| TRICERATOPS | | A duck-billed dinosaur with a long, hollow crest on its head |
| CENTROSAURUS | | A horned dinosaur with a spiked head frill |
| PROTOCERATOPS | | A North American duck-billed dinosaur (or hadrosaur) |
| PARASAUROLOPHUS | | Probably actually the first bird, but with some dinosaur-like body parts |
| DROMAEOSAURUS | | A crested, duck-billed dinosaur |
| ARCHAEOPTERYX | | A large-eyed, large-brained carnivore |
| APATOSAURUS | | A long-frilled dinosaur with horns |
| STYRACOSAURUS | | A large herbivore that lived in many parts of the world |
| SAURORNITHOIDES | | A carnivore with powerful jaws and a large, sharp claw on each back foot |
| TROODON | | The last of the armoured dinosaurs, it was also the largest |
| IGUANODON | | A fast-running predator |
| EUOPLOCEPHALUS | | A large sail-backed herbivore found in North Africa |
| OURANOSAURUS | | A long-necked, giant dinosaur |
| STRUTHIOMIMUS | | One of the armoured dinosaurs - an ankylosaur |
| CORYTHOSAURUS | | A short-frilled, horned dinosaur |
| STEGOSAURUS | | A fast dinosaur that looked like an ostrich |
| EDMONTOSAURUS | | An early Mongolian horned dinosaur |
| CHASMOSAURUS | | A plated dinosaur which may have had an unusual way of controlling its temperature |
| HYPSILOPHODON | | A small bipedal herbivore found in Spain and England |
| ANKYLOSAURUS | | A three-horned herbivore |