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It is hypothesized that they had temperature-controlled nests due to the arrangement of their eggs.

This species' nesting behavior is largely unknown, but its relatives suggest they may have built mound-like nests.

Known for strategic hunting, but their nesting behavior is inferred from related species to include open nests and potential brooding.

Little is known about their nesting habits, but related species suggest they built nests.

Fossils found on top of nests suggest they brooded their eggs similar to modern birds.

Sauropods had massive, spherical eggs and likely used the mound-nesting method.

They created large nesting colonies; fossilized impressions indicate that they nested on open ground.

Evidence suggests they laid their eggs in shallow pits and may have buried them for incubation.

Known for 'good mother lizard' nesting colonies and evidence of parental care.