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Maiasaura, a hadrosaur, on boulders atop a hill. This duck billed dinosaur, now extinct, was an herbivore that lived during the cretaceous period.

Maiasaura, a hadrosaur, on boulders atop a hill. This duck billed dinosaur, now extinct, was an herbivore that lived during the cretaceous period.

Maiasaura, a hadrosaur, on boulders atop a hill. This duck billed dinosaur, now extinct, was an herbivore that lived during the cretaceous period.

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Maiasaura was a duck-billed herbivorous dinosaur that lived in Montana, USA in the Cretaceous Era. Scientists believe that Maiasaura was a good mother that cared for her young.

Maiasaura was a duck-billed herbivorous dinosaur that lived in Montana, USA in the Cretaceous Era. Scientists believe that Maiasaura was a good mother that cared for her young.

Maiasaura was a duck-billed herbivorous dinosaur that lived in Montana, USA in the Cretaceous Era. Scientists believe that Maiasaura was a good mother that cared for her young.

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Model of Maiasaura with a clutch of eggs.

Model of Maiasaura with a clutch of eggs.

Model of Maiasaura with a clutch of eggs.

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A Maiasaura juvenile on a white background. Maiasaura was a duck-billed herbivore.

A Maiasaura juvenile on a white background. Maiasaura was a duck-billed herbivore.

A Maiasaura juvenile on a white background. Maiasaura was a duck-billed herbivore.

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Maiasaura, a hadrosaur, on boulders atop a hill. This duck billed dinosaur, now extinct, was an herbivore that lived during the cretaceous period.

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