What Dinosaurs Lived In Europe? Part 2

With dinosaurs being found all over the world and the Europe having a mountainous and rugged terrain, one would think there would not be a lot of Dinosaurs to be found but on the contrary, there are have been a lot of discoveries, even from places where one would least expect. Europe does have a great variety of different kinds of prehistoric species along with dinosaurs and a lot of them showcases different ecological changes which normally is not see in other species of the same kind.

The list below consists of all the dinosaurs discovered through Europe except for UK as I already have done a list for it previously. Now, let’s take a look at the list below:

• Struthiosaurus (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Gosau Group, Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1871, Austria, France, Romania)
• Mochlodon (Csehbánya Formation, Gosau Group, Late Cretaceous, 1881, Austria, Hungary)
• Craspedodon (Unnamed formation, Late Cretaceous, 1883, Belgium)
• Iguanodon (Arcillas de Morella Formation, Camarillas Formation, Sainte-Barbe Clays Formation, Early Cretaceous, 1825, Belgium, Spain)
• Mantellisaurus (Arcillas de Morella Formation, Sainte-Barbe Clays Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2007, Belgium, Spain )
• Riabininohadros (Unnamed formation, Late Cretaceous, 2020, Ukraine)
• Histriasaurus (Unnamed formation, Early Cretaceous, 1998, Croatia)
• Burianosaurus (Peruc-Korycany Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2017, Czech Republic)
• Dromaeosauroides (Jydegaard Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2003, Denmark)
• Aepisaurus (Grès vert, Early Cretaceous, 1852, France)
• Ampelosaurus (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Grès de Labarre, Gres de Saint-Chinian, Marnes Rouges Inférieures Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1995, France)
• Arcovenator (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2014, France)
• Atsinganosaurus (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2010, France)
• Canardia (Marnes d’Auzas Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2013, France)
• Dacentrurus (Alcobaça Formation, Argiles d’Octeville, Lourinhã Formation, Villar del Arzobispo Formation, Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous, 1902, France, Portugal, Spain)
• Dubreuillosaurus (Calcaire de Caen, Middle Jurassic, 2005, France)
• Erectopus La Penthiève Beds, Early Cretaceous, 1923, France)
• Garrigatitan (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2021, France)
• Genusaurus (Bevons Beds, Early Cretaceous, 1995, France)
• Hypselosaurus (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1869, France)
• Lophostropheus (Moon-Airel Formation, Late Triassic to Early Jurassic, 2007, France)
• Loricatosaurus (Marnes a Belemnopsis latesulcatus Formation, Middle Jurassic, 2008, France)
• Matheronodon (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2017, France)
• Morinosaurus (Unnamed Formation, Late Jurassic, 1874, France)
• Neosodon (Sables et Grès a Trigonia gibbosa, Late Jurassic, 1885, France)
• Normanniasaurus (Poudingue Ferrugineux, Early Cretaceous, 2013, France)
• Piveteausaurus (Marnes de Dives Formation, Middle Jurassic, 1977, France)
• Poekilopleuron (Calcaire de Caen, Middle Jurassic, 1836, France)
• Pyroraptor (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2000, France)
• Streptospondylus (Marnes de Dives or Marnes de Villers, Middle Jurassic to Late Jurassic, 1832, France)
• Tarascosaurus (Fuvelian Beds, Late Cretaceous, 1991, France)
• Teinurosaurus (Mont-Lambert Formation, Late Jurassic, 1928, France)
• Variraptor (Argiles et Grès à Reptiles Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1998, France)
• Vouivria (Calcaires de Clerval, Late Jurassic, 2017, France)
• Rhabdodon (Gres de Labarre Formation, Gres de Saint-Chinian, Marnes Rouges Inférieures Formation, Villalba de la Sierra Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1869, France, Spain)
• Compsognathus (Solnhofen Limestone, Late Jurassic, 1859, Germany)
• Dolicosuchus (Löwenstein Formation, Late Triassic, 1932, Germany)
• Efraasia (Löwenstein Formation, Late Triassic, 1973, Germany)
• Emausaurus (Ciechocinek Formation, Early Jurassic, 1990, Germany)
• Europasaurus (Süntel Formation, Late Jurassic, 2006, Germany)
• Halticosaurus (Löwenstein Formation, Late Triassic, 1908, Germany)
• Juravenator (Painten Formation, Late Jurassic, 2006, Germany)
• Liliensternus (Trossingen Formation, Late Triassic, 1984, Germany)
• Ohmdenosaurus (Posidonia Shale, Early Jurassic, 1978, Germany)
• Ostromia (Painten Formation, Late Jurassic, 2017, Germany)
• Plateosaurus (Klettgau Formation, Löwenstein Formation, Lunde Formation, Trossingen Formation, Late Triassic, 1837, Germany, Norway, Switzerland)
• Procompsognathus (Löwenstein Formation, Late Triassic, 1913, Germany)
• Pterospondylus (Trossingen Formation, Late Triassic, 1913, Germany)
• Ruehleia (Trossingen Formation, Late Triassic, 2001, Germany)
• Sciurumimus (Unnamed Formation, Late Jurassic, 2012, Germany)
• Stenopelix (Obernkirchen Sandstein Formation, Early Cretaceous, 1857, Germany)
• Tanystrosuchus (Löwenstein Formation, Late Triassic, 1963, Germany)
• Torvosaurus (Lourinhã Formation, Ornatenton Formation, Middle Jurassic to Late Jurassic, 1979, Germany, Portugal)
• Tuebingosaurus (Trossingen Formation, Late Triassic, 2022, Germany)
• Wiehenvenator (Ornatenton Formation, Middle Jurassic, 2016, Germany)
• Ajkaceratops (Csehbánya Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2010 Hungary)
• Hungarosaurus (Csehbánya Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2005 Hungary)
• Pneumatoraptor (Csehbánya Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2010 Hungary)
• Saltriovenator (Saltrio Formation, Early Jurassic, 2018, Italy)
• Scipionyx (Pietraroja Plattenkalk, Early Cretaceous, 1998, Italy)
• Tethyshadros (Liburnia Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2009, Italy)
• Betasuchus (Maastricht Formation (Late Cretaceous, 1932, Netherlands)
• Orthomerus (Maastricht Formation (Late Cretaceous, 1883, Netherlands)
• Velocipes (Lissauer Breccia, Late Triassic, 1932, Poland)
• Allosaurus (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 1877, Portugal)
• Alocodon (Cabaços Formation, Late Jurassic, 1973, Portugal)
• Aviatyrannus (Alcobaça Formation, Late Jurassic, 2003, Portugal)
• Draconyx (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 2001, Portugal)
• Dracopelta (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 1980, Portugal)
• Eousdryosaurus (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 2014, Portugal)
• Euronychodon (Argiles et sables de Taveiro, Late Cretaceous, 1991, Portugal)
• Iberospinus (Papo Seco Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2022, Portugal)
• Lourinhanosaurus (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 1998, Portugal)
• Lourinhasaurus (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 1998, Portugal)
• Lusitanosaurus (Unknown Formation, Early Jurassic, 1957, Portugal)
• Lusotitan (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 2003, Portugal)
• Lusovenator (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous, 2020, Portugal)
• Miragaia (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 2009, Portugal)
• Oceanotitan (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 2019, Portugal)
• Phyllodon (Alcobaça Formation, Late Jurassic, 1973, Portugal)
• Taveirosaurus (Argilas de Aveiro Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1991, Portugal)
• Trimucrodon (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 1973, Portugal)
• Zby (Lourinhã Formation, Late Jurassic, 2014, Portugal)
• Bradycneme (Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1975, Romania)
• Elopteryx (Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1913, Romania)
• Heptasteornis (Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1975, Romania)
• Magyarosaurus (Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1932, Romania)
• Paludititan (Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2010, Romania)
• Telmatosaurus (Sânpetru Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1903, Romania)
• Transylvanosaurus (Pui Beds, Late Cretaceous, 2022, Romania)
• Zalmoxes (Densus-Ciula Formation, Sânpetru Formation, Sebes Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2003, Romania)
• Volgatitan (Unnamed Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2018, Russia)
• Abditosaurus (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 2022, Spain)
• Adynomosaurus (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 2019, Spain)
• Aragosaurus (Villar del Arzobispo Formation, Late Jurassic, 1987, Spain)
• Arenysaurus (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 2009, Spain)
• Blasisaurus (Arén Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2010, Spain)
• Calvarius (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 2023, Spain)
• Camarillasaurus (Camarillas Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2014, Spain)
• Concavenator (La Huérguina Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2010, Spain)
• Demandasaurus (Castrillo de la Reina Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2011, Spain)
• Europatitan (Castrillo de la Reina Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2017, Spain)
• Europelta (Escucha Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2013, Spain)
• Fylax (Figuerola Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2021, Spain)
• Galvesaurus (Villar del Arzobispo Formation, Late Jurassic, 2005, Spain)
• Garumbatitan (Arcillas de Morella Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2023, Spain)
• Gideonmantellia (Camarillas Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2012, Spain)
• Lirainosaurus (Sierra Perenchiza Formation, Sobrepena Formation, Late Cretaceous, 1999, Spain)
• Lohuecotitan (Villalba de la Sierra Formation, Late Cretaceous, 2016, Spain)
• Losillasaurus (Villar del Arzobispo Formation, Late Jurassic, 2001, Spain)
• Magnamanus (Golmayo Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2016, Spain)
• Morelladon (Arcillas de Morella Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2015, Spain)
• Oblitosaurus (Villar del Arzobispo Formation, Late Jurassic, 2023, Spain)
• Pararhabdodon (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 1993, Spain)
• Pareisactus (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 2019, Spain)
• Pelecanimimus (La Huérguina Formation, Early Cretaceous, 1994, Spain)
• Portellsaurus (Margas de Mirambell Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2021, Spain)
• Proa (Escucha Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2012, Spain)
• Protathlitis (Arcillas de Morella Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2023, Spain)
• Soriatitan (Golmayo Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2017, Spain)
• Tamarro (Tremp Group, Late Cretaceous, 2021, Spain)
• Tastavinsaurus (Forcall Formation, Xert Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2008, Spain)
• Turiasaurus (Villar del Arzobispo Formation, Late Jurassic, 2006, Spain)
• Vallibonavenatrix (Arcillas de Morella Formation, Early Cretaceous, 2019, Spain)
• Amanzia (Reuchenette Formation, Late Jurassic, 2020, Switzerland)
• Notatesseraeraptor (Klettgau Formation, Late Triassic, 2019, Switzerland)
• Scheitheimia (Klettgau Formation, Late Triassic, 2020, Switzerland)

And would you look at that 126 species have been found throughout the whole of Europe. Well there are only a couple of species which have been found somewhere else and some are also quite fragmentary but the fact of the matter is the sheer variety of dinosaurs found and it creates an idea of the prehistoric Europe. I hope you liked the list of all the dinosaurs found in Europe and if you would like me to make a list of the flying and marine reptiles, please do let me know down below and I hope to see you again soon in other Prehistoric Pedia posts!!!!

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