Argentinosaurus vs Protoceratops

A detailed side-by-side comparison of Argentinosaurus and Protoceratops, covering size, diet, classification, geologic period, and discovery history.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Thuộc tính Argentinosaurus Protoceratops
Tên khoa học Argentinosaurus huinculensis Protoceratops andrewsi
Phân loại Sauropoda Ceratopsia
Kỷ Cretaceous Late Cretaceous Late
Chế độ ăn Herbivore Herbivore
Chiều dài 35.0 m 1.8 m
Height 12.0 m 0.6 m
Cân nặng 70.0 t 83 kg
Năm khám phá 1993 1923
Địa điểm khám phá Neuquen Province, Argentina Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Được đặt tên bởi Jose Bonaparte & Rodolfo Coria Walter Granger & W.K. Gregory

Size Comparison

Argentinosaurus 35.0 m

as long as 3 school buses

Protoceratops 1.8 m

about the size of a human adult

Weight Comparison

Argentinosaurus 70.0 t

heavier than 12 African elephants

Protoceratops 83 kg

about 1 adult humans

Timeline Comparison

Argentinosaurus
100,5 Mya Cretaceous Late (Mesozoic) 66,0 Mya
Protoceratops
100,5 Mya Cretaceous Late (Mesozoic) 66,0 Mya

Argentinosaurus and Protoceratops both lived during the Cretaceous Late period and may have shared the same habitats.

Diet Comparison

Argentinosaurus

Herbivore

Argentinosaurus was a plant-eater, feeding on vegetation like ferns, conifers, and cycads.

Protoceratops

Herbivore

Protoceratops was a plant-eater, feeding on vegetation like ferns, conifers, and cycads.

Classification Comparison

Argentinosaurus

Clade: Sauropodomorpha

Group: Sauropoda

(Lizard feet)

Protoceratops

Clade: Ornithischia

Group: Ceratopsia

(Horned faces)

Did You Know?

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Argentinosaurus was about 19.4x longer than Protoceratops.

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Argentinosaurus weighed roughly 843x more than Protoceratops.

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Both Argentinosaurus and Protoceratops were herbivores.

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Both dinosaurs lived during the Cretaceous Late period and may have coexisted.

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Protoceratops was discovered 70 years earlier, in 1923.

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Argentinosaurus belonged to Sauropoda while Protoceratops belonged to Ceratopsia.

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