Iguanodontier waren vielfältige pflanzenfressende Dinosaurier.
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Illustration of an Iguanodon (meaning iguana-tooth), named in 1825 in Sussex, England, UK. It was the very first plant-eating dinosaur recognised by science. These herbivorous ornithopod dinosaurs lived about 125 million years ago in the Early Cretaceous. They were about 10 metres long and weighed up to 3.4 tonnes.