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A medium-sized theropod that was a fast runner and carnivore, found in what is now Germany.

A large, early herbivorous dinosaur that walked on four legs, lived in what is today Southern Africa.

An early sauropodomorph herbivore that lived in Europe, characterized by its small head and long neck.

A herbivorous dinosaur with a long neck and tail, and walked on two legs, native to what is now Central and Northern Europe.

A small, early herbivorous or omnivorous dinosaur found in Argentina, possibly one of the first ornithischian dinosaurs.

A therapod dinosaur from Argentina known for its sharp teeth and claws indicative of a predatory lifestyle.

One of the earliest carnivorous dinosaurs, walked on two legs, discovered in South America.

A small, light built carnivorous dinosaur discovered in Brazil, believed to be one of the earliest theropods.

A large herbivorous dinosaur that could walk on two or four legs, found in Argentina.

A small, slenderly-built theropod that was one of the earliest dinosaurs, lived in what is now the Southwestern United States.

A small early sauropodomorph that walked on two legs, found in Argentina, known for its robust body and long neck.

One of the oldest known dinosaurs that was a bipedal carnivore, found in Northwestern Argentina.

A prosauropod herbivore (a relative of Plateosaurus) that lived in Southern Africa, known for its long neck.

A primitive sauropodomorph dinosaur from Brazil, known for its long neck and tail and for being one of the earliest of its kind.