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OCR: DINOSAUR DATABASE Terrible Lizards Discovered One of the earliest documented dinosaur discoveries in Oxfordshire, England, in 1677. The fossil was that of a megalosaur's distal femur, which Robert Plot described as "the thigh bone of a man or at least of some other animal." In 1818 a tooth-bearing jaw was discovered in Oxfordshire, England (again), and the animal from which it Discovery and Classificati was supposed to have come was named Megalosaurus in Terrible Lizards Discovered 1824. Iguanodon was described in 1825. Classification In 1842, after several discoveries of strange, huge lized that the Saurischia Classification of animals and Sauropodomorpha Dinosauria refers in general to all the creatures known ek deinos Theropoda as dinosaurs. While there are many schemes of from this period Ornithischia classification, we have selected one of the more popular lizards that they systems. Marginocephalia erficial In this system, there are two different orders of at all. They Ceratopsia dinosaurs: Ornithischia and Saurischia. The division is auria. Also Pachycephalos based on the differing shapes of their pelvic bones. The codiles. Ornithopoda saurischian pubis jy One would think that the birds would be descended Thyreophora backward. The ornit point backward. The from the ornithischians, which means "bird hipped", b Stegosauria Ankylosauria a basic classificatiq such is not the case. The reason for the confusion is since the nineteent that although the division by pelvic structure is valid, tl resemblance of the ornithischian pelvis to that of There is something modern birds is only superficial. that can confuse pe Birds, as we have n As we have said, the famous carnivorous dinosaurs Dinosaur Rece predatory dinosaurs were from the saurischian order; the largest herbivoro dinosaurs were also from this order. Saurischian