Length 786 mm

and that the adults underwent body molting after the reproductive period

which are bony plates aligned on its back and tail

as well as a variety of prehistoric flora and fauna

Snout-tail length 288 mm

Dilophosaurus wetherilli Variant:Unprimed Length 786 mmDilophosaurus wetherilli is a primitive theropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Jurassic , approximately 193 million years ago, in what is now North America. Its fossils were discovered in the Kayenta Formation, in Arizona, and first described in 1954. This dinosaur is distinguished by having a pair of elongated bony crests on its skull, giving it its name, which means "double crested lizard". For a long time, Dilophosaurus was wrongly