Juvenile Morphology
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<dinofyi-glossary slug="juvenile-morphology"></dinofyi-glossary>The body proportions and structural features characteristic of young dinosaurs. Juveniles typically had proportionally larger eyes, shorter snouts, and rounder skulls than adults.
Category: Reproduction & Growth