preserved Edmontosaurus fossils have retained extensive skin impressions, while evidence for a fleshy head structure comes from a specimen assigned to the related species E. annectens.
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Edmontosaurus regalis ranks #89 of 249 in the Fossil ranking, behind Glyptodon clavipes, ahead of Homo longi (Dragon Man, CAGS-HV-PA-01).
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How good is Edmontosaurus regalis?
Edmontosaurus regalis scores 8.25/10 (Great) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Fossil category. Important hadrosaur with soft-tissue specimens and abundant material; strong scientific value.
What are the best alternatives to Edmontosaurus regalis?
See our alternatives page for Edmontosaurus regalis for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Sue (T. rex FMNH PR 2081), Stan (T. rex BHI 3033), Scotty (T. rex RSM P2523.8).
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Is Edmontosaurus regalis worth it in 2026?
With a score of 8.25/10, Edmontosaurus regalis is highly rated in Fossil. See all Fossil ranked.
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